We encourage you to keep being creative and spreading the Halloween cheer by sharing your decorated homes with us on social media. We hope you've enjoyed learning three different styles to decorate your home for the spookiest night of the year! We've loved sharing our ideas and hope to see all of your creative takes on them. By combining these elements, you can create a modern Halloween decor aesthetic that is both stylish and festive. As well as adding our Halloween line of faux plants (including the 'BOO!' black faux succulent) found at select Home Depots would fit perfectly into a Modern decor. Dried natural arrangements, like our orange birch branches, fake spiders, bats, and skeletons, are all popular choices for Halloween decorations. Finally, using props and accessories helps create a modern look. Natural lighting is also essential for creating the perfect Halloween mood. Candles, string lights, and even battery-operated lights create a holiday atmosphere. Another essential element of modern Halloween decor is the use of light. It can add a touch of elegance to the holiday decor. Purple, for example, is a popular choice for Halloween decorations. However, you can also use other colors to create a modern look. Orange and black are traditional Halloween colors, often used in tandem to create a striking effect. One of the most important is the use of color. Many elements come together to create the modern decor aesthetic for Halloween. Modern Aesthetic: clean, minimal, and geometric

With these elements in place, you're sure to create a gothic home that will be the talk of the neighborhood this Halloween. Finally, consider transforming some of your plants with spooky vases or planters as we did with our faux plants. Also, don't forget the cobwebs! A few strategically placed spider webs will give your home that 'spooky' feel. Next, choose some hauntingly beautiful décor items like candelabras, skulls, and dried natural arrangements with birch and curly ting. Black is the primary color for any gothic decorations, but you can also add pops of color with deep purple, red, and green. To create a gothic home for Halloween, look for dark, mysterious, and foreboding elements. However, traditional Halloween decorations can seem a bit too cheerful for those who prefer a more gothic aesthetic. From spooky ghosts to eerie witches, there are endless ways to decorate for the holiday. Goth Aesthetic: dark, ornate, and mysteriousĮvery year, stores begin to stock their shelves with Halloween decorations as October rolls around.

Halloween shelf decor