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Halloween is less than three weeks away. Are you ready?! This elegant Halloween table will have you counting down the days until October 31st. In fact, there’s no need to wait until the last day of October to dim the lights, bring out your dark serveware and pile on the decadence. The beauty of today’s featured table is its abundant look…and its affordability! Plus, the color palette is perfect for fall and winter. Don’t think we won’t be making the endive salad below throughout the holidays! Keep reading for all of the details, including purchasing information should you see something you can’t live without.

*photos and styling by Kate Simmons for Decoist

A Festive Table

Ready to take a closer look at the table?! Mini pumpkins are the perfect dinner party favor, so don’t hesitate to set one at each place. Just make sure they’re washed if you pile them on top of plates that will be holding food. I stuck with a palette of black, grey and berry tones for a Halloween-perfect combination that has staying power throughout the holidays. The table runner is a super-affordable Amazon purchase, while the garment-washed graphite napkins are a CB2 find.

As for the plates, my Maison dinnerware from Crate & Barrel is perfect for every season. It’s hard to go wrong with classic white. I love adding festivity with appetizer plates in different colors. The lavender appetizer plates from CB2 are no longer available, but any berry tone will do. For the flowers, I couldn’t find a hue I liked better than the wine tone of these budget-friendly alstroemeria:

I kept it simple by putting them in an eggplant vintage spherical vase. After all, layering deep reds is the ultimate in decadent style! Speaking of decadence, who’s hungry?…

A Decadent Cheese Platter

A cheese platter is easy to throw together, it’s often the hit of the party, and it can be given a Halloween twist by adding unexpected goodies to the mix, from dried orange slices to dark chocolate. After all, Halloween is all about treats! Today’s featured slate cheese board is from Crate & Barrel.

Try adding variety to your cheese platter by incorporating both hard and soft cheese. I love coating goat cheese in crushed pink peppercorn, and I never mind when the peppercorn flakes scatter across the cheese board. Other popular items include nuts, olives and figs. The beauty of a good cheese platter is the way it can give your guests the perfect, multifaceted bite of various flavors:

Plus, a cheese platter is the perfect appetizer. Prep is minimal, and guests can simply serve themselves!

A Crisp Salad

Whether your Halloween table is filled with appetizers/small plates or it includes a multi-course meal, make a texture-filled salad a key focal point. This endive salad tastes as good as it looks. The amounts of items will vary based on how many you’re serving, but here’s what’s included in the eye-catching mix:

• red and white endives
• red-leaf lettuce
• pomegranate seeds
• toasted walnuts
• ground pepper

Top with the vinaigrette of your choice and serve! Speaking of serving, I’m a huge fan of the way black flatware adds drama to the table. Below we see the knight serving spoon and knight slotted serving spoon from CB2:

With a couple of show-stopping dishes to serve your guests (and some amazing tableware), you can create an inviting Halloween spread on a budget. Our magic formula: decadent food + a dramatic palette of dark tones and berry hues. We at Decoist with you and yours a delectable Halloween!

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[…] The ritual to do this includes going into a bathroom at night, fogging up the mirror, and writing “Baby Blue” on it. Then the light must be turned off, and the person who wrote the name on the mirror should hold out his arms as if a baby were in them. The spirit of the baby will then appear in his open arms. If the person drops the baby, the mirror will shatter and the person will die. […]

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With the iridescent trend only growing in popularity, why not embrace a pearly glow this Halloween? After all, you can purchase iridescent flatware, serveware and barware, so adding iridescent pumpkins to your table will only enhance the rainbow shimmer! Keep reading for instructions on these easy-to-create DIY gems. Hint: It’s as simple as mixing paint and dunking pumpkins. And yes, it’s as much fun as it sounds!

DIY Pumpkin Supplies

While you might find the perfect shade of paint with just the right iridescent finish, it’s a lot of fun to get the “right shade” by mixing an assortment of iridescent craft paint selections. The small bottles are affordable, and you can experiment with different combinations. Here’s what you’ll need to get started…

• several bottles of craft paint in pearlescent hues
• a small container for mixing paint/dunking pumpkins
• a skewer or straw for stirring
• painter’s tape (optional)
• parchment paper or another non-stick surface
• a metallic paint pen

Since this project is only as good as the paint you use, make sure you choose quality over bargain prices. You just might find the good stuff on sale! A high-caliber paint will give you a beautiful sheen and plenty of coverage, ensuring that you don’t have to dunk each pumpkin more than once. Martha Stewart’s acrylic craft paints are consistently top-notch, but no matter which paint you opt for, avoid anything that’s too thin and watery. For this project, I chose selections in yellow, pink and purple, as well as the blue, green and white shades pictured below:

Project Steps

With your paint picked out, it’s time to get this project rolling. Gather your supplies and get ready to let the creativity flow!

Step 1: Pour your paint into a small container.

Make sure the container is deep enough to accommodate your pumpkins (which you’ll be dunking one at a time). You may choose to use less or more of certain paints in order to highlight the colors you’re most excited about showcasing.

Step 2: Use a skewer or straw to stir the paint.

You want to mix it up without over-stirring. Too much stirring will result in one overall hue, and you probably want a variety of rainbow accents to show through. While the paint mix may look marbled, you won’t get a marbled finish. But the iridescence that results will not disappoint!

Step 3: If your pumpkin stems are on the short side, user painter’s tape to extend them. 

You’ll be dunking the pumpkins while holding the stem, so getting a good grip is important. If you love the shape of your pumpkin but the stem is too short to work with (or extend), you can always gently place the pumpkin in the container, then lift it out by grabbing both the top and the bottom. You’ll get your hands dirty, but it may be worth it!

Step 4: Dunk your pumpkins and leave them to dry on a non-stick surface.

Parchment paper with a paper towel or two underneath will do the trick, although keep in mind that as the paint pools at the bottom of the pumpkins, you’ll likely want to move them to new areas of the paper to speed up the drying process. Another hint: don’t let air bubbles bother you. Most of them will leave the paint on their own time, creating a smooth finish. To be on the safe side, consider letting the pumpkins dry overnight before moving on to step 5.

Step 5: Once the pumpkins are dry, use a paint pen to color the stems. 

Silver and gold are great choices, but any color will do. You can also leave the stems as-is. Letting them be will give the pumpkins an earthier look, while painting them will create a more polished finish.

Where will you display your iridescent pumpkins? Mine are on the dining table, adding just the right amount of pearly shine to my fall tabletop. And it goes without saying that these pumpkin pearls are perfect for Halloween parties! Wishing you and yours a dazzling October!

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[…] Holi is an annual religious tradition in India that celebrates the arrival of spring. One of the most well-known traditions from the festival is the throwing of colored pigments to represent fertility and new beginnings. Aside from this event, Holi contains thousands more religious traditions that have been passed down through time. […]

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[…] is the science of using plants to clean up contamination. Certain plants, grown in a grid pattern, can suck the harmful contaminants out of the soil and […]

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[…] times. And in its five-thousand-year history, the plant has been a part of some strange events, inventions, and discoveries. Take a look at ten of the most bizarre times when marijuana showed up in […]

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[…] And the tradition lives on. […]

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[…] Bu liste hakk?nda daha detayl? bilgi edinmek için buraya t?klay?n?z. […]

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[…] a minute to let this one sink in. Coffee may prevent death . . . for a while […]

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[…] Some of the cancers from which coffee helps to safeguard you include oral, uterine, prostate, and brain cancers—and this is only a handful of […]

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[…] coffee has been shown to be a powerful ally with respect to cardiovascular health. Although the effects are stronger in women, moderate coffee consumption has proven to […]

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[…] the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, drinking at least three cups of coffee a day could stave off Alzheimer’s disease. If you have not poured yourself another cup yet, consider that coffee also targets the part of the […]

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[…] Coffee gets a bad rap. Maybe because it tastes so good. Things that taste good are almost always bad for us, right? […]

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[…] light had ceased to work and while they were concerned with this, failed to notice that the autopilot had switched modes. Without being aware until it was too late, the aircraft began to slowly lose […]

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[…] receiving counseling for the trauma they suffered began claiming that they too had seen these angelic beings that kept them safe and comforted them during the disaster. When a mural was unveiled in downtown […]

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[…] British flares were let off, but they did not dispel the figure that proceeded to walk parallel to the trenches in a manner that suggested he was inspecting his troops. He then turned his face to the German side, that had also seen the specter, and they ceased their fire in an attempt to make sense of what they were witnessing. However, seeing the flares, the British Artillery Units some distance off understood their assistance was needed and began to fire shells on the German troops, who once more began their barrage in defense. In the chaos, the figure returned to wherever it had come from.[4] […]

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[…] in Khao Lak, a family said that their phone constantly rang but when the receiver was lifted all they could hear were the […]

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[…] the jilted bride appearing in her wedding dress even though she threw herself out of a window 100 years before; the victim trying to communicate their distress 30 years after their […]

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[…] not technically tattooing, scarification still deserves an honorable mention for serving the same function for many groups throughout […]

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[…] wrote about tattoos in his homeland of fifth-century Greece in a much less accepting light. While a sign of status for the Pazyryks, body ink was looked at […]

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[…] 1991, two Germans were hiking across the Alps when they found a body in the ice and snow. They immediately reported it to the […]

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[…] 10 Modern Child Prodigies. (2014, June 20). Retrieved October 03, 2017, from http://ift.tt/12WflDU […]

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[…] – List Verse / Juliana Blume, Hypescience de 26 de setembro de […]

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[…] turns out, the brain’s incredible and lightning-fast plasticity is behind our ability to follow conversations at a rowdy […]

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[…] another group of scientists used software and the Scottish data to find the magical pattern. They found three and even built a successful 3-D sound field with 64 exquisitely tiny […]

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[…] the presence of the noisy low-light spot, the neurons behaved as if the eyes were seeing a stronger light than there really was. The reaction time was so fast that only a direct link between the brain’s […]

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[…] the laboratory, noise can get downright weird and wonderful. Often taken for granted in the outside world, sonic waves, […]

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[…] on May 8, 1884, Harry S. Truman had a modest upbringing in rural Missouri. Raised on a farm, he spent his post–high school years […]

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[…] Lomb offered the purest explanation in describing her success in learning 16 languages over her lifetime. She advocated motivation as the key ingredient, and inhibitions would be the […]

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[…] Lovecraft’s impactful and dark writings forever expanded the horror genre. He lived a life of isolation and prejudice that would cripple him from ever creating a name […]

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[…] Alternative History Hangout Offers Some Plausible, Many Implausible Stories 10 Alternate History Scenarios That Are Totally Implausible […]

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[…] disaster on this list, the Chernobyl accident occurred on April 26, 1986. Due to a series of mistakes by plant operators, the No. 4 reactor was running on dangerously low power, which left it […]

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[…] would never wake up. As they slept, one of the storage tanks at the Union Carbide India Limited pesticide plant began to […]

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[…] when the flight ran into a band of thunderstorms and turbulence soon afterward, it took the captain over a minute to get back to the cockpit. That […]

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[…] was complex enough, but when fatigue was added into the mix, they had the perfect recipe for disaster. Investigators eventually ruled that sleep deprivation was a significant […]

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[…] the reason that we need sleep continues to baffle scientists, there’s no denying that we require it to function efficiently. In […]

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[…] fairies are regarded as harmless, fictional creatures, but some witchcraft interrogators believed that they were demons in disguise. Other interrogators […]

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[…] In August 1566, an English white witch named John Walsh was arrested and questioned in Essex about his powers. Walsh claimed that he was in contact with fairies and that he could tell when a person was bewitched. He also had a familiar, a supernatural creature said to help witches with their magic. […]

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[…] the 16th and 18th centuries, tens of thousands of people were executed for witchcraft in Europe. Then as now, witches were typically thought of as female, and most of the victims in the […]

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[…] Lombardi used the phrase often as coach of the Green Bay Packers when they dominated professional football in the […]

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[…] Not quite. The desire of money is the root of all evils, according to 1 Timothy 6:10 of the Douay-Rheims Catholic Bible.[6] […]

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[…] Marie Antoinette, the queen of France at the time of the French Revolution, supposedly said this when told that the starving peasants had no bread. It was cited to show her lack of concern for the commoners. But did she really say it or an equivalent phrase in French? […]

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[…] “The trouble with quotes on the Internet is that it is difficult to tell whether they are genuine.”—Abraham Lincoln. […]

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[…] of ghosts being real at a party. Someone will make a face like a kindergarten teacher and cite Rational Science. I say the thing I always say, which is that science has been wrong. It’s been wrong a thousand […]

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[…] Back to the Retrofuture In Praise of Sheldon Cooper: ‘The Big Bang Theory’ Returns – The Atlantic Academic Courses in Counterfactual History? The Man in the High Castle: Guest Post 10 Alternate History Scenarios That Are Totally Implausible […]

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[…] The forgotten battles of Imphal and Kohima were largely uncelebrated in India despite the bravery of Indians in defending their homeland against the Japanese onslaught. This was due to World War II still being perceived as India fighting for a European power rather than for its own survival. Gandhi played his part in solidifying this opinion for decades to come. His bold move during the darkest years of World War II was to launch a massive civil disobedience campaign for the British to “Quit India.” Never mind that the Japanese were already at their doorstep; the nation still had to be rid of British rule. […]

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[…] to early 2013, and the man known as the Blade Runner was now on trial for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. Pistorius claimed that he shot his girlfriend thinking she was an intruder hiding […]

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[…] inevitably bring jokes and insults regarding his well-documented fall from grace due to years of doping. However, there was a time when energy drink company FRS used that tagline to great […]

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[…] it was simply a case of “if you can’t beat them, join them,” but the reality TV personality took them to court. He accused A&F of various charges, including false advertising for the $10,000 offer. […]

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[…] Barkley’s new endorsement deal, to which the former NBA player commented that it was the greatest scam going, even better than getting paid to watch […]

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[…] Twitter was flooded with clips of Lineker holding up pictures of serial killers Harold Shipman and Fred West or child molester Jimmy Savile, saying “Nice […]

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[…] guard who worked at the Moscow office. He’d left it behind two weeks earlier, when he’d taken a vacation. Finding the gun, the office worker decided to use it as a prop in her selfie. As she sought to […]

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[…] student Miranda Kay Rader, 19, was arrested for driving while intoxicated and possession of alcohol as a minor after smashing into the rear end of a police car. She did so while trying to take a […]

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[…] marble crown fell off the statue when the tourists tried to climb it so they could take a selfie. Falling to the piazza, it broke […]

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[…] February 2017, a complex and intricate sculpture of pumpkins by famed Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama on display at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC, was […]

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[…] then she became pregnant unexpectedly. At first, she worried that her body couldn’t cope with a pregnancy, but after much soul-searching, she decided to keep the baby. Helen believes this was the right […]

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[…] he decided to throw himself from the ninth floor of the apartment building in which he lived. He survived, most likely due to the seven-year-old girl who broke his […]

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[…] Jalaepat, 19, lived in Pattaya, Thailand. Like most people his age, he spent a lot of time on Facebook, as did his girlfriend. Increasingly, Khun became angered at her posts, particularly those that […]

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[…] some explanation. Prosecutors allege that in the early hours of April 19, 2017, Victor got very drunk and decided to shoot himself in the head. He retrieved the gun that he had bought and placed the […]

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[…] people attempt suicide, they mostly have one motive in mind. More often than not, however, suicide attempts do not go to […]

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