At Home has launched its biggest Halloween assortment ever: more than 1,000 items across five collections, all available now online and at all 228 stores in 39 states. The retailer is claiming the largest selection of Halloween decor under one roof of any brick-and-mortar retailer.
The five lines are built around distinct aesthetics rather than a single seasonal look, and At Home says they are designed to be mixed. Here is what is in each one.
Western Hollow
Old West ghost-town styling. Per At Home, the line “rides into town and spurs up fun for every room,” with haunted-house pieces, spooky wall art and prints, and snake decor.
- Black LED Halloween House, 12 in. — $29.99
- Gold Snake Decor, 10 in. — $29.99
Gothic Graveyard
The darkest line of the five. At Home describes it as “elegance gone ghostly,” built on florals, wicker, and natural materials in deep black with ruby-red accents, plus gargoyles, crows, dragons, and reapers.
- Red Glass Pumpkin, 8 in. — $29.99
- Black Halloween Print Wall Art, 19×23 in. — $39.99
Grim Gardens
Overgrown, mossy, and bug-covered. This is the one closest to home-haunt territory, with deep muted earth tones and gnarled organic textures. The Midnight Shadows bust at 24 inches is the biggest statement piece among the sampled products.
- Grim Gardens Skull with Bugs, 7×5.5 in. — $12.99
- Midnight Shadows Haunted Female Bust, 24 in. — $69.99
Spellbound
The party-hosting line: iridescent finishes, velvet textures, tarot and celestial imagery, and serveware built for a Halloween spread.
- Black Ceramic Witches Hat Chip & Dip Platter, 12 in. — $24.99
- More Boos Please Black Cauldron Drink Dispenser, 1.7 gal. — $29.99
Happy Haunting
Classic orange-and-black with friendly ghosts and pumpkins, the line At Home points to as the one that pairs with everything else.
- White Woven Seagrass Ghost, 11 in. — $19.99
What else is in the assortment
Beyond the five styled collections, At Home is stocking tabletop decor, serveware, florals, throws, and candles indoors, plus inflatables, animatronics, and outdoor decor for the yard and porch. The retailer has not published prices for the animatronics or large inflatables; its own FAQ describes the range only as running “from affordable decor” to “premium animatronics and large inflatables.”
The 100-days-out timing
At Home tied the launch to the 100-day countdown to Halloween, and its merchandising lead pointed at a season that now starts far earlier than the countdown suggests.
“The 100-day countdown to Halloween has become a milestone that signals the start of the season for so many shoppers, and thanks to cultural moments like Summerween, Halloween excitement begins even earlier,” said Louie Higaki, Vice President of Merchandising at At Home. “We see our customers eager for Halloween as early as April.”
That April figure lines up with what the rest of the category has been doing this year. Lowe’s put its Haunted Living collection out on April 30, and Home Depot launched online July 16 with stores following in August.
Where to shop
All five collections are on AtHome.com and in all 228 stores. Online orders ship, deliver same-day, or can be picked up in store. Use At Home’s store finder to check your location, and the collection pages are live at Western Hollow, Gothic Graveyard, Grim Gardens, Spellbound, and Happy Haunting.
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- Lowe’s Reveals the 2026 Haunted Living Halloween Collection
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Prices as listed on AtHome.com at the time of writing.
