The Best Halloween Decorations To Usher In The Spooky Season

For a Halloween-ready centerpiece that can be displayed throughout the rest of the fall season, look to this offering from West Elm. Rendered in porcelain, the pumpkins and gourds come in a range of silhouettes, allowing you to mix and match.

Spruce up your couch with this adorable ghost pillow. Gus has a soft feel similar to that of a fleecy throw and is made from yarn-dyed fiber that holds its color over time. This ghost is filled with stuffing and can double as a pillow for naps as needed.

Set the scene with these ghoulish all-black flameless candles. Whether you set them on the table or mantel, they’re sure to make a statement. Plus, the offer 200 hours of battery runtime and give off zero scent, ideal for allergy sufferers.

This pair of crows stand ready to observe over all this spooky season with their watchful eyes. The sculpted statues stand upright on their wire feet and offer subtle details like etched wing feathers. Post them atop your table, a shelf or mantel.

These dark blooms typically symbolize betrayal, but they can also convey power and elegance. Either way, this stunning set of a dozen stems is just right for a Halloween-themed bouquet. Keep in mind this comes sans vase.

These pretty woven pumpkins are made from metal and rattan for a homey feel, and can be used indoors or out. Each pumpkin—there are two sizes to choose from—has small battery-powered LED bulbs to illuminate them after dark. A perk worth considering: These can also be used to celebrate the season through Thanksgiving.

You could certainly hang a customary leaf-festooned wreath on your front door during Halloween, but if you would rather opt for something more holiday-specific, consider this one instead. It’s an all-black wreath with a unique style that’s both chic and spooky. Made of plastic and iron, you can bend the stems into your shape of choice. The wreath even doubles as a centerpiece, giving you plenty of mileage out of this decoration.

Take your dessert display to the next level with this moody cake stand. It’s made of glass, with a black doily pattern to highlight your wares. The stand is handmade, too, creating a feel of quiet luxury. Just be aware that you’ll need to hand wash it when the festivities are over. 

At first glance, this wire witch hat looks like a unique tree feature. Look closer and you’ll see the signature shape, complete with wide brim and festive orange lights. The hat is rated for outdoors, but can also be used inside, giving you plenty of options for use. Enjoy a built-in timer that flips the feature on for six hours and off for 18. Display your hat solo or pick up a few to frame your entryway.

Serve your Halloween spirits to guests in this black bird-adorned highball set. The four-piece 9-ounce glasses are a part of a new, limited-run collaboration at Target with artist John Derian, which means these won’t stay in stock long.

This sturdy bowl can be used year-round, but it delivers an edgy vibe that’s right at home on a Halloween tablescape. The bowl is handmade of iron with a hammered surface for a unique visual effect. Large loop handles make the bowl easy to carry to and from your table. 

This classic urn looks like it belongs squarely in a haunted house. Handmade from sturdy cast iron, it works well inside or in a covered space outdoors. A built-in drainage hole helps prevent root rot for your plants. Drape a fake spiderweb over top to complete the look.

Crank up the mood lighting with these lighted orbs. They’re outdoor safe, allowing you to inject a touch of magic to your covered porch and entryway alike. But one of the best elements of these lights is they’re versatile enough to be used well through the winter holiday season. 

Few pieces of seasonal décor are as iconic as the Le Creuset pumpkin cocotte. This cast iron dish has an unmistakable pumpkin shape, with a rounded bottom and coordinating top, complete with stem-like handle. The pot, which comes in several hues, including an orange, black and a white, can be used on a range of cooktops, including grills. It’s safe to use in the freezer and oven up to 500 degrees, too. This pot looks just as good perched on your counter during Thanksgiving as it does Halloween.

Add a spooky spin to your libations with this skull-themed glass and ice mold se