Farmhouse Halloween Table Styling

Not all Halloween table settings need to be scary and ghoulish. This farmhouse Halloween table styling has whispers of the holiday, but it’s grounded in simple and rustic notes. The table is still festive and charming in a very understated way.

Sometimes less is more. Nothing on this table styling is necessarily Halloween decor, but the color scheme and moodiness sets itself as a relaxed and casual table setting for the spooky holiday. Come on in and take a seat at our farmhouse Halloween table.

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Inspiration for the Farmhouse Halloween Table Styling

Although I get behind Halloween, and I love to sprinkle haunting wonderland throughout our home, I know it’s not for everyone. I’m here to tell you there’s no need to buy Halloween decor and table top wares to just use specifically for the holiday. Instead use what you have in a particular way to exude Halloween vibes.

The dark color scheme and the moody florals adds to the air of mystery. The dark candle votives and black candle tapers adds just enough mystical tones with a bit of sullen emotions.

Details of the Farmhouse Halloween Table Styling

The table is set in the kitchen to keep with the relaxed and casual vibes. By using dark table top pieces it creates a moody scene, which is perfect for Halloween. Come on in and let’s take a look at the table in more detail.

Plate Stack

Everything in the plate stack is business as usual over here. The plates used are our regular everyday plates, plus two new to me purple transfer ware plates, which I thrifted recently at a vintage event. Black and purple is a great color combination for Halloween, which is much more subtle than orange and black.

I’ve always admired purple transferware and the plates were actually priced reasonably, which was not the case for most items at the sale. The purple transfer ware plates are slightly smaller than our black plates, but that’s the beauty of mixing and matching table top pieces. It adds another layer to the casualness of the table.

Willow Plate Chargers (Pier 1)
Open Kitchen Black Bistro Dinner Plate (Williams-Sonoma)
Royal Stafford Black Transferware Accent Plate (TJ Maxx)
Royal Staffordshire Purple Transferware Accent Plate (thrifted)
Wonki Ware assorted Black Bowls (Whim House)

Place Setting

In keeping with the relaxed and provincial underpinning the place setting accents are all casual. Pieces are either second hand or handed down, and if an item is new it has an informal feel.

Vintage Silverware (thrifted)
Etched High Ball Glasses (inherited)
Etched Coupe Glasses (thrifted)
LinenMe Black Striped Napkin (Whim House)
Galvanized Napkin Ring (Hobby Lobby)

Centerpiece

The main floral arrangement contains branches from the back yard spray painted black with some moody fresh flowers. More fresh flowers are also sprinkled in the black bottles with dried florals.

The candle light also adds another layer to the mood. It’s funny how candle light takes on the mood from its surroundings. Here the candle light is sullen while in other places it can be romantic or sometimes cozy.

Vintage French Coal Bucket (Antiquities Dealer)
Black Bottles (recycled DIY)
Dried Branches, Fresh & Dried Flowers
Assorted Black Votives (Whim House)
Silver Candle Sticks (thrifted)

Extras

Serving pieces are scattered about the table. Serving family style is a relaxed way to present at the table, and one of my personal favorites to use most times, depending on the occasion. Serving dishes are some times just as important to the composition of a table as the place settings.

Marble Pedestal Plate (DIY)
Wonki Ware Black Oval Dish (Whim House)
Silver Cake Plate (thrifted)
Wonki Ware Assorted Small Black Dishes & Bowls (Whim House)
Silver S&P Shakers (thrifted)
Assorted Silver Serving Utensils (thrifted)

Closing Thoughts

Of course you can always add small Halloween touches if you want to amp up the holiday vibe. Simple Halloween themed table top pieces can be used, but I would keep it at a minimum to keep the relaxed farmhouse feel prominent.

The small black bottle vases were simply used bottles heading to the recycle bin. With a coat of black spray paint they make fabulous vases, which offer great contrast to the white Dahlias and dried florals. It’s an easy, affordable and stylish hack.

How do feel about the farmhouse Halloween table? This is the last Halloween table for the season, but plenty of Fall, Thanksgiving and Christmas table designs are in the works. It’s a busy entertaining time of the year, and pretty tables are always festive, inviting and welcomed.

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