It’s almost October, and Spooky Season is slowly approaching, so break out the Halloween decorations! If you’re anything like me, this is your favorite time of year. The weather is perfect, night comes earlier, and Halloween decorations can be found anywhere. People love putting huge lawn decorations in their yards to scare off ghouls, goblins, and trick-or-treaters. However, if you live in an apartment, you may be wondering what you could possibly use to give your space that spooky vibe. Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered.
This wall tapestry is sure to strike fear in even the bravest of hearts. As soon as your guest walks through the door, they’ll be the one screaming for HELP.
Try something like this:
Throwing a Halloween party and need something near the snacks to spice things up? Throw this skull centerpiece in the middle of the table; it’s sure to be the center of attention.
Or go with something different:
This haunted urn is a must-have accessory this Spooky Season. Motion-activated, not only will the Ghost of Halloween Past pop up, it might emit a ghostly howl as well.
Or try one of these if you’re too afraid…:
No need to be afraid of a mirror; they just show a reflection of what’s put in front of them…right? Why don’t you take a look, and ask this girl trapped behind this glass.
These should have the same effect:
These wall mounts are the perfect decoration to add an extra element of horror. And even if they don’t scare your guests, you could always use them as a coat rack.
Here are a few alternatives:
If you’re a fan of The Addams Family then you surely know of Thing. Now, meet Thing’s distant cousins.
And its aunts and uncles:
Not fond of trick-or-treaters beating down your door, demanding candy? Mount this “door bell” outside your apartment and the problem solves itself.
Or use one of these:
What’s Halloween without a future prediction? Look into this glass crystal ball…or are you terrified of what you might see?
If you don’t prefer the skeleton hands, here are some alternatives:
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