If you’re keen to bring some of the outdoors into your living space, antler decor is a straightforward way to add that rustic, natural feel. Here are 30 different ideas, from eye-catching lighting to smaller touches, to make your home feel warm and inviting.
Wall Sconce With Warm Backlighting
Natural antlers form a wall sconce, mounted on a dark oval backing. An integrated light source casts a warm glow.
Layered Antler Chandeliers for Dramatic Ceiling Interest
Drape multiple antler chandeliers at varying heights in a large room. Their natural, branching forms will complement wooden beams and stone accents against a vaulted ceiling.
Antler Door Pulls for Rustic Cabinetry
Swap out standard hardware on cabinets or drawers for natural antler pieces. They offer a unique grip while adding organic texture to painted or wooden furniture.
Try them in the kitchen, bedroom, or entryway.
Antler Towel Racks Add Natural Texture to Wood Walls
Deer antlers can serve as unique towel holders in your bathroom. They are crafted from shed antlers and mounted on rustic wooden planks.
Against a wood-paneled wall, they provide a functional detail.
Antler Curtain Tie-Backs for Organic Texture
Use a single antler as a tie-back for your curtains. It wraps around the fabric, holding it neatly aside.
Antler-Shaped Hooks to Hold Back Curtains
If you need a hook to hold back curtains, antler-shaped hooks can secure the fabric. Their unique shape offers an unexpected detail.
Antler Jewelry Stand to Prevent Tangling
Speckled gray and white gives this antler stand its finish. It can hold your favorite bangles and bracelets.
Antler Christmas Tree with Twinkling Lights
As a holiday centerpiece, construct a tree shape from numerous antlers. Wrap it with delicate string lights.
Antler and Botanical Wreath for Rustic Entryways
To welcome guests to a rustic home, hang a grapevine wreath featuring a single antler. It comes adorned with greenery, faux autumn leaves in rust and gold, and dried lotus pods.
Embroidery Hoop Wreath With Antlers and Berries
An embroidery hoop can frame faux antlers and sprigs of greenery with red berries. Pinecones and plaid balls accent this piece.
Hang it in an entryway or on any wall.
Natural Antler Sculpture for Coffee Table Display
A large, branched antler becomes a natural sculpture on your coffee table. Its organic shape and earthy tones bring a rustic element to your living space.
Position it on a dark wood table to highlight its branching details.
Mason Jar Candle Holders Nestled Among Antlers and Pine
Group burlap-wrapped mason jar candle holders with real antlers and pine sprigs, then scatter faux snow around them to enhance a wintery feel.
Antler and Book Centerpiece for a Rustic Vignette
A large antler on a weathered wooden plank surrounded by greenery and vintage books makes a table centerpiece.
Wire Birdcage Filled With Pinecones for Natural Texture
A wire birdcage filled with pinecones, faux greenery, and decorative snow makes a simple tabletop or mantelpiece display, bringing a touch of the outdoors inside.
Glass Hurricane With Antler Base for Natural Ambiance
Use a clear glass hurricane to cradle a pillar candle. The base should be surrounded by natural antlers.
Antler and Moss Table Runner for a Woodland Centerpiece
Directly onto your table, layer real antlers and moss to form a centerpiece. Add pinecones, small succulents, and delicate white flowers for more organic texture.
Wooden Tray Centerpiece With Antlers and Pine
A large wooden tray can hold pine branches, pinecones, and antlers. In its center, place a glass hurricane.
Fill the hurricane with a pillar candle and white pom-poms.
Glass Bowl Centerpiece With Antlers and Pinecones
Layer pinecones and evergreen sprigs inside a wide glass bowl. Place a tall pillar candle in the center.
Small silver ornaments or star shapes can be tucked in. This makes a centerpiece for your table.
Antlers and Pine Branches Create a Rustic Table Runner
Layer real or faux pine branches and shed antlers across a burlap runner on your dining table, with small votive candles nestled within the greenery for a warm glow.
Antler and Pinecone Table Runner for a Woodland Setting
Across the dining table, a dark, patterned fabric runner lies. It holds real or faux pine branches, pinecones, and a single antler.
Antler Candelabra With Silver Base Adds Rustic Glow
Polished silver forms the base of this antler candelabra. It holds three tall, cream-colored taper candles for the dining table.
Wire Basket Filled With Antlers and Pinecones for Natural Display
The wire basket is filled with large pinecones, pine branches, and antlers. You can place it on a tabletop or a mantel.
Live-Edge Wood Platter With Antlers and Candles
Arrange antlers and pillar candles on a live-edge wood platter. Tuck in pine sprigs, pinecones, and small white floral accents to fill the platter.
This works well for a coffee table or mantel.
Antlers Adorned With Hanging Gold Bells for Whimsical Wall Art
If you’re looking to adorn a wall, mount a set of antlers and suspend delicate gold bells from their tines. The metallic spheres catch the light.
Antler With Star Lights for Whimsical Holiday Ambiance
Drape a set of star-shaped fairy lights over a mounted antler on your wall for a cozy, twinkling glow that’s perfect for an unpolished holiday. That’s an easy addition.
Antler Dream Catcher With Turquoise Beads for Natural Charm
A dream catcher frame uses a pair of shed antlers, feathers, and turquoise beads.
Macrame Wall Hanging Suspended From Antlers
If you want a unique wall hanging, suspend a macrame piece from a natural antler. The creamy white macrame contrasts with the rough texture of the antlers.
Antler Wall Sconce Adds Rustic Illumination
You can incorporate an antler wall sconce into your lighting. It has a textured, light-colored antler design wrapped around a neutral linen drum shade.
Antler Hooks for Coats and Scarves
Actual antlers mounted on a wall rack create weathered hooks, perfect for hanging coats, scarves, and hats in your entryway.
Antler Curtain Tie-Backs Add Natural Texture
You can use a naturally curved antler as a tie-back for your curtains. Its smooth, bone-like texture contrasts with the woven fabric of the drapes.
