The Greatest Halloween Decoration Trends You’ll See Everywhere, According to Google
Honestly, we’re not surprised that this larger-than-life skeleton has taken the top spot for popular Halloween decorations. It’s great to hang it on your lawn, or on your porch. Rest assured, adding one to your front yard will show your neighbors how serious you are about the holiday.
For a simple Halloween centerpiece or table decorations, consider a small black tree. It will feel like an enchanted forest, and you can go for orange and purple lights for an extra festive feeling. When the dreaded season is over, just turn off the lights and cut one piece of fabric to get it ready for the holidays.
Adding ghost-shaped decorations is one of the oldest Halloween looks you can choose. Whether you decide on a cuddly sherpa pillow or these designer-approved yard stickers, they’re perfect for this season.
Spice up your Halloween party with a fog machine, or have trick-or-treaters go through foggy graveyards for their candy. Either way, this is a holiday to turn up the drama.
Is it really Halloween without a minimum one lit, carved pumpkin? Save yourself the hassle of collecting seeds with a pre-lit set, ready to fill your front porch. Use them indoors or outdoors, either way they produce an amazing glow.
For every piece that makes your home feel cozy, spider webs will do the job every time. Stretch them over the bushes, or drop them down the stairs in the crown area. You can wrap it around a wire frame for a cool Halloween wreath.
Skulls may feel difficult to make beautiful, but this designer-approved facility proves it’s impossible. You can put your favorite flowers in this vase with heads, or go for black, dark plants to the top.
These floating candles in abundance would be right at home in the halls of Hogwarts. It is the perfect balance between spooky and elegant, suspended from a wire so thin it will appear as if it is suspended in the air. They even come with an action wave for that extra bit of magic.
A black cat may mean bad luck, but isn’t the point of the holiday to lean on a little superstition? Add these black cat cutouts above any door in your home for a simple Halloween addition. If you are a cat lover, you can leave them faithfully all year round.
This one is for the minimalists. Let a scary group of bats run down your wall, or hang from the ceiling for some fun Halloween party decorations. It will feel like I’m entering Dracula’s castle, and it’s very easy to take down after that.
Turn your lawn into a graveyard for a spooky outdoor Halloween setting. You can add a few zombies or skeleton arms reaching out of the grass for good measure, but these sticks work well on their own among dead leaves.
We can’t find these smooth pre-lit pumpkins in espresso-colored metal. Use them to replace your traditional outdoor lights, or scatter them on your front steps for All Hallows’ Eve.
For the record, you can totally DIY this pumpkin this year, but we wouldn’t blame you if you decide to just buy it. Repurchase the classic pumpkin patch for a fun Halloween getaway.
For more chic Halloween decorations, add terracotta or clay pumpkins to different corners of your house. Also, durable terracotta is likely to last you many years longer than conventional plastic flooring.
If you need to make your Halloween decorations less messy and more kid-friendly, place a few of these adorable scarecrows around your house. Plus, you don’t have to rush to get them down on November 1st — they’re great for Thanksgiving, too.
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