Holidays & Entertaining Halloween Homemade Halloween Decorations & Decorating Ideas 20 Spooky Farmhouse-Inspired Halloween Decor Ideas to Try This Year By Megan Boettcher Megan Boettcher Instagram Megan Boettcher is a freelance writer with more than 15 years of experience writing for home design, DIY, and holiday titles. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Updated on August 5, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Carson Downing If farmhouse style had a favorite season, it would definitely be fall. Baskets full of mums and collections of locally-grown gourds pair perfectly on any porch. Toss in a few subtly spooky elements—like rustic broomsticks—and a few sweet touches—like buffalo check pumpkins—and you get a delightfully fresh take on farmhouse Halloween decor. 01 of 20 Farmhouse Halloween Mantel Jay Wilde Let your mantel tell a scary story with a witch's silhouette decoupaged with newspaper on rustic wood planks. For an extra special touch, use the pages of an old horror novel, such as Bram Stoker's Dracula, to create the witch. Continue the spooky look by decoupaging a few craft pumpkins with newsprint or book pages. Use rustic candlesticks you may already have on hand to hold white painted pumpkins. Cotton bole garland brings in a natural farmhouse decor element. 02 of 20 Outdoor Farmhouse Halloween Decor Anthony Masterson Buffalo check fabric is an essential part of any farmhouse-style home, but when you wrap it around soft-sided pumpkins it's a Halloween treat. Using a galvanized bucket ($25, The Home Depot) to gather a collection of fabric-clad pumpkins is a quick win for a flawless farmhouse Halloween look. Add an eerie element with rustic broomsticks and a painted wooden sign. 03 of 20 Campfire Pumpkin Display Blaine Moats Capture the nostalgic feel of a cozy campfire with carved pumpkins set inside a log circle. Add candles to the pumpkins in the evening (or use battery-powered lights to give the "fire" a realistic flicker) and invite friends to join you for ghost stories. Don't forget to bring some hot chocolate! 04 of 20 Farmhouse Halloween Front Door Adam Albright In addition to fall decor favorites, such as corn stalks and decorative pumpkins, dress up your front door with a collection of creepy-crawly rats. Tuck them here and there for a spooky surprise at every turn. Wrap craft letters in twine for an easy farmhouse Halloween DIY project. 05 of 20 Paint Farmhouse Halloween Pumpkins Carson Downing Create the look of a gingham-wrapped pumpkin with paint. This farmhouse Halloween look is sweet, not scary. For best results, start with a white gourd and then add gray paint as instructed here. You can also use a traditional orange pumpkin. Paint the entire thing white first, allow it to dry, and then add the gray paint. 06 of 20 Natural Farmhouse Halloween Decor Edmund Barr Frame your door with beautiful elements found at a pumpkin patch or farmers market. Corn stalks add height and texture to this rustic door display. Stack white gourds (or pumpkins painted white) on an urn with a stake drilled through the center of the pumpkins or glue them in place using natural fibers between each layer to hide the adhesive. Add pops of color with flowers in galvanized buckets. A twiggy wreath punctuates the farmhouse Halloween style. 07 of 20 Farmhouse Halloween Doormat Carson Downing Refresh your doorstep with a fall DIY doormat. Use an inexpensive plain coir doormat ($9, The Home Depot), our free stencils, and paint daubers to create this rustic Halloween decor. Use opted to decorate ours with pumpkins and leaves, but you could make yours scarier with a ghost or witch stencil. 08 of 20 Farmhouse Halloween Display Jay Wilde Create a simple Farmhouse Halloween look with a black and white color palette. Spray paint craft letters to spell out a Halloween phrase. To recreate this look on a small shelf, try "BOO." Craft your own spooky spider webs with wood embroidery hoops painted black and wrapped in black yarn. Add plastic spiders to finish the look. Dress up the mantel with other black accents for a pulled-together style. 09 of 20 Farmhouse Pumpkin Basket Adam Albright Add a farmhouse touch to your Halloween front porch. Find a pair of matching wire baskets and fill them with small, colorful gourds. Secure the top basket to the bottom on with wire. Use a hot glue gun ($13, Target) to attach felt to the basket to create the face and finish with a driftwood stem. 10 of 20 Farmhouse Pumpkin Art Alice & Lois Craft your own rustic Halloween stick pumpkin. Start with a wooden backdrop like a box pallet wood plaque. Paint or stain it as desired. Use a pencil to outline the shape of the pumpkin. Then gather and trim sticks to fit in the design. Adhere the sticks to the board with hot glue. Finish with a twine bow or dress it up with a buffalo check bow. 11 of 20 Floral Farmhouse Display Jay Wilde Create a pretty farmhouse Halloween display with lush florals in metal vases and buckets. Mix in wooden crates and an interesting assortment of pumpkins and other gourds. Paint your house numbers, or a fall message, on one large pumpkin to welcome guests on your doorstep. 12 of 20 Farmhouse Pumpkin Display Carson Downing You can never have too many pumpkins in a farmhouse Halloween display. The key is to mix it up. Vary the size, shapes, and colors for added interest. Consider painting a few with a gingham pattern to drive home the rustic charm. Metal accents and lanterns pair well with natural grasses, hay bales, and fall florals. Dress up a front bench with cozy throws and decorative pillows to create an inviting scene. 13 of 20 Rustic Fall Farmhouse Elegance Jacob Fox Symmetry is beauty. For those who want a clean country look, use natural materials that are perfectly balanced on either side of the front door. Double doors beg for matching wreaths. Wooden planters flank the door and set the tone with tall grasses and flowers. Create a foundation to the look with hay bales ($10, Party City), oversized lanterns, and baskets of mums. Then fill in the fall front porch with an assortment of pumpkins. 14 of 20 Craft a Pumpkin with Yarn Blaine Moats Skip carving and create a cute hand-crafted pumpkin collection with yarn. Start with an artificial pumpkin and transform it into a charming farmhouse Halloween delight with yarn and hot glue. You can play with the colors and styles to make it as colorful or subdued as you'd like. 15 of 20 Farmyard Pumpkins Jay Wilde Use found objects, such as seeds, feathers, and nuts to transform small pumpkins into oh-so-cute critters. Make big-eyed owls or petite chicks and dress up your front step with a friendly array of farmyard friends. 16 of 20 Farmhouse Halloween Chalkboard Sign Jay Wilde A large chalkboard with a wooden frame gives any home a dash of old school charm. Add a sweet or spooky Halloween message for the season. It's easy to update as often as you'd like. 17 of 20 Garden Fresh Halloween Decor Werner Straube Harvest a lush look with decorative cabbage or kale tucked among a colorful display of pumpkins and fall florals. Metal containers give the scene a rustic farmhouse vibe. Vines holding small gourds on the railing give the impression that you're entering a thriving pumpkin patch. 18 of 20 Rustic Etched Pumpkin Michael Piazza For a simple, sophisticated look that works as well in the country as it does on a city stoop, etch a simple botanical shape into a pumpkin. To make the etched design really pop, paint the pumpkin white first. Then scrape into the flesh of the pumpkin to create your design. How to Etch a Pumpkin 19 of 20 Personalized Pumpkins Werner Straube Grace a collection of pumpkins on the doorstep with your initials. For a no-carve pumpkin, monogram it with vinyl letters, paint, or try vintage silverware. Simply attach it using floral pins. If you're willing to dig in, carve the letters or etch it into the flesh of the pumpkin. Make it a family affair by letting everyone in the house create their own personalized pumpkin. 20 of 20 Pretty Etched Pumpkins Adam Albright Etched pumpkins with natural leaves and floral designs can carry your curbside design from Halloween through Thanksgiving. This sweet and subtle farmhouse look is right at home next to bright mums and flowering kale. Finish the carved pumpkins with a burlap bow. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit