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Bling it On You have a complicated relationship with Halloween. Classic Halloween items just don't fit your aesthetic. You love the costumes and parties. You love the sweet treats and the community coming together with all the little kids running door to door. But, you're just not a Halloween decorator. You don't want to carve a real pumpkin, and the fake Jack o' Lanterns don't speak to your monochromatic, modern front entryway. You could do without all those fake cobwebs strewn across your maple tree, too. They're impossible to get down and they just look messy. And let's not get you started on how you feel about fake tombstones. But, you don't want to be a Halloween curmudgeon, either. So …

Pumpkin Fashion PSA Shag is back! All of the most fashion-forward gourds in the patch are taking a cue from the 1970s in the best possible way. Smooth and orange is out. Fringe is in! And everyone knows that black is a universally flattering color, besides being the shade of October spookiness!  Product Details Update your Halloween decorations with this fabulous 7 Inch Black Eyelash Fringe Pumpkin Decoration! The decorative gourd is creatively and stylishly decorated with black fringe for a fun avante-garde feel. A faux stem peeks out the top and is realistically molded and painted. 

Color Theory Black and orange are the colors typically associated with Halloween. Since black is the color of literal darkness, people have historically tied it to evil and death as well. However, we shouldn’t forget that black also represents power, elegance, and sophistication. (Also, it goes with everything in your wardrobe.) Then there’s orange, which is the color of fall leaves and pumpkins, and gets associated with the harvest. It can be ostentatiously bright or warm and cozy. It makes sense that these two colors are the main theme of Halloween and we love them as much as the next spook enthusiast, but sometimes it’s good to change things up. After all, variety is the spice of life! Product Detail…

A Capital Color During autumn and Halloween, orange is everywhere. It’s the color of the dying leaves, the pumpkins that are ripening, and the glow of the sunset that’s starting to come just a little too early (at least where we live). It seems to be the one time of the year where this color can be celebrated. And not only is orange everywhere in nature, but it’s also everywhere in our fall decorations, too. Sometimes it might even seem like the color gets too much attention. Fall leaves can also be red, yellow, and brown! And pumpkins can be green or yellow as well! So why are we so drawn to orange? We don’t really know, but we love it anyway. There’s no such thing as having too much of a class…

Stylish Halloween Do you know the three S’s of Halloween decorating? They’re simple, spooky, and sophisticated, of course. Modern aesthetics demanded a change to the old orange and black styling that has overwhelmed homes on Halloween for generations. It only makes sense that these three new guidelines would come to exist. Alas, it is not always easy to find the items that bring the S’s together—fond memories allow the garish colors of Halloween to flood the market still. Luckily, you’ve found us! And while you’re sure to find a fabulous nostalgia piece among our selection, you’ll also be privy to gorgeous options like this White Ceramic Pumpkin! Product Details Update your Halloween aesthetic with…

Skeletal Smile Skeletons have represented death in many parts of the world for a long time. And that makes sense, because you don’t really see someone’s skeleton unless they’re dead! However, in some cultures, they’re seen more as a celebration of life (even if it’s now over) than a symbol of death. If you see one walking toward you with its arms out, it might just be a friend or family member who wants a hug rather than a monster who wants you to join them in their grave. It does sort of look like the skulls are smiling at you with all those teeth, so we can imagine how it could look happy rather than sinister! Product Details Whether you think skeletons are friend or foe, they’re certainly en…

Just a Bite Look at this nice zombie lady. She's so hungry! It's Halloween, her favorite holiday, and she hasn't had so much as a morsel of human. Won't you be a dear and scooch just a teensy bit closer to her so that she can reach your pinky finger? No? What about a nibble from an artery? She promises she won't choose an important one!  Product Details This Poseable 25" Sitting Halloween Zombie Lady is happy to decorate your house while she's waiting for the perfect victim to come along! Skeletal features peak out from beneath white hair and a fancy hat, and her ornate dress is decorated with spiderweb overlay. 

Costume Confusion We have to ask ourselves: Did this pumpkin decide that wearing a costume on All Hallows Eve wasn't just for humans? Or did a friendly witch accidentally transform herself into a carved gourd and then decide that she liked herself this way? Whichever it is, it makes for an extremely cute decoration!  Product Details Halloween is more fun when you wear a costume: This LED Jack O Lantern certainly thinks so! The eighteen-inch-tall metal figure is shaped like a smiling pumpkin wearing a tall black-and-white striped witch hat crowned with a five-pointed star. An LED light installed in the interior requires two batteries to use. 

Creepy Crows We all understand why skulls are a bit of a spooky decoration, especially when they have glowing eyes. Crows, on the other hand, might not seem very scary at first, but if you think about it a little, they can be a bit unsettling. We think it’s a little eerie when large flocks of birds swoop around in the air at dusk. Add to that what the flock is called when it’s made up of crows and it gets downright ominous. Who decided that a group of crows would be called a “murder”? That’s pretty chilling. And of course, they’re not really songbirds. When you hear a loud caw from a crow out of nowhere, it can be quite startling. Product Details If you’re looking for some spooky décor without …

Pumpkin Perfection Pumpkins are the most magical of all gourds! It seems so fitting that Cinderella's wise fairy godmother would create the heroine's coach out of a lovely, glowingly orange pumpkin. A watermelon or a butternut squash just wouldn't have seemed quite as elegant. Pumpkins stand out like jewels in the patch - once you see their bright shapes, you know that autumn has truly arrived. And if a friendly witch happens to transform the pumpkins into ghostly decorations, so much the better!  Product Details  Welcome fall, harvest, Halloween, or all three with this beautiful Set of 3 Gray Glass Pumpkins! The blown-glass gourds are three different sizes, but each feature a lovely pumpkin sh…

Bubble, Bubble, Toil and....Trouble Brewing potions and casting spells isn't all eye of newt and toe of frog, you know. It's definitely not OSHA-approved, either! Sometimes accidents happen, but when you're a seasoned witch, you learn to roll with the punches. This 10.5 Inch Witch Legs in Cauldron Arrow Figure will give you a chuckle whenever you see it hung from your arrow mount. A bubbling cauldron on a roaring fire clearly has an unexpected "ingredient" inside it: Two witch legs wearing striped stockings and curl-toed shoes! Chains attached to each foot let you hang the decoration in place. Product Details This Witch Legs in Cauldron Arrow Figure is meticulously crafted from durable resin,…

The Hour is Nigh Do only bad things happen when the hour is nigh? Is nigh an inherently negative word? Can dinner be nigh? Can the word even be used in our everyday language? Can you text your bestie, "My arrival is nigh."? Ah, well. The answer is probably out there but we're not going to waste our time finding it. After all, the hour is almost, just about nigh.  Decor Details This Halloween, keep your decor both fashionable and useful when you place this Tombstone clock in a prized place in your home. The clean design features a clock the subtly shaped like a tombstone with roman numeral numbers on the face. A friendly skeleton sits on top, posed to look as if it's thinking back on it's life. …