TRICK OR TREAT: IT’S HALLOWEEN!
The spooky season has arrived – so don’t hold back the mischief in your holiday decor. Here are some ideas.
1. Haunted Hearth
A mantel adorned with candlesticks and julep cups covered in fluorescent spray paint, adds a brooding dimension to a fireplace found only in the most stylish of haunted mansions.
![1. Uncanny Mantel.](https://blog.jamaligarden.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/uncanny-mantel-halloween-Martha-stewart_blog.jpg)
2. Bewitching Bar Cart
Thirsty for a wicked witch’s brew? Roll out a chic bar cart that’s gone through a mad makeover. A skull decanter is the perfect container for sinful spirits, while a vase holding eucalyptus leaves that have been spray-painted black, sets just the right tone for mischief.
![2. Ghoulish Libations. (via The EVERYGIRL)](https://blog.jamaligarden.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Everygirl-SocietySocial-halloween-bar-cart_blog.jpg)
3. Eye-Catching Candy Corn
This season, don’t just eat candy corn, decorate with it! Candy corn stuck into foam spheres and placed in black urns create a playful look with an edge.
![3. Corn Balls.](https://blog.jamaligarden.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/candy-corn-balls-in-urn-halloween-decor_blog.jpg)
4. Crows of a Feather
A murder of crows lounging on spindly branches is a unique and unexpected decorative accent. Secure the display with moss in an antique urn for vintage allure.
![4. The Birds. (via Better Homes and Gardens)](https://blog.jamaligarden.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/crows-on-branch-bhg_blog.jpg)
5. Centerpiece of Darkness
Fill a large silver tray with dark hued fruit, black pillar candles, and some very hungry plastic creepy-crawlies to create a centerpiece that’s the stuff of nightmares and a laugh.
![5. A Sketchy Arrangement. (via Martha Stewart)](https://blog.jamaligarden.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/creepy-halloween-centerpiece-martha-stewart_sml_blog1.jpg)
6. Mercury Glass Pumpkins
Mercury glass pumpkins add a vintage look to your Halloween decor. Set these festive gourds on the dinner table or in your windows.
![6. Glass Gourds.](https://blog.jamaligarden.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/gourds-pumpkins-Halloween-Thanksgiving-BG-5009-SL_blog.jpg)
7. A Peculiar Greeting
Make your doorstep the spookiest one in town by layering preserved moss and pumpkins in a black urn. Top with a skull to make the perfect greeting for wary trick o’ treaters.
![7. Bone-Chilling Hello.](https://blog.jamaligarden.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/This-Old-House-Oct-2001-halloween-entrance-urns_blog.jpg)
8. Chain Garland
Warn of danger ahead and keep intruders out with this glittery black chainlink garland draped across a display or a door.
![halloween decor chainlink garland](https://blog.jamaligarden.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/black-glitter-chainlink-garland_rj5a-x13343-kk_blog.jpg)
9. Halloween Tree
Arrange spray-painted black branches in a large black urn topped with moss, and hang beguiling ornaments at various heights.
![9. Spooky Ornaments. (via Martha Stewart)](https://blog.jamaligarden.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/halloween-ornaments-martha-stewart_blog1.jpg)
10. Spooky Wreath
Create a wreath with silk roses, spray paint it black, and finish it with a black taffeta ribbon bow for a bold Halloween look.
![10. Victorian Mourning. (via Martha Stewart)](https://blog.jamaligarden.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/black-rose-halloween-wreath_blog.jpg)
THE SOURCES
1. Martha Stewart Living. 2. The Every Girl. 3. Woman’s Day. 4. Better Homes and Gardens. 5. Martha Stewart. 6. Jamali Garden. Photo: Peter Tak. 7. This Old House. 8. Jamali Garden. 9. Martha Stewart. 10. Martha Stewart.