Most of us have consoles at home and styling and restyling them in various ways is a cool way to welcome seasons, holidays and other occasions. Today we’ll take a look at some ideas to style your console table for Halloween, the scariest and the funniest holiday.
Colors
The first thing you should figure out before styling the console is the colors you want. The most traditional Halloween color scheme is black and orange, and you may go for it if you like. Wanna something contrasting? Try black and white, which is classics and basics and will fit most of entryways. Make this color scheme bolder and more chic adding gold touches to the console. If you like bright colors, don’t be afraid to rock them, even all of them! Have a bold console in your entryway? Stick to its unique color getting or DIYing items in the same shade, such decor will definitely stand out!
A small console table with colorful faux pumpkins, a lit up pumpkin and marquee letters for a bold look.
A vintage turquoise console table with a white and turquoise pumpkin, an assortment of black and white decorative plates and smoke comign from a cauldron.
A moody Halloween console with giant spiders, fake pumpkins, skulls and candles.
A spooktacular console with fake pumpkins, a tassel garland, a sign and gold letters.
Items
Cover your console with white or black mesh to imitate spiderweb or leave it as it is and think of decor. What items to use? It depends on your decor style, first of all, vintage, minimalist, modern, rustic or any other – choose the style to decide on the items. There are lots of options to go for! First of all, these are pumpkins, faux and real ones, neutral, black or colorful ones. The next idea is skulls and bones that are extremely popular for Halloween decor – get some of them in black and white to rock on your console. Fake birds and spiders are a cool idea to create a spooky feel, and you may put birds on branches or walls and spiders can be attached to the wall or put on the table. Add cages, candles in various candle holders, spiderwebs and stuff like that. You may also spruce up the wall over the console hanging some marquee lights, signs, artworks and even decorative plates if you want. Whether you create a minimalist display, whether you go super bold and modern or try something shabby chic with a worn feel – your console is sure to embrace the holiday!
A console with black and white spiderweb, lots of pumpkins, signs and branches.
A creamy vintage console with a vintage window frame, a bunting, black faux blooms and lots of spiderweb.
A Halloween console in black and white, with fake pumpkins, candles, lace and twig letters plus a window frame.
A Halloween console with spiderweb, fresh pumpkins, black candles and various figurines for a spooky feel.
A rustic console with a bird, a skull, some spiderweb and black candles in tall candleholders.
A rustic console with black bats and spiders, black spiderweb and a lit up cauldron plus skulls.
A shabby chic green console, a bunting, Halloween photos and signs and twig pumpkin.
A small console with faux pumpkins, a cage, letters, a psider and some artworks.
A spooky console display with skulls and a mummy plus candles and a haunted scenery on the artwork.
A spooky Halloween console in black and white with painted pumpkins and signs plus a vintage mirror.
A spooky rustic display with lots of pumpkins in bold shades, cardboard houses and lots of birds.
A stylish black and orange console with an artwork, faux pumpkins and glass jars with candies.
A stylish black, white and gold console with a bunting, a wreath, fake birds and a pumpkin with spiders.
An entryway console table with Halloween bunting.
A tiny console table with real pumpkins, a cauldron and a chalkboard sign over the console.
A vintage console table with black and white skeletons of various animals, a cage with bats and black calligraphy over the table.
A vintage-inspired display with black and white pumpkins, buntings and blackbirds on branches.
Simple and elegant styling with faux black pumpkins and branches with black birds and spiderweb.
A tree made from painted branches paired with a few pumpkins is perfect not just for Halloween, but as a cozy decor piece throughout the whole fall season. It brings a rustic, seasonal charm that fits right in from October to Thanksgiving!.