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My boyfriend kindly allowed me to decorate our entryway for Halloween, as long as I agreed not to let things get too tacky. Trust me, it's way more challenging than you'd think. I skipped the witch figurines, goofy pumpkins and hanging ghosts and opted for a sleeker take on the haunting holiday.

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{A black glittery skull on a hand offsets a clear console table}

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{I've attached these little spiders to just about everything}

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{A bowl of skeleton heads makes a creepy centerpiece}

How do you decorate for Halloween?

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