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Faux Black Branch Wreath
Wreaths are a design staple when it comes to decorating front doors. And while most wreaths flaunt lively elements—this one does not. Constructed of a circular set of jet-black twigs (and deathly vibes), this multipurpose wreath can be a frightful front-door Halloween decoration or table centerpiece. Simply harbor one candle in a glass jar or multiple votive candles in the center to top off this look.
You can even DIY some faux blood and ooze in a few droplets on each branch for a scarier effect. Since this piece is constructed of plastic and iron, its branches are completely bendable—so mend it into your ideal shape without worrying about snapping its branches. And though this piece is recommended for indoor use, it should still work well in sheltered entrances.
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Pumpkin Lanterns
For a decorating idea that’s still hauntingly stylish—line your porch or sidewalk with these metal pumpkin lanterns. Crafted from 100% iron, these lanterns will hold up for years to come. These lanterns make an ideal alternative to classic orange jack-o-lanterns. Each lantern also features a faceted shape with ample room inside to light a wax or outdoor-safe flameless pillar candle.
In case you’re planning to decorate with some real pumpkins, here’s what paint to use for pumpkins. Also, make sure to avoid spooky plumbing mishaps with pumpkin guts this Halloween.
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Eye Doorbell
Why not jazz up your front door with a green-lit doorbell with an opening eye? This eye glows at night, and its animation is smooth. Though this bell can’t connect to your doorbell, it does make a few scary sounds that will absolutely bring your guests some fright this Halloween. Get ready to get spooky! From scary to silly, these Halloween door decorations are DIY friendly and will boost your home’s curb appeal.
Next: Learn how to give your car a Halloween costume!
