Grandin Road released its Halloween Haven 2026 collection online, with some items already showing a low stock warning. Unlike Home Depot and At Home, Grandin Road is the premium end of retail, featuring sculpted resin lifesize figures and lit yard pieces.
Prices on our picks run $69 to $699. Here are the 13 worth your attention.
Update, July 2026: Johanna Parker’s 2026 Halloween ceramics are also out, split across TJX stores, Michaels and Target. Where to find them and what they cost.
Tabletop and accents: $69 to $149
The Expressive Pumpkins are the standout of the whole collection and the cheapest thing on this list at $99. Each pumpkin is sculpted with a distinct face, closer to character art than seasonal decor, and they are the rare porch piece that reads well up close in daylight. Grandin Road lists them at 4.8 stars across 271 reviews and flags them as selling fast.
The cheapest thing in the collection is the Hanging Ghost with Lights at $69, a lit shrouded figure meant to hang from a porch ceiling or a tree branch. The Frisky Feline Statue is $129, a black cat with a harlequin-checked companion that works as an indoor accent. The Enchanted Broom with Lights at $149 is the sleeper: a witch’s broom with integrated lighting that leans against a wall or fireplace and does a lot of work for the money.
The lifesize figures: $129 to $699
This is where Grandin Road separates from big-box. These are full-height standing figures, not inflatables.
Lifesize Selma Scarecrow is $129 and the best value in the group, a pumpkin-headed scarecrow in weathered burlap that suits a porch or a front walk. The Bewitching Figure, Sybil and Lifesize Shimmering Serafina are both $169, and Lifesize Victorian Victor Skeleton Figure at $179 is a skeleton in a full three-piece suit, styled for indoor display rather than the yard.
The Animated Whimsical Witch is $449 and the collection’s centerpiece figure, a classic hook-nosed witch with movement. And the Pumpkin Nutcracker Figure at $699 is the priciest thing here, a four-foot jack-o’-lantern-headed nutcracker in a lit uniform, holding a cauldron you can fill with candy.
The yard pieces: $399 to $549
Three outdoor items are worth the money if you build a display rather than decorate a doorway.
The Groundbreaker Yard Skeleton at $399 is a skeleton clawing up out of the lawn, which is the single most reliable yard-haunt silhouette there is. The Pre-lit Yard Spooky Tree at $449 is a bare gnarled tree wrapped in lights, and it is the piece that changes a yard rather than adding to it. The Animated Yard Flying Witch at $549 is the most expensive outdoor piece and the most theatrical, a witch rigged to sweep across the yard.
What to know before you buy
This is the premium tier, and the prices reflect it. A $699 nutcracker is more than twice a 12-foot Home Depot Skelly. What you are paying for is sculpting and finish rather than scale.
The good stuff moves. Grandin Road runs limited seasonal quantities and the Expressive Pumpkins already carry a low-stock flag. If a piece is the reason you are shopping, do not wait for a sale on it.
Check dimensions before you order a figure. “Lifesize” means what it says, and these are shipped as large freight items rather than parcels.
More 2026 Halloween retail from HAN
- At Home’s 2026 Halloween Collection
- Target’s 2026 Halloween Collection
- Home Depot Debuts the 2026 Halloween Collection
- Lemax Spooky Town’s 2026 Michaels Exclusives
- The Best Halloween Animatronics for 2026
- How Much Do Professional Halloween Animatronics Cost?
Prices as listed by Grandin Road and verified in-browser on July 27, 2026. Seasonal stock and pricing change without notice.
