Starting in late September, there’s nothing that makes me happier than coming home to the happy feeling of Fall. I love being greeted at the front door by the ambiance of one of my favorite seasons, so I always make sure to create that Fall feeling in my foyer. Although I change it every year, the photo below is one of my favorite designs.
In October, I like to change the look, by adding a few more ghostly items, to create a SPOOKY Welcome for our trick-or-treaters.
My favorite find (at JoAnns, etc.) last year was the removable, bejeweled spider webs that I temporarily adhered to my foyer mirror.
They work just like window clings and are removable. It was such a subtle haunted touch!
Below is a close-up view of some of the table detail. Once again, I LOVE using my apothecary jars! In this design, I added some glass eyeballs (Dept. 56) & in staying true to my budget-minded decorating, I picked them up in a post-Halloween sale at 90% off! I found the spider cupcake and battery operated flame candle at a Hallmark card store (I’m sure you can pick both up on line – try ebay). I’ve seen my cake dome in tons of stores, but I found mine at Home Goods (a discount home goods store that is part of the TJ Maxx and Marshalls store chain). And finally, the spell book duo was from Hobby Lobby (www.hobbylobby.com).










I just found a 2 gal apothecary jar at Walmart for $10. I have always like how you decorate yours!
That’s awesome Peggy! And what a great price for such a large jar. I’m looking forward to seeing what you do with it for all of the holidays. Good hunting! 😀
I’m sending your book out tomorrow. It was a labor of love (for me) to write & photograph (took me 2 years)…. thanks for the support – I hope you ENJOY it!
Thanks Eileen!
Where did you get this amazing table from? it’s exactly what I am looking for
Hi Jamie! I purchased this table (several years ago) from this store: http://www.aaronsfinefurniture.com/ It is an inlaid wood console table with a metal accent banister around the top. Hope that helps, Eileen