Welcome to our Halloween Tablescape Blog Hop! Chloe at Celebrate & Decorate is hosting this fun week of spooky decor. Make sure to check out all the wonderful tables from yesterday and today (linked at the bottom of this post), and the come back the rest of the week for even more Halloween inspiration.
Haunted Halloween Tablescape
Today, I’m sharing my haunted Halloween tablescape, complete with skeletons, skulls, crows and pumpkins. I was never one for Halloween decor, but after creating last year’s table, I realized how much fun it is to lean into this holiday a bit.
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I used many of the same elements as last year, but in new ways. Overall, I wanted a more muted take on Halloween, letting skeletons and skulls take the lead. The metallic orange pumpkins got a coat of gold spray paint for a fresh look.
For a bit of glam, I added some fairy lights and lit some (fake) candles in gold votives. The lights added a nice ambiance for the evening (even though it was harder to photograph!).
I love these little skeletons. They lean up against candle holders, pumpkins – creepy, but not too creepy.
The big center skeleton and the beware and spooky pumpkins are both CVS finds from last year. Tell ya what – if you need some quick decor and don’t have time to go to Target, I was pleasantly surprised by the options at my local CVS.
I have no idea what the spiky plants are, but they sure are perfect for a haunted Halloween tablescape.
Do you decorate for Halloween? If so, do you go cute and fun, or lean into the scarier aspects of the holiday?
Shared on Between Naps on the Front Porch
Monday
Home is Where the Boat Is | Follow the Yellow Brick Home
Knock it Off Kim | Stately Home Lane
Tuesday
Life and Linda | The Painted Hinge
Corner of Plaid and Paisley | Loveland Lodge
Wednesday
Me and My Captain | Debbee’s Buzz
Sweet Sensations | The Painted Apron
Thursday
Camelot Art Creations | The Little Yellow Corner Store
Zucchini Sisters | Celebrate & Decorate
What a bone-chilling Halloween tablescape. The contrast of skeletons with the beauty of the pumpkins, fairy lights and silver accents make the table so interesting. The neutral colors are so lovely and works beautifully for your table. It still can be a Halloween table even with the use such calming and tranquil neutral colors.
I love your use of heirloom pumpkins and the neutral look of your tablescape that whispers eerie, sinister Halloween! The fairy lights create just the right ambiance and the skeletons perched here and there that are reflected in the silver accents. The entire table just glows! Thanks so much for sharing, Jenn and Happy Halloween!
You have set a wonderfully spooky setting on your Halloween table. I love those spiky plants you used!! They bring in so much texture sitting with the round, muted colored pumpkins. Love the eerie glow as well. Have a fun Halloween!
This is so pretty! I love your more muted take on Halloween! The skulls and skeletons on the pumpkins was such fun idea.The greenery was perfection and I love how you have the lights throughout too, its so beautiful and adds a really pretty glow! It has been so fun joining you this week!
Lovely in a very spooky way! The eclectic mix of natural items and textures contrasts wonderfully with the eerie skellies and skulls! The small twinkling lights provide just the right Halloween glow! I love that it’s not too fussy, beautiful!
This has been one of my favorites so far. I think I have a dark side that was really drawn to the skulls on the plates! Seriously, it was lovely – not overdone but just enough to make a very fun statement.
Jenn, I love your tablescape. The little skellies are perfect and you positioned them well along side the skulls on the plates. I don’t know that spiky plant but it is perfect for your setting.
Great job. It is always a pleasure to blog hop with you.
Kari @ me and my captain
Thank you so much for joining us for this tablescape blog hop, you are a talented stylist and have pulled together a fun and kind of creepy look for Halloween. That little skeleton with his hat and jacket is so cute! The little lights offer up a mysterious glow to your table! I am sure it is perfect when the sun sets! Happy Halloween!
Such skellie fun at your table. . .the one perched on your pumpkin makes me cackle with glee! Love the soft glow and spooky ambiance of your lights too! Wishing you a Happy Haunting 🙂
Well done, Jenn! The fairy lights add tons of ambiance and the skeletons and pumpkins are just enough to pay homage to the holiday. Thanks for the CVS FYI!
Hi Jenn! I love the skeletons and crows perched on top of the pumpkins. It’s both elegant and whimsical. Lovely tablescape!
Rebecca
Hi Jenn! I love the skeletons and pumpkins on your Halloween tablescape! The fairy lights add a nice touch – I used them in my tablescape too! I love the gold and fall touches – it’s a nice blend of the season and Halloween. So happy to be hopping with you!
Jenn, not sure what is going on, but my first two comments do not appear to have gone through? If so please delete the previous ones. I think your skeletons and my mummies should party together! Like your neutral colors with elegant sparkle and touch of magic with the gold pumpkins.
Jenn it’s absolutley adorable and elegant! I love the little skeletons! I forgot all about CVS having cool decorations. I have bought things there in the past but haven’t been this year. I love your pumpkins in the dough bowl on the side board too! You are welcome to share with us at Thursday Favorite Things and The Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Link Party.
‘So happy to be hopping with you this week. Happy Halloween!
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Yours is a spooky table with touches of elegance
That skeleton on the pumpkin just makes the table! The skulls and crows add just enough creepiness and the fairy lights look so fun! Such a pleasure joining you on this hop!
Jenn, love your muted Halloween tablescape. The little skeletons are precious. And the skulls add just the right scary touch. Using the little gold lights gave a great bling to the table. Pinned!