Have you decorated for Halloween yet? There’s still plenty of time to do so if you haven’t! As you may know, I tend not to go all out with holiday decorations, but I do love to sprinkle in little touches where I can. It helps me feel more festive and gives our home a freshness that, it seems, only the holidays can bring. I’ve been sourcing ideas on Pinterest (and the DGD archives, of course!) as I plan my own Halloween décor, and thought I’d share some of the projects that caught my eye for this 2025 holiday season.
Halloween Décor Ideas To Try From Pinterest:
1. I love that it could be as simple as sticking a bunch of paper or plastic bat silhouettes above your stove for a pop of festive detail. (credit: Chalk White Arrow)
2. Have you ever swapped out your art to match the current holiday? It’s such an easy thing to do, and flat prints like this also take up very little room in storage. Click this link to order the ghost art that you see in the graphic above! (credit: Life On Summerhill)
3. I still have and use our DIY bat wreath every Halloween. It’s a fun craft to do with friends or kids, and my tutorial here even comes with a printable template. (credit: Dream Green DIY)
4. Sometimes, all you really need to get the point across is some fall foliage and a pair of DIY cheesecloth ghosts. (credit: Projects & Pearls)
5. I like to balance my Halloween décor with traditional fall accents to make it feel a little less potent visually. Get my tips for achieving this kind of combined “Falloween” styling here. (credit: Dream Green DIY)
6. Consider styling an out-of-the-box zone in your home with Halloween décor to mix things up! I usually decorate our porch and living spaces for this holiday, but I like the idea of adding Halloween touches to our kitchen like this that I saw on Pinterest. (credit: Elements By Remedy)
7. Learn how to make your own version of my spooky, eerie DIY Moon Phases Halloween Ornaments this way in the DGD archives. (credit: Dream Green DIY)
8. There are tons of beautiful Halloween coffee table styling tips in this blog post that I happened upon while scrolling on Pinterest. (credit: Abloom Décor)
9. If the Book Page Ghost Garland in this blog post is in line with your aesthetic, then you’re in luck because you can actually buy the printable version from Etsy so you don’t have to destroy an actual book. That said, it would be pretty easy to make without spending a dime if you’ve got a book you don’t mind cutting up. (credit: Life On Summerhill)
Did you pick up any ideas that you’d like to try at your house this Halloween? I personally love the concept of adding holiday accents to our kitchen this year since that’s a room I spend so much time in throughout the week. We still have these bat silhouettes from when I decorated our front living room for Halloween a couple of years ago, so I might hang those up above our own stove over the weekend. Let me know what you’re going to try from this list in the comments.
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