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In many ways, Halloween issupposedto be over the top and a little kitschy.
However, when style is a priority,scary season decorcan sometimes look out of place.
With endless TIkToks and reels to scroll through for ideas, certain themes become overdone or unnecessary.
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Ahead, they spill theHalloween designsthey avoid or are simply tired of seeing.
Initially, Wackerman appreciated the trend since its easy to acquire the materials and creates instant visual interest.
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For the same reason, interior designerBilal Rehmanprefers using items that can blend with your existing space.
Another drawback of many plastic items is their size.
As simple as black, white, and orange decor would work.
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Any combo of colors would work as long as you pick a few and stick to them.
Wackerman also has a personal preference for less kitschy hues.
Though widely used, they often make a space feel more cluttered and messy than chic.
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There are far more elegant ways to create a haunted ambiance without overwhelming the design.
Plus, the real horror is trying to clean them up once Halloween is over!
“But they don’t give a lot of bang for their buck.
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It requires almost an excessive amount to be seen and have a good payoff.
For some, its a way to make Halloween less scary and more chic.
However, Klos finds that it has run its course.
Plus, there are many other ways to infuse vibrancy into Halloween decor.
I am a little over the pink Halloween trend, she says.
And when in doubt, add black!
