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Cue “Night on Bald Mountain” because Halloween season has arrived. Whether you love to drape your home in spiderwebs and mysterious lights or just want some pretty pumpkins that can last through Thanksgiving, you have plenty of options to find just the right amount of holiday spirit.
For charming and low-scare decorations, check out Target, Michaels, and World Market. If you want your neighbors to be a little frightened to pass by your house, Home Depot and Grandin Road have bats, haunted dolls, and gravestones that are almost too convincing.
Here are the best Halloween decorations from Target, Michaels, and more:
Grandin Road
Grandin Road has some of the most unique Halloween decorations, including eerily realistic perching crows and faux tombstones. Not everything is as creepy, and it’s cute enough that you may want to leave it up all year.
Michael’s
With crafty goods for indoors and outdoors, Michaels is a must-visit, whatever your Halloween style may be. Online, the retailer has divided its decor into scary, cute and kitschy, and dark romance sections.
Target
Target is a great one-stop shop for all things Halloween, from enough candy for the whole neighborhood to decorations at great prices. You should be able to find everything for your home, inside and out.
Amazon
Amazon has an overwhelming amount of Halloween decor, much of which will arrive at your door in days.
World Market
Would you describe your Halloween look as scary chic? World Market has some great additions, but you can also find more offbeat oddities, like its yoga skeletons.
Home Depot
For outdoor Halloween decorations, Home Depot really has it all. That includes lights, animatronics, and inflatables. Pick your fright level, from family-friendly to nightmare-inducing.
Pottery Barn
From skeleton napkin holders to ghost-shaped bowls, Pottery Barn has curated everything you need for a spine-tingling Halloween dinner party. Plenty of items lean toward cute rather than chilling, too, like the Peanuts collection.
Lights.com
If your haunted house calls for low light, but you don’t want people to go bumping into things in the night, Lights.com has string lights, flameless candles, and lanterns.
HomeGoods
HomeGoods specializes in affordable decor, and its Halloween haul is no exception. You can stock up on silly signs, and the store also has more pumpkins than you can shake a broomstick at.