The only holidays I really decorate my home for are Halloween and Christmas so when I decorate I usually go big. This year I really toned it down though. Here is how I decorated my home for Halloween this year.
Living Room
Target had some great Halloween decoration finds in the Bullseye section this year including the light up jack-o-lantern on the left. I have a love/hate relationship with faux spider webs because they are a pain to put up but I feel like it packs a punch on the cabinet. The cauldron is probably my favorite Halloween decoration.
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Dining Room
I spend most of my time decorating for Halloween in my dining room because I find it’s the easiest place to decorate. I love using real pumpkins as a centerpiece with faux spiders on them. I have my skeleton (we named him David Bowie) wearing a witch hat ready to down some champagne.
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Bathroom
I don’t do much decorating in the powder room but I love the things I have in there. The Redrum stickers are very easy to get off and don’t damage the mirror. The mini pumpkins that are open are unfortunately vintage and it’s impossible to find anything similar. It’s something my mom gave to me that I remember her decorating with when I was a child so I really cherish them.
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Kitchen
I hardly do any decorating in the kitchen because I need it to be as functional as possible. I always love to have holiday themed dish towels. This year I added some faux spiders to roses. I love the spiders because I feel like you can add them to anything for spooky season.
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The spider dish towel is from the Bullseye section at Target so unfortunately I cannot link it. I get most of my holiday dish towels from the Target bullseye section.
Jericha Good 