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Halloween Home Decor

Halloween home decor at The Christmas Loft is the parent category for two groups. Halloween collectibles are free-standing hand-painted figurines from makers such as Karen Didion and Jim Shore, made for shelves, mantels and side tables. Halloween decoration covers the lighted and functional pieces — water globes, lanterns, candle holders, wall signs, wreaths and glass tabletop trees. The category also carries larger animated and inflatable pieces for porches and yards. Most items are built to be boxed and reused each year rather than treated as single-season props.

 

Halloween home decor brings the season into the house — hand-painted figurines, lighted accents, tabletop pieces and seasonal displays. For collectible Halloween figurines, see Halloween collectibles. For lighted and functional pieces such as water globes, lanterns, signs and wreaths, see Halloween decoration. For lighted miniature scenes, see Halloween village. Browse all Halloween.

What Halloween home decor do you carry?

Collectible figurines, lighted accents, tabletop pieces, wall signs, lanterns, wreaths and seasonal displays, plus larger animated and inflatable pieces.

Is this indoor only?

Mostly indoor. The category also carries animated and inflatable pieces intended for porches and yards; each product page states whether an item is weather-rated.

What is the difference between Halloween collectibles and Halloween decoration?

Collectibles are free-standing figurines made for display. Decoration covers the lighted and functional pieces that dress a room — water globes, lanterns, signs, wreaths and tabletop trees.

Which pieces light up?

Lighted water globes, lanterns, certain figurines and the glass tabletop trees. The power source is listed on each product page.

How should I store Halloween figurines?

Keep the original boxes and inserts, wrap fragile elements in acid-free tissue, and store somewhere climate-stable. Attic heat and basement damp are what damage hand-painted resin and fabric over time.

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