Pink belongs in a Halloween village, and this mansion is the argument for it. Cody Foster worked pink, orange, and black together across a grand facade, with glitter detail that keeps the whole thing from reading too sweet.
Does a Halloween village have to be black and orange? Not remotely. Pink Halloween has become its own decorating tradition, and it works because pink reads playful where black reads eerie, which makes the whole display feel like a celebration rather than a haunting. It also suits a home where the Halloween decor has to coexist with the rest of the room.
Use it as the centerpiece of a pink village or as the one unexpected note in an otherwise dark grouping. Either way it is the building people ask about.
Perfect for: , , mantel decor, and party centerpieces.
Pair with pink pumpkins, blush candles, and a bottle brush tree or two for a village with a sense of humor. Ready. Fête. Go!













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