We’re well into spooky season, pandas. So if your home isn’t crawling with spiders, skeletons, pumpkins, ghosts and autumnal candles, where have you been?If you’re in need of some inspiration for how to turn your humble abode into a haunted house, we’ve got some great photos down below. From cozy and cute to frightening and fabulous,Bored Pandahas scoured the internet to find pics of homes that have been transformed into spooky Halloween sanctuaries. Keep reading to also find a conversation with Kristen Stafford of theHalloween Art and Travelpodcast, and be sure to upvote all of the photos that you find particularly boo-tiful!This post may includeaffiliate links.

We’re well into spooky season, pandas. So if your home isn’t crawling with spiders, skeletons, pumpkins, ghosts and autumnal candles, where have you been?

If you’re in need of some inspiration for how to turn your humble abode into a haunted house, we’ve got some great photos down below. From cozy and cute to frightening and fabulous,Bored Pandahas scoured the internet to find pics of homes that have been transformed into spooky Halloween sanctuaries. Keep reading to also find a conversation with Kristen Stafford of theHalloween Art and Travelpodcast, and be sure to upvote all of the photos that you find particularly boo-tiful!

This post may includeaffiliate links.

I Made A Ghost For My Roomba And I Can’t Stop Cracking Up Every Time It Enters The Room

It’s Freaking Bats. My Living Room Lamp

We used Target’s paint-a-cabin kit and reinforced it with foam core. The lights and decor are from Dollar Tree.

Decided To Make My Cat’s Their Own Haunted Cabin This Year

Ah, Halloween. The one night out of the year where it’s perfectly normal to ring neighbors’ doorbells asking for candy, dress up as a character who looks nothing like your real self and fill your home with frightening decorations that might give your grandparents a heart attack. Spooky season is a whole experience, though, and there’s nothing wrong with celebrating for the entire season, rather than just one night.If you love pumpkins, ghosts, skeletons and witches, why not turn your entire house into a haunted Halloween getaway? According toStatista, 73% of Americans plan to celebrate Halloween in one way or another this year, with trick-or-treating and pumpkin carving being the most popular activities, so there’s a good chance the majority of people would be happy to see a home decked out with spooky decor as well.

Ah, Halloween. The one night out of the year where it’s perfectly normal to ring neighbors’ doorbells asking for candy, dress up as a character who looks nothing like your real self and fill your home with frightening decorations that might give your grandparents a heart attack. Spooky season is a whole experience, though, and there’s nothing wrong with celebrating for the entire season, rather than just one night.

If you love pumpkins, ghosts, skeletons and witches, why not turn your entire house into a haunted Halloween getaway? According toStatista, 73% of Americans plan to celebrate Halloween in one way or another this year, with trick-or-treating and pumpkin carving being the most popular activities, so there’s a good chance the majority of people would be happy to see a home decked out with spooky decor as well.

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My Mom Makes Little Fairy Gardens In The Pot Of Her Money Tree. Here Is Her Halloween Scene

This Is My All-Time Favorite Halloween/Autumn Decoration. Would Love It If It Was A Jack-O'-Lantern But It Still Makes Me Smile Just As A Lovely Pumpkin

When I was a kid, we would always adorn the front porch with carved or painted pumpkins, orange and black lights and a cute wooden skeleton that my grandfather carved and painted. And while we always had family-friendly decor, apparently 73% of Americans say they’re fine with a gory Halloween setup,Angireports. However, only 36% say they actually put up frightening or bloody decorations in their own homes.Overall, though, Americans love getting into the spooky season spirit and decorating for Halloween. One third say they spend between $100-$249 dollars on decorations for October, while 23% say they shell out between $250-$499. Lots of people like to change up their accessories every year as well, with over a third saying they change the theme of their decor annually.

When I was a kid, we would always adorn the front porch with carved or painted pumpkins, orange and black lights and a cute wooden skeleton that my grandfather carved and painted. And while we always had family-friendly decor, apparently 73% of Americans say they’re fine with a gory Halloween setup,Angireports. However, only 36% say they actually put up frightening or bloody decorations in their own homes.

Overall, though, Americans love getting into the spooky season spirit and decorating for Halloween. One third say they spend between $100-$249 dollars on decorations for October, while 23% say they shell out between $250-$499. Lots of people like to change up their accessories every year as well, with over a third saying they change the theme of their decor annually.

The Rest Of My Living Room

DIY Diffuser Cauldron

Found Her

To learn more about how to turn our homes into spooky wonderlands, we reached out to Kristen Stafford of theHalloween Art and Travelpodcast. Kristen was kind enough to share her thoughts with Bored Panda, as she says she typically goes all out with Halloween decorations.“My Halloween decorations are done in three zones,” she explained. “Zone one is outside – I’m obsessed with old spooky cemeteries so there’s nothing better than having my own for the month of October. A family friend created unique Victorian looking tombstones to set the right vibe. Nighttime is the best time to visit as flickering battery operated votives illuminate the tombstones. A solitary ghost hangs from a tree – but perhaps there’s more that my visitors do not see.”

To learn more about how to turn our homes into spooky wonderlands, we reached out to Kristen Stafford of theHalloween Art and Travelpodcast. Kristen was kind enough to share her thoughts with Bored Panda, as she says she typically goes all out with Halloween decorations.

“My Halloween decorations are done in three zones,” she explained. “Zone one is outside – I’m obsessed with old spooky cemeteries so there’s nothing better than having my own for the month of October. A family friend created unique Victorian looking tombstones to set the right vibe. Nighttime is the best time to visit as flickering battery operated votives illuminate the tombstones. A solitary ghost hangs from a tree – but perhaps there’s more that my visitors do not see.”

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My Birthday Is On Halloween And I Obviously Love Cats. The Decorating Has Begun

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Zone two of Kristen’s decor includes her seasonal indoor decorations. “Our powder room transforms into a storage closet for Dr. Frankenstein,” she shared. “There’s nothing like using the bathroom and finding a fake brain in a jar. Our dining and living rooms become the Pushing Up Daisies flower shop. There I display creepy plants galore, many from the Ghoulish Garden collection at Target. A happy October night is one spent on the couch wearing a witch hat taking in all the delights.”

This Year’s Halloween Project From An Idea I Found On The Internet

Halloween Coffee Bar

I Couldn’t Find A Halloween Shower Curtain I Liked But I Found These Door Decorations At Joanns. I Love How It Turned Out

Last but not least, Kristen says her zone three features her year-round Halloween Room, which is a finished bonus room over her garage. “It’s 400 square feet of floor to ceiling Halloween magic. Stuffed into this enchanted room are one-of-a-kind Halloween art pieces, thrift store treasures, and unsettling antiques,” the spooky season enthusiast shared.

Love The Vintage Look

Y’all I Am Swooning. This Turned Out More Beautiful Than I Had Imagined

Kitchen Nook Ready For Halloween

Kristen also shared that she cherishes seeing the looks on peoples’ faces when they encounter the room for the first time. “It’s pure amazement. I am most proud of the treasured friendships and connections I’ve made with other Halloween collectors and artists,” she noted. “Halloween art shows have become like family reunions to me. I’m part of a whole network of people who have Halloween up all year in their homes. It’s a whole tribe of magic makers.”

Had A Really Tough Year, So Fall Halloween Decorating Was Very Cathartic For Me. Here Is My House This Year

The Spooky Study Is Almost Complete

Made A Nightmare On Elm Street Diorama

Kristen also told Bored Panda that there’s extreme financial flexibility when it comes to decorating for Halloween. “Of course, one can go out and collect artist-made pieces and load up on the plentiful stuff at major retailers,” she noted. “If someone doesn’t want to make such a large time and/or financial investment, they can reuse and repurpose what they have.““Cut out masks, bats, and witch hats out of black paper and temporarily adhere them over photos and pictures you already have,” the expert recommends. “If you have spooky books, pull them forward and feature them as decorations. Thrift shops are great places to find deeply discounted old scary books. Books also make great display stands for seasonal Halloween décor.”

Kristen also told Bored Panda that there’s extreme financial flexibility when it comes to decorating for Halloween. “Of course, one can go out and collect artist-made pieces and load up on the plentiful stuff at major retailers,” she noted. “If someone doesn’t want to make such a large time and/or financial investment, they can reuse and repurpose what they have.”

“Cut out masks, bats, and witch hats out of black paper and temporarily adhere them over photos and pictures you already have,” the expert recommends. “If you have spooky books, pull them forward and feature them as decorations. Thrift shops are great places to find deeply discounted old scary books. Books also make great display stands for seasonal Halloween décor.”

Harry Potter Room For Halloween

My Living Room This Year

Getting Ready For Halloween Plant Decor

“The best thing about Halloween decorating is it doesn’t need to be perfect,” Kristen added. “Rough and imperfect is charming. Bring in some old, clean twigs from outside and make a spooky tree. Jump on the trend of painting cute ghosts on thrifted paintings and prints. A witch’s apothecary can be created out of old bottles and jars filled with candy, things found in nature, glitter, kitchen spices, anything that makes your imagination sparkle.“If you’d like to hear more tips from Kristen or immerse yourself in spooky season vibes, be sure to check out theHalloween Art and Travel podcast!

“The best thing about Halloween decorating is it doesn’t need to be perfect,” Kristen added. “Rough and imperfect is charming. Bring in some old, clean twigs from outside and make a spooky tree. Jump on the trend of painting cute ghosts on thrifted paintings and prints. A witch’s apothecary can be created out of old bottles and jars filled with candy, things found in nature, glitter, kitchen spices, anything that makes your imagination sparkle.”

If you’d like to hear more tips from Kristen or immerse yourself in spooky season vibes, be sure to check out theHalloween Art and Travel podcast!

A Few Of My Favorite Halloween Decorations. I Made The Ghosts And Floral Skull

I Finally Got My New Sheets And Comforter

My Daughter’s Halloween Town Display. Proud Momma

Are you feeling inspired to turn your humble abode into a spooky sanctuary, pandas? We hope you’re enjoying these fabulous inspiration pics, and please, keep upvoting the ones you find most creative. Have fun scrolling through the rest of this spooky list, and then if you’re interested in checking out even more Halloween decor, you can find Bored Panda’s last article on the same topicright here!

My Halloween Corner

Bath & Body Works New Haunted House Wallflower Plug

I Made Demon Fairies (Should I Add Red Eyes?) And Painted Crows On Burlap Last Night

I Decorated My Truck For Halloween

This Is Such An Easy And Fun Halloween Decor Idea

The Vibes Are Immaculate

That’s A Charming-Looking Fellow, But He’s Looking A Little Stiff. Perhaps Some Drinks Would Loosen Him Up

Halloween Terrarium. Saw The Idea And Wanted To Try My Own

Finally Finished Our Tiny Little Halloween Bathroom, And I’m So So Happy With The Results

I Love Decorating For Halloween

The Halloween Decorations At My Work

My Spooky Office Decor

Homemade Halloween Horcrux

The Halloween Decoration Next To My Cat, Shadow

Dressed Up For Halloween

I Decorated

I just love the string of skulls from At Home and the candle sticks from HomeGoods. Such good stuff this year.

Mantle Decor

Halloween Decorations In Apartment

Feeling Cozy On This Rainy Evening

Tomorrow Is October 1st

My apartment is Halloween-themed 365 days a year. I hope one day to own a house so I can decorate outside too.

My Halloween Home

Every Year My Collection Grows

Last Week I Was Working On The Coraline Door As A Halloween Decoration And I Decided To Add Leaves On The Door

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I Really Wanted To Create A Spooky Polly Pocket Version, So I Came Up With The Idea Of Making A Haunted Mansion Version. I Call It “Ghost Pocket”

Thought You All Might Like This Ghost I Painted In A Vintage Frame. Counting Down The Days Till Spooky Season

I’m So Impatient But I Love How Everything Looks. Super Excited

I Made A Lot More Halloween Decoration DIYs

Creepy Halloween

Phil Is A Spider (Plant) For Halloween This Year

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It’s The Little Things That Makes It Fun

What Do You Think Of This Simple But Spooky Cottage Corner?

My Floating Pumpkins

Halloween Terrarium

Halloween Tree Is Up. Happy October

My Home Has An Infestation

We Decorate This Fire Place Every Year For Halloween In Lego Style. The Hocus Pocus House Definitely Adds A Nice Touch This Year

Happy Spooky Season Y’all

We’re Haunted. At This Point In Autumn, I Always Cautiously Get Excited About Halloween Stuff

Loving My Witchy Potion Shelf. It Evolves Each Year

Turned A Plastic Skeleton Into A Bunch Of Halloween Decor

My Spooky Creatures Display Idea

I Love Halloween

Spooky Movie Night

My Tribute To Edgar Allan Poe’s Short Story - Berenice

A New Halloween Coffee Bar For The Spooky Season

Finished My Mantle Tonight (I Think)

Love How These Decorations Are Subtle, They Almost Blend In Like They’re Always There, And Are Really Spooky

Our Little Witchy Hutch

Dining Room End Table

My Haunted Dollhouse

The Village

Getting Into The Halloween Spirit With Some Decorating. We Are Working To Expand To More Rooms Now

Gettin In The Halloween Spirit

Halloween Always Comes Early At My House

Costco Kicking Off The Spooky Season

Turning My Book Case Into A Witch’s Shelf

It’s Giving Spooky-Chic Library Vibes

Halloween Door Decorating Contest

Leatherface Has Joined Us For Dinner

Halloween Candlelight

Halloween Decoration I Made

These Just Arrived. Ready For Spooky Season

Can’t Wait To Break Out My Fall Decorations

It’s October And My Spooky Season Decor Is Up

Ready For Halloween

Work In Progress. My Inspirations Are History And Satan

Skeleton Fairies

Our Home Tiki Bar Is Getting Ready For Its Annual Transformation To Halloween Tonight. Crazy To See How Our Collection Has Grown This Year

My Halloween Decorations From This Year

My Halloween Spot For The Evening

I Really Love Pumpkins. These Ones Are All Real. Obviously, You Could Use Faux To Create This Look Too

Officially Spooky Season. One Of My Favorite Times Of The Year

Handmade Indoor Decor

My Spectacular Halloween Decorations

Vegan Zombie Window Display - Just Add Cauliflowers!

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