13" x 10" Reversible Framed Wood Sign (SPOOKY/THANKS) - Multicolor

Enjoy the best of fall with Adams & Co.’s 13" x 10" x 1.5" Reversible Framed Wood Sign, designed to celebrate both Halloween and Thanksgiving in style. Enclosed in a sleek black wooden frame with a double-matted border and natural wood insert, one side reads "LET'S GET SPOOKY!" accented with flying bats, while the reverse side flips to an elegant "GIVE THANKS" sentiment with subtle oak leaf line art for a warm, welcoming autumn transition. Why you'll love it Two-in-one reversible design features a fun "LET'S GET SPOOKY!" Halloween graphic on the front and a warm "GIVE THANKS" Thanksgiving design on the back Double-matted border and natural wood backdrop create a sophisticated, high-end gallery finish Classic black, cream, and natural wood tones seamlessly complement modern rustic, farmhouse, and fall harvest decor styles Generous 1.5" frame depth provides exceptional stability for self-standing tabletop placement or easy wall display Crafted with Adams & Co.’s signature precision and durable wooden holiday craftsmanship Details Material: Wood Color/Finish: Black, Cream, Natural Wood (Multicolor) Size: 13" x 10" x 1.5" Weight: 1.35 lbs Style it for Display on an entryway console table, set on a living room fireplace mantel, place on an office bookshelf, style on a kitchen counter, or hang as part of a seasonal gallery wall display. Good to know Reversible double-sided artwork allows effortless transition between October and November decorating while saving off-season storage space Chunky 1.5" wood frame stands securely on flat surfaces without requiring additional stands or easel supports FAQs Will this fit my space? At 13" wide by 10" high and 1.5" deep, this medium-sized rectangular framed sign fits comfortably on standard mantels, entryway shelves, and office desks. How do I style it? Showcase the "LET'S GET SPOOKY!" side surrounded by black bats and pumpkin accents during October, then spin it around to "GIVE THANKS" paired with eucalyptus garlands and faux gourds for Thanksgiving.