How to Celebrate Halloween 2021 at Home in Singapore with Stylish Decor

Spooky season is here, but that doesn’t mean you only have to decorate your rooms in black and orange. Here are some playful finds that make excellent accent pieces throughout the year

Halloween signals the start of the holiday season, with witches, ghouls, and an excuse to devour a plethora of sweet treats making their yearly appearance. The celebration of all things dark and haunted is also a sign to give your home a spooky makeover with pumpkins and an orange and black color scheme.

Getting into the Halloween spirit doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice your interior style in order to embrace the playfulness of the occasion. Set aside those tacky spiders and skeletons; these chic decorative paraphernalia hit the perfect spot between spooky and stylish.

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1. L’Objet Haas Monster incense burner by the Hass Brothers

Above Designed by the Haas Brothers, the Monster incense burner is crafted from porcelain and sits on a brass base (Image: Courtesy of L'Objet)

Above Made in collaboration with L'Objet, the incense holder is part of a whimsical collection of home decor piece (Image: Courtesy of Net-a-Porter)

Famous for their playful sculptural designs, the Haas Brothers have partnered with luxury lifestyle brand L’Objet to release a collection of whimsical homeware and decor like this Haas Monster incense burner. Light an incense and cover with the monster’s porcelain torso to watch smoke slowly drift out from its brass horns.

Available from Net-a-Porter

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2. Bordallo Pinheiro Pumpkin dining collection

The Pumpkin collection of dinnerware from Bordallo Pinheiro is one of its most iconic decorations (Image: Bordallo Pinheiro/@bordallopinheiroofficial)

Above The Pumpkin collection of dinnerware from Bordallo Pinheiro is one of its most iconic decorations (Image: Bordallo Pinheiro/@bordallopinheiroofficial)

With a variety of shapes and sizes, the seasonal table setting is perfect for Halloween (Image: Bordallo Pinheiro/@bordallopinheiroofficial)

Above With a variety of shapes and sizes, the seasonal table setting is perfect for Halloween (Image: Bordallo Pinheiro/@bordallopinheiroofficial)

Known for their colourful and eclectic creations, Portuguese ceramics company Bordallo Pinheiro’s Pumpkin collection is no less vibrant and surreal compared to its other offerings. Consisting of a pitcher as well as bowls, plates, and decorative vessels of different sizes, the bright earthenware collection will definitely create a seasonal mood at your table.

Available from MatchesFashion and Tangs

3. Ashes to Ashes candlestick chandelier by William Guillon, from The Artling

Above William Guillon's limited-edition candlestick takes on an intricate sculptural form (Image: Courtesy of The Artling)

Above To craft the candlestick, the solid wood is burned before it is varnished (Image: Courtesy of The Artling)

Made from burnt wood and solid bronze, this gothic candle holder by French designer William Guillon explores the delicate effects of imbalance. Each sculptural piece is meticulously handmade upon order by a team of craftsmen who burn the solid wood before varnishing it and moulding it with the bronze bass.

Available from The Artling

4. Kusama Pumpkin sculptures by Yayoi Kusama, from MoMA Design Store

The Kusama Pumpkins designed by Yayoi Kusama takes its appearance after the designer's most well-known motif (Image: Courtesy of MoMA Design Store)

Above The Kusama Pumpkins designed by Yayoi Kusama takes its appearance after the designer's most well-known motif (Image: Courtesy of MoMA Design Store)

Above The figurine is a miniature version of the actual sculptures (Image: Courtesy of MoMA Design Store)

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s obsession with pumpkins started as a child in pre-war Japan, when her family owned a plant nursery that farmed kabocha squash. Drawing inspiration from the squash, the Pumpkins have undoubtedly grown to be one of Kusama’s most well-known designs. These lacquer-painted resin figurines are miniature replicas of her signature dotted pumpkins, and will definitely add a dose of vibrance to any coffee tables or shelves.

Available from MoMA Design Store

5. Qeeboo Mexico stool and side table by Studio Job, from Journey East

Above The Qeeboo Mexico stool and side table by Studio Job can be used both indoors and outdoors (Image: Courtesy of Journey East)

Nothing screams Halloween like a skull that doubles as both a stool or a side table. Designed by Studio Job, a contemporary design and arts studio based in Netherlands and Milan, the skull-like design also features motifs and symbols of popular Mexican culture, such as hearts, snakes, swords and roses. The form also brings to mind the iconic Mexican festival Día de Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead.

Available from Journey East

6. The Artling Halloween. Spooky season. October. Black cat and witch. by Anna Onikiienko

Designed on linen canvas, Anna Onikiienko's Halloween. Spooky season. October. Black cat and witch. is a perfect Halloween-themed decor (Image: Courtesy of The Artling)

Photo 1 of 2 Designed on linen canvas, Anna Onikiienko's Halloween. Spooky season. October. Black cat and witch. is a perfect Halloween-themed decor (Image: Courtesy of The Artling)

Photo 2 of 2 An in-depth look at the details of the 100% hand painting by Onikiienko (Image: Courtesy of The Artling)

Created by Russian artist Anna Onikiienko, Halloween. Spooky season. October. Black cat and witch. is a whimsical art piece that will add life to any blank wall. Crafted from a deft mixture of acrylic, cardboard, Japanese airy clay, varnish, threads and beads atop a linen canvas, the stunning Halloween-themed collage invites one to take a closer look at its intricate details.

Available from The Artling

7. InOut Atelier Terrarium

Above The terrarium moss bowls from InOut Atelier can be easily customisable to suit your preferences (Image: Courtesy of InOut Atelier)

Above The post-apocalyptic Singapore moss bowl includes 3D printed and painted HDB blocks and a war-torn theme (Image: Courtesy of InOut Atelier)

Looking for ways to incorporate greenery whilst still wanting to uphold the Halloween spirit? Turn to homegrown botanical expert InOut Atelier for terrariums that tell a story. While there are pre-made designs that can be bought—there’s one with a design featuring post-apocalyptic Singapore that’s rather spooky in itself—you can also choose to customise your terrarium with other features and figurines.

Available from InOut Atelier

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