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Halloween: Interior Design Tips For The Scariest Time Of The Year.
Halloween: Interior Design Tips For The Scariest Time Of The Year.
Oh, Fall! The leaves are falling down, the days are getting shorter…and Halloween is almost here!
If Halloween is your favorite time of the year, then you’re in the right place!
Have you thought about decorating your home for the scariest time of the year but you don’t want to turn it into an horror movie set?
Well, we thought about some interior design tips and features to keep up all year round!
In this article we are going to play with the two major Halloween colors: black and orange!
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Orange is a good color for interiors because it brings the fierceness of the red color but with a soft touch of yellow and it stimulates the socialization.
Black is a classic, and you will always need an elegant black touch for your interior design project!
Come with us to discover our Halloween interior design ideas!
Plateau I Dining Table
This Plateau I Dining Table from BRABBU can certainly add that spooky touch you need for your Halloween interiors!
The top part is in walnut root veneer with a matte varnish and details in matte hammered brushed aged brass while the base is in matte black lacquer.
Don’t you think it would be perfect for a scaring Halloween dinner with friends?
Journey Armchair
This Journey Armchair is massive and it seems to wrap you in its grip and gives you goose bumps!
The perfect place for sitting and watching an horror movie!
Sika Armchair, Bryce Side Table and Mursi Rug
These 3 features are all you need to create the perfect Halloween interiors!
The Sika Armchair distinguishes itself for the button detailing in the inner back, the nailhead trim and the brass details of the arms.
The Bryce Side Table has been created to stand by a sofa. With its unique and scary shape it will add the final touch to your interiors!
The Mursi Rug from RUG’SOCIETY is inspired by the Mursi, an ethnic group who lives in southwestern Ethiopia.
They believe in a higher force coming from the sky, called Tumwi.
The Mursi paint their bodies for religious and medical purposes and their body painting motifs created MURSI rug, a perfect final touch to your interior design for Halloween!
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