Hello ghosts and goblins, it’s time to dust off your Halloween decorations (if, like me, you haven’t already done so in mid-September). Fall is the only time of the year when you can decorate your home with witches, skeletons, bats, and more. The best way is to have a fun trip with Home Goods. The retailer carries a ton of spooky products, so I’ve found some of my favorites from this season.
The Best Halloween Decorations You Can Shop at HomeGoods
Most HomeGoods carry the same items, but it’s important to keep in mind that some items may be out of stock at your local store. In such cases, please contact a store representative to see if your purchase is not possible. loads There are Halloween-related decorations throughout the brick-and-mortar store, so there’s a good chance you’ll pass.
If so, scroll now to see our top 12 picks under $25.
Meditating Skull, $10
I found this meditative skull while waiting at the cash register, and I have never been happier with an impulse purchase. (It’s currently staring at me from my television stand.) It’s got a creepy vibe while being budget-friendly, and it’s small enough to stick anywhere in the house.
Amazon Alternatives: $19.99 on Amazon
Witch Cushion, $25
Nothing says spooky season like a Halloween pillow. Around the store there were several options to choose from to fit your home’s aesthetic. I especially loved this modern witch pillow for $25. There were additional pillows I wanted to add to my cart, like the $20 ‘Boo!’ Decorative pillows or the $20 Sanderson Sisters pillow as a nod to the iconic “Hocus Pocus” movie.
Amazon Alternatives: $9.99 on Amazon
Spooky Candlestick, $13
One of the most underrated ways to decorate is using candle holders. As an avid candle lover, these chic yet spooky candle holders immediately caught my eye. Plus, you can take it out after your vacation is over. If you don’t want to burn a real candle, use it with an LED taper.
Amazon Alternatives: $14.99 on Amazon
Waverly Pumpkin Welcome Mat, $20
How can you celebrate Halloween without a pumpkin welcome mat? This spill-resistant mat features a memory foam backing. It costs only $20, and you’ll need to vacuum it regularly to keep your pumpkin smiling all season long. (PS has lots of welcome mat options to fit any budget, so you can search for what you like!)
Amazon Alternatives: $22.06 on Amazon
Well Dressed Home Monster Hand Towels, $13 each.
The first thing I do when putting up holiday decorations is to replace the handkerchiefs appropriately. I immediately spotted this Frankenstein set. Both sets include two handkerchiefs and cost $13. They are the perfect addition to any bathroom and can make your bathroom more beautiful. small A shiver runs down my spine. HomeGoods has featured a separate stand specifically for Halloween-inspired handkerchiefs and tea towels, so you’re sure to find something that will surprise you.
Amazon Alternatives: $25.99 on Amazon
Wild Eye Designs Ceramic Butter Dish, $10
When decorating for the holidays, don’t miss out on your kitchen. I often leave my butter at room temperature, so this ceramic butter dish is an ideal way to incorporate scary decorations into my everyday life. Wash and rinse in warm, soapy water, then air dry to ensure they will last through future pumpkin seasons.
Amazon Alternatives: $19.99 on Amazon
Blue Sky Clayworks Haunted House, $25
I was shocked to find out that this painted haunted house was only $25, considering it could easily be considered expensive. Decorated with pumpkins, ghosts and tombstones, it looks elegant on your living room fireplace. I found it in the miscellaneous Halloween section on one of the many tables filled with decorations.
Amazon Alternatives: $46.99 on Amazon
Ghost Lotion Pump, $10
That ghostly face alone made me buy a new lotion dispenser. All you have to do is pour on whatever hand soap or lotion you normally have handy. Voila, you have an adorable new Halloween decoration that your guests will be asking you for. Place it in your bathroom or kitchen for best use.
Amazon Alternatives: $9.99 on Amazon
Haunted Table Runner, $17
I love hosting guests during the fall season. This $17 table runner is the perfect way to upgrade your dining table while hosting. I had a whole rack with more muted table runner options in case this particular table runner option isn’t your style, but the evil tree and creepy haunted house caught my eye!
Amazon Alternatives: $9.99 on Amazon
Farmhouse Pumpkin Garland, $15
If you’re looking for something that can also be used as a fall and Halloween decoration, this 6-foot pumpkin wreath is for you. Hang it from a curtain rod, a TV stand, or place it on your fireplace to get some holiday cheer. It’s subtle, functional, and easy to set up.
Amazon Alternatives: $28 on Amazon
Red Leaf Home Butternut Pumpkin Candle, $8
We ran a smell test to find our favorite fall-inspired candle scent, and this Butternut Pumpkin scent took first place. It’s described as coconut wax mixed with essential oils and costs just $8. You can’t celebrate Halloween without your home smelling like fresh pumpkins!
Amazon Alternatives: $15.99 on Amazon
Berkshire Goblinville Plush Throw, $17
Getting cozy under a blanket during the cold season is one of life’s greatest pleasures. Decorating a blanket with Halloween graphics makes it a great decorative piece. You can place it next to your bed, chair or sofa to make it stand out. I couldn’t get over how adorable these witch kittens are, but you can pick up some other plush toss options available at HomeGoods.
Amazon Alternatives: $24.99 on Amazon
A post about my trip to HomeGoods to shop for Halloween decorations — here are 12 of my favorite items under $25. Originally published in RetailMeNot’s The Real Deal.
