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Halloween: 5 recycled metal decor ideas

No need for plastic decorations that end up in the bin on 1 November. At Recyclhome, every piece is handmade from recycled materials and delivered with its certificate of authenticity: a way to create a truly unique atmosphere for Halloween, and to keep a meaningful decor piece all year round. Here is a selection to add a touch of mystery to your home.

1. An animal sculpture for a night-time atmosphere

Wolf, owl or raven: Recyclhome animal sculptures have that wild, mysterious touch that makes all the difference on Halloween night. Placed near the entrance or on a shelf, they instantly set the tone.

2. A pop culture lamp for striking lighting

An iconic figure from a dark universe — science fiction, superheroes or a cult creature — reinterpreted in recycled metal and lit up in the half-light: guaranteed effect for a themed party, and the piece remains a decor object all year long.

3. Wall art to transform an entire room

For those who want to go further than a simple garland of cobwebs, recycled metal wall art dresses an entire wall with a strong silhouette. Enough to create a real stage setting for an evening, without it looking like cardboard.

4. A pop culture sculpture as a centrepiece

Robot, creature or cult character: some Recyclhome sculptures are imposing enough to become, on their own, the focal point of party decor — placed on a table or in pride of place at the entrance.

5. A custom creation for a theme that suits you

Fancy a bat, a spider or a monster all your own? Alexandre Chauvelot designs unique custom pieces from a specific idea. Delivered with its certificate of authenticity, the piece then becomes a collector's item that goes far beyond a single evening.

All Recyclhome creations are handmade in the Ain, France, from salvaged mechanical and metal parts. Enough to create an atmosphere with character for Halloween — and an object that will live on long after the pumpkins.

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