Halloween Decor Ideas for Your Porch and Rooms
See Halloween decorations on a photo of your own porch or room before you buy anything. Upload the photo in the studio below, create a design, then tap Decorate for Halloween on the result.
Living rooms, bedrooms, entryways and any other room. For a porch, choose Porch.
Decorate for Halloween keeps the space and adds the decor: carved pumpkins, candles, autumn leaves and a few playful spooky accents in a room, and pumpkins, lanterns, an autumn wreath on the door and warm string lights on a porch. It works on a design made from your own photo, so you judge the decorations in your space rather than in a stock picture.
Redesign another room or the whole houseHow to decorate your photo for Halloween
Upload a photo of your room or porch
Use the studio on this page: choose Room or Porch above it, then add one well-lit photo. Photograph a porch from the path or the street, with the front door and the steps in view.
Create a design
Pick a style and create the design. It uses 1 credit, and a guest gets 3 free credits a day. In a room, tick My furniture and Flooring under Keep first to stay close to it; a house design keeps the porch unless you untick Porch under Keep.
Tap Decorate for Halloween
In October it is the first idea on the result. The editor opens with the change ready: review it, then apply. It is a normal edit: it uses 5 credits and needs a free account.
Halloween decor ideas, from the porch to the mantel
Ideas to plan with. Decorate for Halloween adds its own mix of pumpkins, candles and autumn accents; to try one of these instead, type it as your own change in the editor, at the same edit price.
- PorchCarved pumpkins in three sizes on the steps, an autumn wreath on the door, lanterns with warm candles and orange string lights along the railing. Two or three colors read best from the street.
- EntrywayA bench or a narrow table with a stack of small pumpkins, a bowl for treats and a garland of autumn leaves. Keep the way to the door clear for trick-or-treaters.
- Living roomOrange and black cushions, a plaid throw, candles grouped on the coffee table and a garland along a shelf. Changing a few accessories is enough to make the room feel seasonal.
- MantelCandlesticks at different heights, small pumpkins, dried branches and one playful accent such as a raven or a skull. Put the tallest pieces at the ends so the mantel looks balanced.
- Garden pathLanterns or carved pumpkins every few steps, warm lights along the edge and gourds tucked into the border. Light the route to the front door so visitors can find it after dark.