Black and white is a classical color scheme that is always popular and fashionable. Choosing this scheme for Halloween party is a brilliant idea as it’s very elegant, stylish and suits even for the most formal party like a party with your colleagues. You can buy some faux black and white pumpkins, make some black garlands or wreaths. An interesting idea is a white room decorated with black ravens and spiders, add some skulls and it’s a success. Black and white tableware and tablecloths look exquisite, put some faux scary human body parts and stylish black and white treats – and your cool table is ready. Put black lace on a white pumpkin, white or black wreaths, white candles in black candelabra, and faux web. Below you’ll see some more ideas for stylish black and white Halloween party, get inspired!

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A treat table on Halloween party could be black and white too.

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Can't wait for Christmas If so then dress a beautiful Halloween tree to make your interior even more sophisticated.

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Any sideboard would be a perfect place for a retro Halloween display.

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If your porch is painted in white then black ravens, tree branches painted in black and b&w pumpkins would looks gorgeous on it.

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Handmade sweets are always great. You can make them B&W too.

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Black and white is a great color theme for a fireplace mantel decor.

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If you sweets table could be completely black and white.

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Black teams with white on this table setting to give it a touch of sophistication.

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Decorating your front door with a wreath is the first thing you should think about before starting decorating your porch and yard.

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Bone-chilling napkins and plates are a must-have for your Halloween table.

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If your front door is bright and colorful then completely black wreath would look truly gorgeous on it.

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Turn your throw pillows into a cute, magical cats.

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Ghostly white and glossy black pumpkins could frighten even the bravest of souls.

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If you can't find white pumpkins, paint orange ones with several coats of white latex paint. Next, using a paint pen you can freehand-paint or stencil simple black designs on them.

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Black lace on a white pumpkin is one of those cool B&W Halloween ideas everybody could nail.

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Gold and silver accents make B&W displays chic and glam.

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Simple black wreaths looks gorgeous on bright front doors too.

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The fire place mantle is a great place to start your Halloween decorating. It’s a small space so you can get creative without spending too much money or time.

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Guests and costumed kids will ascend the stairs with trepidation, unsure if they will get a trick or a treat if you decorate your porch with such creepy black cats.

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You can freehand-paint some creepy spiders even on simple white candles.

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For a more original look paint your jack-o-lanterns in several coats of glossy black. You'd be amazed how cool they'd look like.

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Turn your tablecloth in a spider's web. Any table setting would be much more creepy with it.

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In case you aren't fond of round wreaths, you can hang a skeleton figure on yours.

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Put some black lace on your candle holders and light them up on Halloween.

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Black and white tableware always looks sophisticated especially in a dark Halloween table setting.

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