Keep it classic withseasonal shadesor go full force with frighteningly fetching detailslike yourfavorite Halloween candles, for example.
However spooky or simple you want to be, we have Halloween fireplace decor ideas to make it happen.
Vintage Halloween Mantel
For a timeless look, opt forvintage Halloween decor.
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Leave the frames empty, but make them stand out in monochrome or moody colors.
Add a simple phrase and some faux cobwebs around the base of the mantel to evoke Addams Family feelings.
If you want to go all out, add a fake skeleton or two to complete the look.
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Layer neutral doilies underneath to add texture and hang black fishing net behind the display for a finished look.
Pumpkin Fireplace Display
When it comes to Halloween mantels, pumpkins are a must.
But rather than something traditional, step out of the box this season with a pumpkin-stuffed fireplace.
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First, gather pumpkins of varying sizes and paint them different shades of orange, gold, and bronze.
Then, layer them so that they look like they’re spilling out of your fireplace.
Continue the look with a pumpkin-theme mantel display to tie the look together.
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Understated Farmhouse Witch
Iffarmhouse is your preferred style, start your Halloween mantel by introducing neutral colors.
Get (or make) a statement wooden witch sign and complement the design with white pumpkins and candles.
Add white garland or string lights along the base of the mantel as well.
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Although this isnt a spooky scene,its a simple, elegant way to welcome the fall season.
Incorporate copper colored pieces like this platter, basket, and pitcher to complete the look.
Black and White Halloween Fireplace
Create a timelessHalloween displayusing a strictly black-and-white theme.
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Create a gallery wall above the fireplace using framed photos of Victorian faces for a ghostly mood.
Mostly stick with shades of orange to make the decor cohesive and last you through the end of November.
Here, iridescent pumpkins in peacock colors adorn the inner and outer hearth.
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The colors are also sprinkled across the mantel alongside an eclectic mix of clear vases and unsettling imagery.
The rest of the decor takes its timeless cues from fall instead of Halloween.
Instead of spiders and bats, metallic pumpkins and gourds set the mood.
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Instead of cobwebs, leaves in orange and red hues and highlight the brick tones from the fireplace.
To complete the look, add dried leaves, acorns, and branches.
Add a bit of color and a graphic accent like broomsticks or bats for the full Halloween effect.
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If youre aiming for something spooky, thesegiant spiders are easy to make.
Monochrome Halloween Fireplace
Make your fireplace the focal point of your room by adding bold monochromatic decor.
Pair the sign with paper cobwebs and a few plastic spiders.
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This black-and-white combination creates aminimalist Halloween lookthat’s festive without being scary.
Fireside Jack-o-Lantern
Dont want to go overboard with Halloween this year?
Keep it straightforward and focus on the main character: the great pumpkin.
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Litter some dried leaves in and around the hearth for an effortless display.
Just remember to never turn on the fireplace while decor is present!
Place a pair of black candlestick holders and white tapered candles on the mantel as bookends.
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A humorous (not to be confused with humerus!)
sign with a skeleton saying above the mantel and bone garland hung across it add a flawless finishing touch.
Fall Fireside
Who says that Halloween cant be feminine?
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Add delicate decor elements such as pastel pumpkins and butterflies sprinkled throughout the fireplace.
Then place vibrant leaf-filled branches in white vases alongside the pumpkins.
Finally, hang abittersweet accent wreathjust above the fireplace.
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The seasonal shades will especially stand out against an all-white wall.
Gather paper straws in shades of orange, black, and purple, then cut them into varying sizes.
Add a few painted pumpkins in matching colors to finish the look.
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Witch-Inspired Halloween Mantel
This fireplace decor is wickedly fun and easy to recreate.
Lean thewitchs broomnearby along with a couple of cream-colored pumpkins at the base.
Keep the mantel uncomplicated by lining up a variety of clear, empty vases.
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Masquerade Halloween Mantel
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Planning on hostinga Halloween partythis year?
Get a head start by decorating the fireplace to reflect the theme.
If its a masquerade ball, aim for a dark, romantic ambiancewhich also works for vampire-themed gatherings.
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Lastly, hang an oversized sign above the mantel that goes with the masquerade motif.
A fireplace mantel is the perfect focal point to add spooky decor that won’t overwhelm a space.
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