Posted By Parket on Mar 23, 2016 | 6 comments

Are you fond of Gothic style and want to see it in your apartment? I’m sure, if you’re like me, then you say, “Yes”. Of course, it’s not so easy to make a Medieval or dark and aristocratic setting. More precisely, it’s not affordable for most of us. However, don’t give up. I’ll tell about some simple things, which helped me to create a Gothic atmosphere at my home.

Actually, the easiest room for modification is your bathroom. Why? There is not as much space to fill and not as much furniture to decorate it.

How to beautify it? The most popular way is to create horror style. A curtain, towel and mat with blood spots will scare every guest. Personally I’ve bought all of this on Ebay, but you can make it by yourself. Just find ruby red paint and be creative with a dripping paint brush. (Thanks to that, I’ve made blood spots on my mirror.)

It’s no secret that stuff in the Gothic style can be funny, luxurious, or even frightening. Personally, I prefer frightening things.

First of all, pictures on the walls. There are special shifting pictures, which transform the usual portrait to animated horror. I’ve gotten some of these as gifts, but I’ve also seen them in many shops. Sculptures can also create dark atmosphere and many of them are not expensive. Almost the whole space could be covered with artificial spider web, which can be purchsed, for example, on Ebay. Also, have as many candles as possible, as they look very impressive.

Let’s talk about a kitchen. If you haven’t an opportunity to create a Witch’s Kettle, you can fill your room with witchy Gothic stuff. Stick old paper labels on simple glass bottles and write down titles, like “poison,” “mercury,” “potion,” etc. Also, fill them with paint water (for darker colors) or food-color tinted water (for lighter colors): green, red or black. Add deadwood, artificial insects, tentacles or other strange, scary things. And put these bottles on a windowsill, shelves, a table. You’ll find a lot of useful stuff in carnival shops. I’ve got a stand for toothpicks in voodoo style, a bowl, which looks like spider web, and notepad called “Witch’s Culinary Book”.

Take a look at some of the images below to get ideas for your own Gothic house of horrors!

I hope, that this advice and images help you to make your personal Gothic apartment!