•Easy Halloween Decor Ideas•
Entry: The entry to your home is the first impression visitors get of your home. Too often we forget how much impact this can have when decorating for the seasons.
Outdoor Halloween Decor
Only the Christmas season surpasses Halloween when it comes to outside Halloween decorations. Be the talk of the neighborhood with decorations that go beyond those lovely jack-o-lanterns.
Halloween Front Door Decor
A simple Halloween door banner can have a great effect. Arrange some leaf garlands around the door and add an ornament like a skull or a beautiful Halloween wreath.
Trick or Treat & It’s October Witches Halloween Signs for Front Door.
Tombstones
Turn your front yard into a graveyard with tombstones made from inexpensive foam board and a little paint.
Thinner than the ones you can purchase in stores, you can personalize these for your family (although it’s pretty morbid), your favorite horror film characters, or with funny inscriptions.
Glow in the Dark Spider Web
Love this Glow in the dark spider web. It features a web with skeletons, witches, bats, ghosts, pumpkins, skulls and 4 luminous spiders!
Animated Outdoor Halloween Decor
Add a little of the unexpected with animated Halloween items near your front door. These characters can move or speak, but remember that smaller children are often frightened by these.
Since gaining popularity in recent years, these items are fairly inexpensive and available online and in most stores during the Halloween season.
Halloween Animated Witch Prop Talking with Light-up Eyes
Window Dressings
Turn your windows into Halloween hallmarks with simple black poster board and a little creativity. Cut out designs of witches, ghosts, and other Halloween figures (pumpkin carving kits have excellent templates) from a full sheet of poster board.
Tape the sheet over the inside of your windows, when you turn your lights on inside, they illuminate the cut out to show your spooky creations to passersby.
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Entryway Halloween Display
Make the most of it by creating a simple display of Halloween figurines set on a small table covered with a black or orange tablecloth.
The 4 to six-inch figurines are inexpensive enough to even use outside if you have room enough for a small table by your door.
Inside, you can go with this same concept, even adding spooky lights and garlands available at dollar and discount stores.
Light Up Skeleton Swinging on Tree Figurine
Primitive Fall Halloween Decoration Cat FigurineCute and Adorable Halloween MiceWalking Dead See Hear Speak No Evil Figurines
Animated Halloween Decor
Animated Halloween figures can add instant festivity to a boring entry table. These figures can move, have sound, and some are even motion activated.
A great way to make your entrance one to remember! With increasing popularity, these items are now appearing in dollar and discount stores.
Twitching Clown Animated Halloween Prop Animated Lifesize PoseableAnimated Hanging Grim Reaper Skull with Shackles ChainsHanging Animated Talking Witch Halloween Haunted House Prop Decor
Living Room Halloween Ideas
To dress up the rooms where your family spends the most time, use most of your Halloween decor ideas in these rooms.
Figurine Display
Use your mantle, a wall shelf, of even your coffee table to display an assortment of inexpensive Halloween figurines.
Mantles are normally overlooked until Christmas, but fireplaces are a great staging area for many seasonal displays.
Black Lace Spiderweb Fireplace Mantle Scarf CoverBat Tornado LED Lighting Flameless CandleHaunted Candelabra Prop with LED Lights
Halloween Tree
Trees are not just for Christmas anymore. These days you’ll also see tree decorations for Easter, Thanksgiving and Halloween.
You can buy one tree and use it for every Halloween by simply adjusting the decor to occasion.
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Halloween Curtain Tie-Backs
To add a spooky touch to your room, add a garland of skeleton heads as tie-backs to your curtains. These garlands are available at most dollar stores and one garland can be cut in half to use on a pair of curtains
You can use another garland across the top for a little added Halloween fun.
Halloween Paper Garland,6 Different pack,Halloween Garland – Black Garland Green Skulls -15 FtHalloween Bats Paper Garland Banner (10FT)
Halloween Candy Bowl
Halloween is all about candy. Display candy corn and other themed candy in bowls for a decorative and tasty touch.
Halloween Candy Bowl, FrankensteinCeramic Spider Treat BowlCauldron with Handle
Dining Room
Turn any October meal into a Halloween party with fun and expected seasonal touches.
Spider Napkin Rings
Turn any napkin ring into a Halloween hit by using hot glue to attach the spiders from cheap Halloween rings to a napkin ring. These are very inexpensive and normally sold in bags at discount and dollar stores.
A very small investment for a unique decorative touch.
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Placemats and Tablecloths
Go ahead and invest in either an orange or black tablecloth or place-mats. This simple change adds instant Halloween charm to any table.
Spooky Halloween Tablecloth Full Moon with Bats and Grave by LakeSpider Web Lace Tablecloth DecorationHalloween Burlap Table Runner, Haunted House
Spooky Centerpiece
Add a touch of the unexpected with a large glass bowl filled with tiny skulls. These can be purchased either in a bag or attached to a garland that can be coiled inside the bowl.
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Hope you like these Halloween Decor Ideas to get you started on your Halloween decorating. Get creative and see what spooky surprises you can create.
