Halloween decor usually means plastic skeletons and cotton cobwebs that go back in a box on November 1st. Halloween wall art can do better. The pieces in our Halloween and spooky collection are playful rather than gory, and many of them look just as good in February as they do in October.
The pumpkins
- Neon Pumpkin: a jack-o'-lantern drawn as a single glowing orange neon line, grinning out of a dark, scuffed wall. It looks like a sign outside a late-night bar, which is exactly why it works in a modern room.
- The Pumpkin Nightmare: a carved pumpkin with a jagged grin sitting on a tree stump, with warm orange lights blurred behind it. Rich, warm and properly autumnal. Also as a tapestry for a whole-wall seasonal swap.
The cute ones
- Cute Ghost: a smiling little ghost in a witch's hat, drawn in orange neon on black. Spooky enough for the season, friendly enough for a kid's room.
- Spooky Cat in Tree: a black cat sits on a branch above a forest glowing amber and orange. It is the most atmospheric piece in the collection, and a natural pick for cat people. More in art for cat people.
Witchy
Magic Book Love Spell: an open book on a wooden table, with violet smoke rising from its pages into a starry purple sky. It is witchy rather than scary, and it suits a reading corner or a bedroom all year. Also on canvas and as a tapestry.
Skulls
- Blue Flame Skull: a pale skull with glowing teal eyes, wrapped in cold blue fire.
- Melted Skeleton Skulls: skulls in liquid chrome, melting in pink, violet and blue.
- Astronaut Skeleton Skull: a skull grinning from inside a space helmet, splashed with pink.
- Eye of the Lost: not a skull, but just as unsettling: an eye drawn in fine purple lines, staring out of a black grid.
Skulls have a long history in art that has little to do with horror. Read skull art that isn't morbid.
Making it last past October
- Keep the skulls, swap the pumpkins. The skull and neon pieces work year-round in a gaming room or a dark living room; the pumpkins are the seasonal ones.
- Use a tapestry for the big seasonal moment. Hang it for October, fold it away after. See how to hang a tapestry without nails.
- Pick moody over gory. Atmosphere ages well. More ideas in Halloween wall art that works all year.
- Go darker for the rest of the year. If you love the look, the gothic and skull collection keeps it going. See gothic art in a modern home.
Beyond the wall
Want spooky art on a desk mat, tee, pin or keychain? See every Halloween and spooky product. You can tick more than one style in the shop filter, too: add Gothic & Skull to see both sets together.
Every piece is made to order, so allow 2 to 7 business days for production before it ships. If you want it up for Halloween night, order soon.