Pottery Barn Halloween Dupes You’ll Want to DIY

If you’ve ever found yourself swooning over Pottery Barn’s Halloween decor—but not the price tag—you’re in the right place. I’ve recreated five of their most popular seasonal pieces using affordable materials, thrifted finds, and a little creativity. These Pottery Barn Halloween dupes have become reader favorites, and now I’ve rounded them up in one easy-to-browse post so you can create the look for less—all in one place.

From spooky tabletop decor to statement wreaths and porch pieces, these projects are high on style and low on budget. I’ll link to each full tutorial so you can dive deeper, gather your supplies, and start crafting.

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1. Pottery Barn Halloween Deups- Haunted Houses

These might be one of my favorite Halloween transformations to date. I took old Christmas village houses found at the thrift store and turned them into spooky haunted houses inspired by Pottery Barn’s coveted collection.

With a little black matte paint, some dry brushing for aged texture, and battery-powered tealights inside, they look eerily close to the high-end version—for just a few dollars.

Full tutorial here → DIY Haunted Houses Pottery Barn Dupe

Materials used: thrifted village houses, black matte spray paint, white acrylic paint, battery candles, white hot glue

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2. Pottery Barn Halloween Dupes- Pumpkin Wreath

If fall and Halloween had a baby, it would be this pumpkin wreath. Pottery Barn sells a similar version, but making your own is way more fun and budget-friendly.

I used faux pumpkins in different shapes and sizes, hot glued to a wire wreath form in layers. The result is bold, colorful, and full of texture—perfect for hanging on your door, above a mantel, or layered over a mirror.

Full tutorial here → DIY Pumpkin Wreath Pottery Barn Dupe

Materials used: mini faux pumpkins, wire wreath form, hot glue gun, floral wire

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3. DIY Lit Halloween Wreath with Maple Leaves and Spiders

This one is a twist on Pottery Barn’s spooky lighted wreaths—classic but with a modern, dramatic feel. I used black maple leaves, faux spiders, and mini battery-operated string lights to bring it to life.

The end result looks stunning during the day and truly glows at night. It’s the perfect blend of creepy and chic, and it makes a bold statement on any front door.

Full tutorial here → DIY Lit Maple Leaf Spider Wreath

Materials used: black faux maple leaves, {or spray paint orange ones} faux spiders, grapevine wreath base, LED string lights, floral wire

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4. Create Your Own Knockoff Mr. Bones Skeleton

Pottery Barn’s iconic Mr. Bones skeleton has become a staple in stylish Halloween homes. Instead of splurging, I picked up a black skeleton and gave it a cozy, cheeky vibe with faux fur, string lights, and carefully styled placement.

He’s a hit with guests and adds just the right touch of humor to moody decor. Sit him on your porch, a bench, or even a cozy corner with a fall throw—he works in nearly every setting.

Full tutorial here → DIY Pottery Barn Mr. Bones Knockoff

Materials used: black skeleton {or spray paint one you already own} & battery-operated fairy lights.

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5. DIY Skull Party Bucket

If you entertain during the Halloween season, this one’s for you. Inspired by Pottery Barn’s skull wine chiller, I created a lightweight, textured version using a plastic skull and some simple DIY tricks.

The result? A sculptural and spooky bar centerpiece that can chill wine, hold napkins, or simply sit as a moody conversation piece on your Halloween table.

Full tutorial here → DIY Skull Party Bucket Pottery Barn Dupe

Materials used: large plastic skull, craft paint, joint compound or texture paste, knife or carving tool, sealer

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Why I Love These Pottery Barn Halloween Dupes

What I love most about each of these projects is how achievable they are. You don’t need specialty tools or expensive supplies—just some creativity and the willingness to thrift, paint, and repurpose.

They’re all beginner-friendly, totally customizable to your style, and create that high-end spooky look without the luxury price tag.

Bonus: these pieces store well and can be used year after year with a quick refresh.

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Tips for Making Your Dupes Look High-End

• Use matte finishes and texture for authenticity

• Layer in natural elements like twigs, leaves, and moss

• Keep your color palette cohesive (black, white, rust, brass)

• Add lighting—candles, fairy lights, or LED accents elevate everything

• Mix DIY with store-bought for balance and polish

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Shop My Favorite Halloween Craft Supplies

Here are a few staples I always keep on hand during Halloween DIY season:

• Matte black spray paint

• Textured craft paint

• Grapevine wreath forms

• Hot glue + glue sticks

• Mini LED string lights

• Faux pumpkins, spiders, and leaves

You can find many of these at craft stores, Amazon, Walmart, or even secondhand.

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Get the high-end Halloween look for less with these Pottery Barn Halloween dupes. Includes haunted houses, spooky wreaths, Mr. Bones, and a skull bar bucket—each with its own full tutorial. Budget-friendly and seriously stylish!

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