Halloween Mantel Decor to Die For
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With Halloween a mere two weeks away, I’m making every effort to share additional tricks for celebrating All Hallow’s Eve in style. (You can find more of my Halloween ideas here.) This past week, I decided to focus on Halloween mantel decor and dress up my fireplace. I’m so excited to share that with you today.
Halloween Mantel Decor Ideas:
This is the first time I’ve decorated one of the mantels in my Pittsburgh house with such intention, and I think it turned out pretty cute …. er, creepy!
The direction for this Halloween mantel decor was inspired by skeletons, skulls, and bones. In fact, the skeleton hands that I got from Grandin Road were the main inspiration for the entire look.
From there, I used lots of things I already had on hand. (If you saw my Spooky Chic Halloween Table, a few of the accessories might look familiar.)
I think the skeleton hands stole the show, however. Created to look like a peace sign, thumbs up, and a hand heart, they actually make skeletons look cool and cute.
I also love this thick rope corded cage light I found at HomeGoods. The light is functional so I often turn it on at night. However, I opted to keep it off during the photo session to keep the glow from being a distraction.
Some books bring in height and a few of my Plush Pumpkins gave a pop of color and a fall feel.
Spider Web Halloween Mantel Decor Ideas:
To finish off the mantel, I covered everything with inexpensive faux spider webs. This is an easy and cost-effective way to make something feel old and eerie.
With a few of the skull candles lit, the effect is truly sinister.
I also decided to decorate the bar cart, which I had recently added to this space. (This is the bar cart I purchased.) Since this is the room where people tend to gather, I thought it was the perfect place to serve drinks.
To dress up the cart for Halloween, I used creepy cat eyeballs. These are from Grandin Road. They are a new variation on the ones I used last year to style my Halloween dining table.
I also love these pumpkin juice bottles and insect plates. Aren’t they the epitome of spooky chic?
Additional Family Room Sources:
With that, I’d say the family room is ready for the season. What do you think?
I hope you enjoyed this look at my Halloween mantel decor and picked up a few ideas to decorate your own home for the upcoming holiday.
Want more Halloween tricks and treats? These are some of my favorites:
- Outdoor Halloween Decorations
- Spider Cheese Balls
- DIY Trick or Treat Yo’self Banner
- Printable Halloween Recipes Cards
- The Ultimate Halloween Playlist
Per the ushe, LOVING this decor! Your attention to detail is so special. I CAN NOT WAIT till see what you come up with this Christmas!! Anyone else, or is it just me?!?!?!
Thank you so much, Brie!!
xo Michael
Very nice Halloween design idea! Love that spider’s web
Love the way you styled your bar cart and the “thumbs up” on the mantel.
I love your attention to detail. The skeleton hands forming a heart and the thumbs up just cracked me up. So chic to simply incorporate a few kitschy items among classic white vases. Great look!
I appreciate that Patricia! Thank you!!
xo Michael
Your fireplace itself is so interesting! I’d love to hear about it!
And your mantle is wonderful, as always. You are such a creative talent!
Thank you for sharing!
I just purchased the house a few months ago, so I don’t really know much about it. BUT I’m excited to light it!
xo Michael
The thumbs up 😂. I give you two thumbs up for this fun fall mantel!
Michael,
Can’t wait to see what you do for Christmas. You have the best taste and sense of style. I love what you did here for Halloween.
Maureen
You are so kind, Maureen! Thank you! My brain is already spinning with Christmas ideas! I can’t wait!
xo Michael
The bone sculptures are the best!! Love your mantel. Happy Halloween!
Thank you so much! I thought they were so fun and festive!
xo Michael