I added some dried florals on a string to hang here on the fireplace. I felt like this would be a natural place to dry florals and I like how it feels effortless and not “decorated” Two simple pumpkins for that pop of orange and of course some vintage pottery and dried hydrangeas on the ottoman.

I was not getting the best lighting in our mudroom when I was taking these photos but I thought some dead plants would be perfectly spooky in our “garden” mud-room area. Paired with boots, and a pumpkin for again an effortless look. The shelf I added green books to and some pretty floral tapered candle holders but unfortunately the lighting was not cooperating so maybe I’ll share that in a later IG post.

In the kitchen, my favorite because it all went so well with what I had here already. Vintage copper, some “secret recipe” on the stovetop, and dried herbs hanging from the brass pot rail (from Devol).

Our entryway I went for a more dramatic look especially since this is right where we will be answering the door for trick or treaters. I wanted a “glowy” look so we added candles, glass urns, and a mysterious man portrait. Something about portraits at Halloween feeling extra creepy. One of my favorite details (hard to tell in the photos) was the dried ivy that I added and we have a butterfly, turtle shell, raven, and pumpkin for that eerie Halloween feel.

Next to our front cabinet I added this umbrella stand with my ongoing collection of vintage canes. Well, I just thought that addition of a witches’ broom was the perfect “touch” to just dropped this here too.

On the vintage cabinet I kept things simple, love the equestrian vibe and just added some dried florals and gourds.

Lastly our dining room I kept with my everyday decor, but added some dried branches, and some brown candles in crystal candle holders for a true eclectic whimsy feel.

Check out our IG reel here: