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Best Halloween Decorations and Office Guide 101 [2023]

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Halloween Decorations

Halloween is a time when people can let their creative juices flow and dress up in the fun and interesting costumes.

It’s also a time when people can show off their decorating skills by putting up spooky decorations all-around their homes. But what about the office? How do you decorate your office for Halloween without going overboard?

In this guide, we will provide tips on how to decorate your office for Halloween while keeping it professional.

1. Tiny horror houses

Turn your cubicle into a tiny homestead of terrors. Cover it with a roof (you may use black cloth for this and maybe hang it from the ceiling using rope or cord). Add some fake spider web to the walls, as well as menacing red string lights.

2. Crime scene

Another fantastic option is to make your cubicle seem like a crime scene. This might be some work, and you don’t have to replicate this idea from Pinterest because there are plenty of other creative ways to do it. Concentrate on the blood rather than making a mess since you’ll have to clean it up after Halloween is done.

3. Skeletons

Small and cute skeletons may be frightening, but inflatable ones are somewhat less so. This one is extremely charming, to the point that it will completely take your attention away from everything else going on here. The cubicle appears to be an ancient and musty library, and you too can give it this appearance with the right material or printed paper.

4. Painted Baby’s Breath

Spray painting branches of dried baby’s breath black and using them as your centerpiece instantly adds drama to your area.

5. Blood Drip Decor

Totally scary, yet somehow completely elegant. To make a dripping “blood,” use red sealing wax sticks (particularly for glue guns) or red hot glue sticks.

6. Macrame Ghosts

These adorable little ghosts may be made on the fly. Paint embroidery hoops with black paint and allow to dry first. Cut macrame cord into equal lengths of 50” each (you’ll need 12-14 pieces of cord per hoop).

7. Pumpkin Diorama

If you enjoy an over-the-top appearance, fill a carved pumpkin with everything from reindeer moss and twigs to tiny headstones. Don’t forget the full moon (a Ping-Pong ball that you can easily hang from a fine thread).

8. Bird Feather Wreath

Cover a grapevine wreath form with black spray paint to give it a sinister twist. Use glitter to add a little of craft glue to the end of craft feathers and dress them up. After they’ve dried, stick each feather’s quill in glue and tuck it into the wreath form. Attach a fake black crow using wire to finish the look.

9. Googly Eyes

Adding plastic googly eyes to fruit and vegetables, such as eggplant, broccoli, and kiwis, makes them instant creepy Halloween decor.

10. Spooky Hanging Lanterns

Clip art, paint, studs, and gauze make simple paper lanterns easy to modify. In the dark, they appear even more frightening!

11. Branch Centerpiece

Spray paint as many layers on the tree branches as you choose to give them a thorough covering. After that, seal them in a vase. What’s better? This Halloween-themed centerpiece is virtually free since the materials are all from your own garden!.

12. Bleached Napkins

Make your dinner guests jealous with these hand-drawn napkins. Draw a spiderweb design on the front of linen napkins using a bleach pen. Allow at least two hours for the design to turn completely white, and then rinse and dry the napkins before placing them on the table.

13. Web Painted Drink Glasses

Make a tumbler look like it’s from outer space by painting spider web designs on them with puff paint. For a bit of color, serve neon-hued Halloween beverages, such as orange soda or any colorful drinks.

Halloween Decorations

Halloween is a fun time of year for people of all ages, and it’s no different when it comes to the office.

However, while some Halloween decorations may be appropriate for the office, others can be considered too spooky or over-the-top. In this guide, we’ve provided tips on how to decorate your office for Halloween without going into any hassle and trouble!

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Rachel Tan is the editor at FunEmpire Media Global. She has over 8 years of experience in the media industry discovering the best local businesses, places and things to do in the world. From lifestyle, entertainment, food, travel, education and more, Rachel is a trusted source to curate the very best the world has to offer.