Bring the spooky spirit to your workspace with a dash of desk-side fun. These 31 office Halloween decoration ideas are playful, professional, and perfectly festive—featuring clever cubicle touches, themed desk décor, and just the right amount of eerie flair. They’re perfect for adding a little frightful fun to your 9-to-5.
31 Office Halloween Decoration Ideas That Bring Festive Fun to the Workplace in 2025
In 2025, office spaces are getting a playful seasonal upgrade with Halloween decor that’s equal parts spooky and stylish. Whether you’re aiming for a lighthearted vibe or going all-in on eerie details, decorating the office is a great way to boost team spirit and celebrate the season.
From pumpkin-filled desks and themed bulletin boards to cobweb corners and clever DIY props, these ideas add festive flair without disrupting workflow. Ready to make workdays a little more wicked? These Halloween office setups will keep the vibes fun and frightfully festive.
1. Floating Festivity
When minimal effort meets maximum impact—you get this balloon-ceiling wonderland. Orange and black balloons, swirled with floating cards and tiny spiders, instantly scream Halloween without overcomplicating the vibe. It’s the kind of setup that turns a regular office into a low-key festive scene perfect for a last-minute costume contest or pumpkin spice coffee break.
What I love most is how interactive it feels. You walk in, and the decorations are literally floating above your head—like Halloween thoughts hanging midair. Bonus points for keeping it clean and breathable (because nobody wants to dodge a hanging skeleton on the way to the breakroom).
Simple? Yes. Effective? Definitely. Sometimes spooky doesn’t need cobwebs. Sometimes it just needs helium.
2. Yellow Brick Office
You’re not in Kansas anymore—you’re in the cutest city office hallway ever. Cape May PD brought all the Oz whimsy with hay bales, pumpkins, and even the Emerald City backdrop to fully commit to the theme. The attention to detail here? Wickedly good.
What makes this setup so special is that it feels like a seasonal experience rather than just decor. The yellow brick floor decals and giant cutouts of the crew (yes, Tin Man included) make it feel like you’re walking into a story—not just clocking in for a shift.
If there was a prize for best “office door turned portal to fantasyland,” this would take the ruby slipper.
3. Gamer’s Pumpkin Patch
There’s fall… and then there’s gamer-fall. This setup blends spooky cute with techie flair: skull plushies, mini pumpkins, fiery foliage wrapped around the monitor—plus, a haunted log cabin screensaver that just gets it. It’s cozy, curated, and just a bit mischievous.
Let’s also talk functionality. This is still a working desk, just dressed for the season. Pop figures line the top shelf like your own Halloween squad, and that plush ghost pillow on the chair? A power move in both comfort and style.
It’s the kind of space that makes replying to emails almost fun. Almost.
4. Sugar & Screams
Now THIS is a Halloween treat table with a capital T. Every inch of this display is dripping in spooky drama—from the towering Reaper looming above to the trays of themed sweets that look too good to eat. Cookies, cupcakes, even mummy hot dogs—it’s a haunted buffet.
But the real magic? The commitment to the vibe. Film reels, vintage projectors, crime scene tape—it’s like Tim Burton opened a bakery. The layers of textures (and flavors) make it feel immersive and theatrical.
This is what happens when a team goes all in—and I’m obsessed with it.
5. Maximalist Pumpkin Office
This desk doesn’t whisper “Halloween”—it yells it with glee. Every surface is stacked with pumpkins, ghosts, banners, and black cats. Even the chair has a Jack-o’-lantern plushie like it’s waiting for your inner child to clock in.
What’s amazing is how balanced it still feels. Among all the cheerful chaos, there’s organization—a clear workspace, themed accessories, and even spooky inspiration pinned to a corkboard. It’s festive, but make it functional.
If Halloween had a headquarters, it would look a lot like this.
6. Haunted Conference Room
Bloody handprints, hanging ghosts, skulls on the table—this meeting room pulled no punches. It’s the kind of spooky that says, “Yes, we hit Q3 targets, and yes, we’re also summoning spirits on our lunch break.”
There’s a playful sense of horror here that’s just right for a team looking to lighten the mood. Cobwebs in the corners, creepy dolls dangling from the ceiling—yet still enough table space for a PowerPoint (or a séance).
Would absolutely attend a meeting here, no notes.
7. Cubicle Crypts
Welcome to the spooky suburbs of the office world—cubicle edition. Homecrux took over the partitions with stretchy webs, haunted posters, bats, and a very chill skeleton perched like it’s got reports to file and bones to pick.
It’s delightfully eerie, but not overbearing. The lime green webs give it a ghost-glow that’s more fun than fright, and each desk seems to have its own mini personality hiding underneath.
This proves you don’t need a massive space to go full Halloween mode. Cubicles count, and they slay.
8. Sunflowers & Skulls
Florals for Halloween? Actually, yes. Skull sunflowers are the mashup we didn’t know we needed—equal parts creepy and cute. It’s like Halloween met spring and said, “Let’s get weird.”
This floral display works as a standout prop or a photo op for the office costume contest. It feels unexpected and cheeky, and those yellow petals pop in all the right ways against the neutral backdrop.
It’s giving spooky bouquet energy—and I am here for it.
9. Classroom Corridor of Spooks
This hallway’s got classroom charm and crafty vibes written all over it. Handmade paper bunting with bats, vampires, pumpkins, and even carrot monsters? Sign me up for art class.
It’s lighthearted, full of personality, and clearly made with love (and maybe some glitter glue). This kind of decor brings the whole space to life—reminding everyone that spooky season doesn’t always have to be dark and broody.
A+ for creativity, and bonus points for the dangling red hearts. Adorable chaos.
10. Paper & Pumpkins
Simple shapes, bold colors, and festive vibes—this hallway gets it. Classic paper banners in triangle flags dance across the ceiling, each with a unique little face that adds personality to the decor.
This kind of DIY approach is budget-friendly but super effective for turning bland spaces into playful, seasonal walkways. It brings energy, color, and most importantly, smiles to everyone passing through.
It’s the little things that make Halloween feel big. And this decor proves it.
11. Classic Fall Corridor
The folks at Lower Bucks Hospital nailed that “warm autumn memories” vibe with this hallway display. We’re talking big blue skies, Snoopy in full scarecrow mode, and a crunchy pile of faux leaves that makes you wanna dive in. Add the pumpkins, pilgrims, and a dash of spooky bats, and you’ve got a hallway that’s both festive and nostalgic.
It’s giving school bulletin board energy—but elevated. You can tell someone (or a whole team!) really leaned into the spirit here. And honestly? It works. Halloween fun meets wholesome fall cheer.
Bonus points for bringing in Peanuts—because what’s Halloween without a little cartoon comfort?
12. Office Bats & Cheer
Make A Smile Dental turned their reception into a Halloween card come to life. We’ve got “Happy Halloween” bunting, swarms of bats flying off the wall, and cobweb-draped counters that somehow still look totally professional.
This is Halloween done with a smile (literally), and it’s clear they know how to keep things welcoming and spooky without scaring off the patients. If your dentist decorates like this, you’re in good hands.
Also, shout out to the clean lines and clever use of corner decor—because not everyone can make cobwebs look this chic.
13. Minimalist Mayhem
Now this one’s a scene-stealer. A full-on skeleton seated at a desk like he’s on his 12th Zoom call of the day—relatable, right? McCann Worldgroup APAC leaned into dark humor here, and it works beautifully.
The oversized “W” wrapped in webs adds just the right visual punch, while the jack-o-lantern candy bucket screams “help yourself” in the best way. It’s cheeky, creative, and very on-brand for a team that understands storytelling.
You can almost hear the skeleton sighing into his headset—and we love that for Halloween.
14. All-Out BOO Bash
Let’s talk dedication: the MEDC Group went big, bold, and balloon-heavy. Their Halloween display is a party at the front desk, complete with inflatable ghosts, webbed trim, pumpkin heads, and even a miniature graveyard.
It’s maximalist in the best way, and somehow still totally inviting. You’d walk into this space and immediately feel like you’ve stumbled onto a Halloween carnival.
Even the neutral walls and sleek flooring get a seasonal glow-up thanks to the orange, black, and purple accents.
15. Haunted Desk Job
This one goes out to the detail lovers. PFWSAB brought haunted mansion energy to their front office with a tabletop graveyard, faux spider webs, floating skulls, and even a mini haunted house tucked into the corner.
It’s like walking into a Halloween pop-up book—with a full-blown storyline in every corner. There’s even a trophy on the desk, and we’re assuming it’s for “Best Decorated Department.” Deserved.
Plus, that neon-green spider crawling over the web? Chef’s kiss.
16. Mini Graveyard in the Office
Rollins Social Entrepreneurship really understood the assignment: a spooky little corner graveyard meets full bookshelf web takeover. Honestly, it’s giving academia-meets-afterlife in the best possible way.
The gravestones are nestled in faux moss (10/10 detail work), and the tangled webs crawling over bookshelves and diplomas bring a great contrast between spooky and scholarly.
This is the kind of display you walk past slowly just to catch all the hidden jokes—and maybe a tiny ghost or two.
17. Bewitched Cubicle
Don’t let the minimalist setup fool you—this cubicle’s got strong Halloween energy. With layered black cloth, striped pumpkins, and classic signage (“Witches Beware,” “Creepy,” “Haunted”), it’s subtle but effective.
The “Trick or Treat” sign dangling off the desk adds just the right amount of whimsy, while the spooky mirror and fortune teller vibe say, “We see your future… and it’s full of candy.”
Sometimes less is more—and this cubicle proves it.
18. Nightmare Before Brilliance
Something Happy, indeed. This bold balloon graveyard setup is Halloween goals. Think oversized tombstones, Jack Skellington front and center, and a carefully coordinated balloon arch in rich orange, black, purple, and army green.
It’s dramatic, photogenic, and totally delightful. The striped backdrop brings Tim Burton vibes, and you can tell someone had a blast putting this all together.
The best part? It’s somehow eerie and adorable at the same time. Just the way we like it.
19. Webbed & Wonderful
There’s no such thing as “too many cobwebs,” apparently—and Star Fox Media is here to prove it. Their entire glass office front is layered in white webbing with tiny bats peeking through.
Add in the warm orange string lights and the clean black frames of the office doors, and you’ve got an aesthetic that balances creepy and cool. The reflections in the glass even make the webs look deeper than they are.
Bonus sighting: a skeleton decoration inside, probably hard at work on Q4 strategy. We support them.
20. Market Magic
Auntie Jean’s Fudge booth at Strathcona Market embraced the spirit of the season with flying bats, paper leaves, and just enough whimsy to make you pause mid-shopping.
It’s charming and handmade in the best way—think “craft fair meets Halloween night.” And we love how the décor floats above the space, drawing your eye up while still keeping focus on the sweets below.
Halloween should feel fun and a little magical, and this setup totally delivers.
21. Pumpkin Glow Vibes
@teamarrowmark’s setup proves that even a simple corner can come alive with Halloween spirit. The glowing jack-o’-lanterns bring in that nostalgic pumpkin-patch warmth, while the little web details and dark accents make it just spooky enough for an office vibe. It’s fun, seasonal, but still polished—exactly the kind of touch that makes you smile when you walk past.
What I love most is how balanced it feels. There’s a cheerfulness to the carved grins, but also a subtle sophistication that keeps it from looking overdone. It’s a reminder that a few well-placed pumpkins can shift an entire space into fall mode, no matter how corporate the backdrop.
22. Chic Gothic Accents
This display leans moody and elegant, layering deep blacks, antique-looking props, and just enough candlelight to make you want to linger. @theaaronscreations nailed that gothic romance energy—perfect for an office that wants to impress without going full haunted house.
There’s something so striking about the mix of clean lines with darker, vintage-inspired pieces. It’s professional but with personality, like a quiet nod to Halloween that still feels luxe.
23. Miniature Whimsy
@tinebearcrafts went playful with tiny pumpkins, cobweb strands, and quirky little props that instantly lighten the mood. It’s the kind of setup that sparks conversation—coworkers pointing out the details, laughing over the tiny ghosts, and maybe sneaking a selfie.
The key here is scale. Everything is small, approachable, and charming—perfect for a desk or reception counter that needs just a hint of seasonal magic.
24. Spooky Science
Trust @ucdavisvetmed to bring a smart twist to Halloween décor. Skeleton models double as spooky props, draped with webs and surrounded by fall foliage for that playful-meets-academic vibe. It’s clever, thematic, and honestly a little too fun to ignore.
The best part? It feels like Halloween was invited into the lab without disturbing the seriousness of the space. A brilliant blend of learning and seasonal spirit.
25. Deep Sea Spook
Nothing says “creative Halloween” like an oceanic twist. @ugamarinescience brings marine skeletons, watery blue tones, and eerie lighting together to create a nautical haunted house feel. It’s unexpected and unforgettable.
This approach is proof that you can pull inspo from your own world—science, nature, hobbies—and reimagine Halloween in your own language. Spooky, but with a story.
26. Classic Webbed Corners
@unrmed proves you don’t need much—just drape enough webbing across a space and suddenly the everyday becomes spine-tingling. A few pumpkins, some black spiders, and the vibe shifts instantly.
It’s a minimalist take, but effective. Sometimes it’s about the suggestion of spook, not an overload of props.
27. Apothecary Chic
Naturally, @uofucollegeofpharmacy leaned into their roots with potion bottles, vintage jars, and a setup that looks straight out of a witch’s workshop. It’s on-theme in the most creative way, adding just the right dash of theatrical fun to the office.
The beauty here is in the details—the labels, the glassware, and the lighting all whisper “haunted apothecary” without being overbearing.
28. Haunted Halls
@utalibarts went big, filling their halls with layered pumpkins, lanterns, and theatrical webs that make walking through feel like entering a staged performance. It’s grand, immersive, and definitely photo-worthy.
There’s a drama to this look that elevates it above casual décor—perfect for a campus or office that thrives on making a visual statement.
29. Cozy Desk Spirit
The setup from @westlandadministration is small but mighty—pumpkins, garlands, and a soft pop of orange against neutral office tones. It’s the kind of décor that quietly makes every workday feel a little lighter.
I love how it doesn’t take over the desk, but it still feels intentional. A reminder that even a small touch of festivity can shift the whole mood of a workspace.
30. Traditional Touch
@williamwoodsu rounds things out with a classic look—pumpkins, simple webs, and soft lights that bring warmth and nostalgia. It’s Halloween at its most familiar, and sometimes that’s exactly what you need in a busy office.
The beauty of this setup is its timelessness. It doesn’t push for trend—it leans into comfort, tradition, and the joy of the season.
31. Corpse Chic Reception
Welcome to the front desk of nightmares—where the knives are fake, but the commitment is real. @wondershare’s sleek and modern workspace took a sharp turn into horror-movie set design, complete with bloodied cleavers, severed limbs, and that “Gatekeepers Only” sign that somehow makes you laugh and pause at the same time. It’s a bold balance between polished professionalism and Halloween edge.
What makes this setup work is the contrast. The wood-paneled wall and clean white desk are pure modern office vibes, but then—bam!—a rogue hand crawls across the keyboard, cobwebs tangle your peripheral vision, and you realize: someone had fun with this. Even the lantern on the desk glows with eerie charm, casually holding in fall foliage and spooky bits like it’s hosting a haunted harvest.
It’s the kind of front desk that sets the tone for the whole office—yes, we get stuff done here, but we also know how to throw down for spooky season. Stylishly savage and wickedly well-executed.
