With Halloween around the corner, reminded me to pull out the images I have been saving of skulls in interiors, whether it's a skull lamp, vintage skull print or 1940's Hollywood Gothic chairs in skull print. Having skulls in your interiors year round is definitely not for the faint of heart unless you are a brain surgeon. Here are a few ways people have added a skull in their interiors without being too Gothic. Do you have anything with a skull?
Carved wooden skull from Todd Alexander Romano on Lonny
Skull print sits on this tablescape from Todd Alexander Romano on Lonny
Decorated workspace with Skull vodka bottle on desk on top of black boxes from Lonny
Skull print in this masculine apartment from Lonny
Bronzed style Skull lamp on table from Kara Mann
Black skull sitting by orchid in hallway table from Kara Mann
Hollywood Gothic chairs circa 1940 from G4 Decor on 1stdibs
Crystal Head Vodka in cool skull shape
Handcrafted skull bookends from Phyllis Morris
Skull motif notebook from Utica Home
Who would have thought that Herend makes a Skull from the Gift Collector
Beautiful Skull pillow with orange trim from Style Notion on Etsy
Samara Gold Skull Candle from Olive & Cocoa
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Most of these would definitely give me nightmares, but I'm a wuss :)
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I think skulls can be such a a fun and edgy touch!
ReplyDeletei have a candle with a gold skull, similar to that one from Olive and cocoa :))))
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They are very edgy and I admire those that can pull it off but they would probably give me nightmares like skippy! Cool post though...:)
ReplyDeleteI love it, love skulls, of course that makes everyone think Im goth which I am not, have never feared them they are a part of us ;)
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