Haunted Candy House
Haunted Candy House
Design concept
A candy shop that opens after dark
Haunted Candy House turns a tiny sweet shop into a playful Halloween scene. The tilted roof, crowded candy counter and ghost-filled garden reward a closer look, while the warm lights keep the finished display cozy rather than frightening.
What makes it special
Light, movement and candy-shop mischief
A rooftop crowded with ghosts
White ghost figures, candles and pumpkins frame the steep candy-shop roof.
Shelves packed with tiny treats
Candy jars, lollipops and Halloween labels fill the shop from counter to ceiling.
Warm light from roof to front yard
Small lights pick out the candy counter, pumpkins and figures after dark.
The build
From flat pieces to a glowing candy shop
Sort the 364 pieces
Follow the illustrated guide and work through the shop section by section.
Raise the shop and garden
Build the candy counter, tilted roof and gate around the rounded base.
Add the treats and warm lights
Finish with candy jars, pumpkins and ghosts, then switch on the warm glow.
After dark
Warm lights wake the shop
The rooftop, candy counter and garden glow together, turning the finished build into a shelf scene made for Halloween nights.
Haunted Candy House
The night shift begins
Candy jars glow behind the counter while rooftop ghosts, pumpkins and tiny figures gather around the shop.