The big-box retail chain At Home, which operates more than 200 stores in 40 states, is known for its large selection of home decor. The massive size of each location (around 100,000 square feet) means the superstore can offer customers plenty of seasonal options alongside its everyday merchandise. In fact, shoppers love heading to the store during the holiday season to snag unique finds, from inflatables to tableware, and autumn is no exception. Wondering what you may spot this year? Below you’ll find more about At Home Halloween merchandise, our top affordable picks and what influencers are loving.
What makes At Home’s Halloween decor so popular?
For spooky season, the retail chain offers several different collections that are perfect for any decorating style. “Midnight Shadows,” for example, has gothic-style items ranging from haunted houses and grim reapers to ravens and skeletons.
Shoppers who prefer a more traditional look will likely gravitate towards the “Happy Haunting” collection, which the store describes as being more classic. Think smiling pumpkins, ghosts and black cats—many of which have a vintage feel.
For a completely different spin, At Home’s “Hey Boo!” line caters to those who love the Pinkween and pastel Halloween trend. You can find pink disco pumpkins, pink skull pillows and other unique finds with this collection.
Prices can also range greatly for indoor Halloween decor. You could spend as little as $1 for a 6-inch-long skeleton or $120 for a Lemax Halloween village set.
With so many options to choose from, it can be tough to know where to start. Keep reading to discover our favorite picks this season that won’t break the bank!
Top affordable At Home Halloween finds for 2025
Jack O’ Lantern placemat
When you’re serving up a spooky feast, these playful placements ($3.99 a piece) are sure to put a smile on anyone’s face. Each Jack O’Lantern face is 15 inches long and is made of vinyl. That ensures easy clean up for even the messiest of autumn meals!
Candy corn hand towels
If you’re someone who loves the seasonal candy, you’ll enjoy these affordable hand towels. A set of two will cost you $7.99 and there are two different variations featuring the treat. One set comes with a plain orange towel and an orange “Happy Halloween” towel dotted with candy corn. Another set features candy corns on a white towel and an orange “Happy Halloween” towel with both ghosts and the candy.
Halloween countdown calendar
Can’t wait until the 31st? This fun table decor ($5.99) will tell you just how many “spooky nights” are left until Halloween. You can rotate orange faux wood blocks each day to display whatever number of days you need. (Note: This popular item seems to be in limited stock in stores, but it can still be purchased online.)
Witchy blanket
When you want to cozy up, consider doing so with a 50×60” bewitching throw blanket ($9.99). We especially love the Witchy Cauldron print, which features moons, bats, brooms, witches’ hats and cauldrons with upside-down witch legs. If that particular pattern isn’t your style, you can choose from other options like potions, skulls or dogs dressed in Halloween costumes.
Black pumpkin jar candle
Candles are always a great way to bring the Halloween vibe into your home. This particular option ($7.99 for a 7-oz. size) has a simplistic black pumpkin design, but what people seem to really love is the scent! With the candle being named “Pumpkin Carving and Hayrides,” expect to experience a delightful pumpkin and nature fragrance whenever you light it.
Skeleton doormat
Whether you’re welcoming guests or trick-or-treaters, anyone who comes to your door will find this mat ($12.99) quite “humerus.” The 18×30” black mat is made of coir, and showcases three skeletons showing off their best dance moves.
Ghost soap dispenser
The ghost featured in this resin soap dispenser ($14.99) from At Home’s “Happy Haunting” collection is far more fun than frightening. Whenever you wash your hands, you’ll be greeted by a cute white ghost holding an orange Jack O’Lantern pail.
Spiderweb table runner
No one wants to see a sticky spider web in their house, but this spooky runner ($11.99) might be the exception! It’s 46 inches long and features both black spiderwebs and spiders. Plus, like the placemat above, it’s vinyl, which makes wiping it down a breeze.
Influencer-favorite At Home Halloween decor picks
Shoppers have been visiting their local At Home since mid-summer to start shopping for Halloween decor. Many have also taken to social media to highlight some of their hauls from the retail chain.
On Instagram, @thefighome showed off a large spiderweb pillow she bought. “I love the design on it,” she says in the video while pointing out the beads on the fabric. She also snagged some pretty faux maple leaves for more traditional fall decor.
In another Instagram video, @pumpkinandpine_ displayed her At Home finds, like small flocked pumpkins and a pillow featuring a trio of smiling gourds. A hooded throw with a Jack O’Lantern head was also a hit in her home.
As October approaches and more seasonal goods hit the shelves, we’re likely to hear about even more At Home favorites that shoppers around the country are snatching up.
