Living SpacesNo. 7020 · The 2026 edition
Halloween Home Décor Tour
Step inside a spooky home tour featuring bats, pumpkins made from wood blocks and dryer vents, and a stunning spider web chandelier.
Our own summary of the original — the full post and photos live at itallstartedwithpaint.com.
Take a virtual stroll through a Halloween-decorated home, both inside and out, with DIY highlights like wood block pumpkins, dryer vent pumpkins, and a spider web chandelier. Plus, find links to more blogger decorating ideas.
About this
A Halloween home décor tour post in which blogger Linda shows off bat-themed decorating carried from her front porch into her living room and dining room, then links out to friends' décor ideas over a three-day blog tour. She shares her DIY bat project (made from a stencil and hung with Command strips), other pumpkin and chandelier décor, and a set of Halloween mason jar crafts. The post also lists the schedule of participating blogs on Oct 9, 10 and 11.
The plan
- Blogger friends invited Linda to join a shared Halloween home décor tour and she signed up.
- Once signed up she realized her existing décor was only a front porch with bats flying across the door.
- To have enough to share, she moved the outdoor bat décor indoors for the tour.
- Three days (Oct 9, 10 and 11) — The tour ran across three days with a set of blogs posting each day.
- Readers are asked to visit and like all the participating blogs.
- She linked back to her burlap wreath tutorial as part of the front door décor.
Decoration ideas
- Bats cut from a stencil flying across the front door.
- DIY burlap wreath on the front door.
- Bat invasion carried into the living room, with bats around the pillows.
- Bats hung above the 'fantel mantel'.
- Wood block pumpkins.
- Dryer vent pumpkins.
- Spider web chandelier in the dining room.
- Bats at eye level and higher across the dining room.
- Fake silk flowers turned black to match the bat theme.
- Halloween mason jar creations: Candy Corn Mason Jars, Mummy Mason Jars and Ghosts in Jars.
Activities
- Join a multi-blog Halloween décor tour and hop between the participating sites.
- Cut bats from the linked printable stencil and attach them with Command strips indoors and outdoors.
More photos
Photos hosted by itallstartedwithpaint.com.