20 Halloween Decoration Ideas for the Kitchen
This time of year is a fun time of year. The weather is getting cool and crisp, and the buzz of the spookiest night of the year coming soon, is all around. You see it in the stores, at school, and people are starting to plan how they will decorate their home for the ghosts and goblins that will soon be knocking on the door. You can get into the festivities of it all by decorating your kitchen with the spirit of Halloween on your counters, tables, walls, even your cupboard ledges and chandeliers. Halloween decorations are in just about every store and there are a ton to choose from, as well as you can create Halloween decorations yourself, to help cut costs or just because you love to be creative and crafty. Either way, putting together just the right decorations, can turn your kitchen into a fun, or spooky Halloween festivity room. If you need some ideas on how to decorate your kitchen for this Halloween, here are some tips you can follow.
Fun and festive
Not all Halloween decorations have to be spooky and scary. You can get into the festivities with decorations that are cute, fun, and fall-ish, and still have the spirit of Halloween. Pumpkins are always a big part of Halloween. You can get the orange gourds in an array of sizes so if you want to use a pumpkin or several pumpkins in your kitchen, try getting smaller ones to avoid taking up too much space. Draw funny faces on the front of your pumpkins or ghoulish grins and place them on your counters, up above your cabinets, and one on your kitchen table. Place smaller pumpkins, inter-mixed with a little greenery and fall-colored leaves, or other fall foliage around the pumpkins to give them a little fall festivity appeal. Black and orange Halloween candles, pumpkin lights strung around the windows, glass jars full of colorful candy corn and other colorful treats, and cut-out letters that read: Happy Halloween, draped across a wall, are all light-hearted, celebratory ways to decorate for the holiday.
Spooky and ghoulish
If you like a little more ghoulish décor ideas, try hanging some eerie looking bats from your chandelier or ceiling. A spooky centerpiece for the table is always fun to enjoy through the season, or spookify your kitchen windows with cobwebs and spiders or spooky cutouts of ghosts or other spooky Halloween designs. Hang cobwebs from light fixtures and in doorways. Utilize your counter, floor spaces, chairs and other areas to set up spooky scenes. Some ideas may be a spooky hand reaching into a bowl of candy, a frightening skull and bones, a mummy in a coffin, a witch and black cat, ghosts, and other scary décor Halloween items can be arranged to create spooky views.
Have fun with your Halloween kitchen décor. Be creative and let your imagination go crazy to have fun with the spookiest holiday of the year. If you need some ideas for your kitchen, here are 20 Halloween decoration ideas for your kitchen.
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