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LOVE WHERE YOU LIVE · HALLOWEEN EDIT
A Halloween table can feel playful without becoming a full party setup. These five ghost-themed finds bring the season into the pieces you reach for when people stop by: coasters, glasses, platters, a bowl and a small raised board. Keep the rest of the table quiet and let the friendly faces do the decorating.
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In this roundup: 1. Ghost Linen Coasters for Halloween Drinks and Table Decor · 2. Ghost Drinking Glasses for Halloween Mocktail Table Decor · 3. Pink Ghost Serving Platters for Halloween Party Snacks · 4. Ceramic Ghost Bowl for a Halloween Table Centerpiece · 5. Marble Ghost Board for Minimal Halloween Kitchen Decor
FIND 01 · TJ Maxx
TIRAMISU Set Of Four Linen Wine Ghost Coasters
Small linens can carry the Halloween theme when there is no room for a centerpiece. These four ghost coasters give each drink its own embroidered detail, while the white linen keeps the table visually light. Lay them out before guests arrive instead of leaving the whole set in a stack. Simple glassware lets the ghost illustrations remain part of the setting, and a plain napkin keeps the tiny red and orange accents from getting lost.
Styling note: Keep patterned cocktail napkins elsewhere on the table; plain glassware and linen give the ghost embroidery room to show.
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FIND 02 · TJ Maxx
NOIR NIGHT Set Of 2 Ghost Confetti Double Old Fashioned Glasses
A pair of seasonal glasses gives a quiet night at home its own small ritual. Keep the rest of the tray or table plain so the ghost-and-confetti pattern does not disappear into patterned linens. A pale chilled drink lets the decoration remain visible through the glass, while a nearby snack bowl makes the arrangement feel ready to use. Set the two glasses slightly apart when photographing them so neither ghost pattern is hidden behind the other.
Styling note: Choose a light-colored cold drink for the styled glass and leave the second empty to show the pattern clearly.
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FIND 03 · TJ Maxx
GOBLIN & GHOUL 2ct Rupert Ghost Figural Platters
These two ghost platters can give separate groups of snacks a shared Halloween theme without adding a tall centerpiece. Their shaped edges and faces do the decorating, so leave those areas visible and gather food toward the lower center. One platter can hold a small selection of treats while the other waits for a second snack. The set is plastic, not ceramic, and the listed care is hand washing; keep the styling and serving plan consistent with that material.
Styling note: Use small snack clusters instead of filling every inch, leaving the ghost faces and outer edges easy to see.
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FIND 04 · Marshalls
11×4 Ghost Bowl
A bowl can carry a Halloween table even before anything goes inside it. This white ceramic design from 13TH AND ELM uses a scalloped outline and a circle of ghost faces, making the rim the feature worth showing. At 11 inches across and 4 inches high, it has enough presence to sit in the middle of a modest dining table. An oatmeal runner gives the white ceramic a little contrast, while plain napkins keep the arrangement from becoming a collection of competing patterns.
Styling note: Keep nearby accessories below the rim so the ring of ghost faces stays visible from seated eye level.
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FIND 05 · Marshalls
12×10 Marble Ghost Board
The clearest way to style this GOBLIN & GHOUL board is to let the ghost shape do the work. Its pale marble surface, dark face and metal feet create a small sculptural accent for a kitchen counter. The 12-by-10-inch size is worth measuring against the space you actually have, especially near frequently used appliances. Give it its own patch of counter and keep the facial details uncovered. A folded linen towel nearby adds softness without hiding the stone or turning the arrangement into a crowded display.
Styling note: Place the board where you can see it from above at a slight angle; a low viewpoint can hide the face behind its own front edge.
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