Halloween · 16 products
Halloween Table
Lit ceramic pieces, standing signs and small figures — the indoor half of the season, at table height.
Styling
One lit centrepiece beats
six small ornaments
A single lit object in the middle of the table does more than a scattering of themed ornaments, because it gives the room one place to look and a light source at the height people are sitting at.
Everything else on the table should be low and quiet around it. Standing signs at the ends, a small figure or two, and nothing tall enough to make anyone lean around it.
Buying guide
Setting a Halloween table in four moves
Start dark, not black
A charcoal or deep plum cloth reads richer than flat black, which photographs as a hole.
One lit centrepiece
The ceramic tree or a lit pumpkin. Two competing focal points on a table is one too many.
Light at table height
A lit object on the table, not an overhead. Anything above head height flattens the whole setting.
Leave the food alone
Green icing and spider rings age badly. Let the table do the theming and serve normal food.
Questions
Before you order
Is anything on this page food safe?
These are decorative pieces, not serveware. Use your own bowls and platters for anything unwrapped.
How is the ceramic tree lit?
Internally, with pumpkin-shaped bulbs. Power and bulb details are on the product page.
Can these go outside?
They are indoor pieces. A covered table is fine; an exposed one is not.
Do the wooden signs stand on their own?
Yes — they are free-standing and do not need a plate stand.
