If the latter is still not checked off your to-do list, don’t fret. There’s still plenty of time to do so, and the Facebook group Halloween Graveyards and Displays is here to inspire you with some of the spookiest decorations out there. Scroll down to find them and be warned that these people aren’t playing around when it comes to skeletons, witches and ghouls.
While you’re at it, don’t forget to check out a conversation with Halloween decor enthusiast Marsh Moon, aka Halloween Home Maker, and Halloween decor collector Nicole from Halloween Finds, who kindly agreed to talk about us about spooky season decor! “So when Halloween became my special interest, I was all in. It’s always on my mind, and I really love creating magical, whimsical spaces to take a break from life’s troubles.” “They remind me of the fun and spooky times I had as a child. Although decorations may change over time, these icons remain timeless.” “I like to set a theme and build around that while keeping in mind what I already have. Once I’ve got an idea of how I want it to look, I start taking out my decorations. I always do Halloween trees to maximize vertical space with my pumpkin pail collection. Layering and small details are very important to my end results, so I add leaf garlands and then fill in the empty spaces with whatever matches my theme for the year,” Marsh tells us. Decorating inside takes a couple of days to contemplate which decorations are going to be displayed and where to put them. I love to put all of my light-up blow molds around my TV in the living room, so I can experience the cozy orange glow from them while watching spooky programs. I have a cabinet of ghosts in my dining room, which stays up year-round. The cabinet consists of ceramic ghosts and ghost mugs that I’ve collected over the years.” According to her, what really brings the magic is lighting that adds a glow. “I like to add purple lights with orange ones to add interest. Green is also a great option. Black lights are really fun if you’ve got a Lisa Frank day-glo vibe to enhance the neon colors and any UV-reactive decor.” Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard.com/@boredpanda! Please use high-res photos without watermarks Ooops! Your image is too large, maximum file size is 8 MB.
