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Halloween Home Decor: The Best Sources for that “Spooky Chic” Look

Don’t know about you, but I’m totally obsessed over Halloween…particularly the decorating part. Today, I’m sharing my absolute favorite sources for Halloween home decor.

It’s common knowledge that Christmas is typically the most celebrated and decorated of all holidays, but did you know that Halloween is now a close second?   According to the National Retail Federations’ Halloween Spending Survey, Americans will spend a whopping $1.9 billion this season on life-size skeletons and witches, fake cobwebs, and other types of ghoulish décor!

I’m happy to know that I’m not alone in my obsession with Halloween home décor. 

Anyone who knows me well can attest to the fact that I deck out my home for Halloween like the average person decorates for Christmas (if not more)!  So you might say that I’m your Go-To Girl when it comes to knowing where to source bats, skeletons, witches, and the like.

Halloween owl decoration with text overlay "The Best Sources for Spooky Chic Halloween Decor".

 

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Affordable Halloween Home Decor – Where to Shop

So where are the best places to shop in order to give your home that frighteningly beautiful ambiance?  Hands down, my top pick is  Grandin Road.  Each year, they offer such a unique collection of indoor and outdoor Halloween home décor that’s to die for!  For example, the infamous witches that adorn my front lawn each October were purchased from here:
 
 
 
Halloween witches displayed in front yard
 
 
 
As luck would have it, a Grandin Road outlet store opened a few years ago about 30 minutes away from where I live.  As a consequence, I’ve been able to score some awesome clearance deals on some of their classic Halloween offerings, such as this spooky tree:
 
 
 
Spooky Tree from Grandin Road displayed in front yard for Halloween.
 
 
 
As you’ve probably gathered by now, I’m not a fan of the gory, bloody, chainsaw-wielding, or “scary clown” style of decorating.  My style is more along the lines of Spooky Chic.  Some terrific online sources for spooky chic accessories include Pottery Barn, Home Depot, Wayfair & Michaels.
 
I’m also been consistently wowed by what I find in the Halloween aisle at  Target. Every once in a while, you can also score shopping at Cracker Barrel while you wait to be seated for dinner!
 
 
 
Halloween decorations displayed on a bookshelf.
 

 

It probably comes as no surprise that Amazon is another favorite of mine when I’m on the hunt for deliciously haunting décor.
 
 


 
Group of Halloween witch decorations displayed on store shelf.
 

 

Get little inspiration to get you into the Halloween Spirit and excited to get your spooky décor on!  Check out Grandin Road’s Halloween Haven “Entranced” video.  mmmmmwwwwahahahahahahaha!!
 

Need More Halloween House Decoration Ideas?

Are obsessed with Halloween? Follow my Haunted Halloween board over on Pinterest and please Share YOUR favorite resources for spooky decor in the comments below!
 

Follow the Refined Rooms Halloween Haunting Pinterest Board

 

Want to your hand at some DIY projects to haunt your home this year? Check out this round-up of fab DIY Halloween decor ideas. Then head over to this round-up post of free Halloween printables. Download your favorites to display around the house this season.

Not a DIYer? Then this Halloween Decor Shopping Guide is for you!

 

 

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Natalie Gallagher is a former professional organizer and home stager who has spent the past 12 years helping people achieve their vision of an organized and beautiful home via the Refined Rooms brand. During her time as a professional organizer, she was a member of the National Association of Productivity & Organization Professionals, serving as Director of Communication and Technology for the North Coast Ohio Chapter.

She is also an APPO-certified photo organizer who specialized in helping her clients with photo organizing and paper management. Natalie earned her staging and redesign certification through Home Staging Resource in 2013. She loves to teach home sellers how to stage their homes to attract buyers.

When not blogging about home organization, decluttering or decorating, she's likely making plans to tackle the next DIY home improvement project on her never-ending To Do list.

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