- Jack-o'-lanterns are popular for Halloween, but pumpkins make delightful decorations on their own. For a different take on the pumpkin stack, go with white pumpkins of various sizes for a classy, modern look. You can stack them or use an arrangement that looks good on the porch or on the table. Simply gather different sizes and surround them with leaves, berries, pine cones and glass jars or vases. Place mini gourds and acorns in the vases, and set the entire ensemble on a piece of coordinating cloth.
- Black is one of the primary colors of Halloween season, and it doesn't take much to add a Gothic element to your decor with it. Add glamour to a black vase with white or red roses. Spray paint branches from the yard black and put them in black urns for an elegant look. Use black silk flowers in amber-colored vases and glasses to enhance the mood in your home. Use black wrought-iron candle holders and centerpieces to add style to your home. Pair them with tattered lace doilies for a tasteful but spirited look.
- For a simple but effective decoration, candles always do the trick. To make an arrangement of candles look classy, use candles and candle holders of all sizes. Don't be afraid of black candles, either. Use them in white ceramic candle holders to set the mood in a room. Mix them among white and yellow taper candles in pillar candle holders for a dramatic look.
- Create a classy look to any room with a grapevine wreath. Spray paint a garland of plastic ivy black and wrap it evenly around the wreath when it dries. Insert white, yellow or orange silk mums in the vines of the wreath. Use a coordinating color for a ribbon bow. Another option is painting a grapevine wreath black and adorning it with white and red silk roses. For another look, place a painted-black grapevine wreath in the center of your table and put a bowl of candy in the center of the wreath.
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