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Scarily enough—it’s nearly Halloween. If your desire to scatter your home and garden with gargoyles, pumpkins and cobwebs is already well underway, you’re in luck. Walmart has a huge selection of Halloween decorations available right now, from adorable seasonal Squishmallows to bags of bones.
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If you’re looking to get into the holiday spirit while you’re transforming your house into the haunted mansion of your dreams (and you want free delivery on candy for the day) you can sign up for Walmart+ and get access to Paramount+ with your subscription—home to scary movies like the Scream reboot, A Quiet Place, Hereditary and more.
Check out our picks below for décor inspiration from Walmart.
Squishmallows are one of the best toys out there, but they could also make great décor for Halloween, especially if you’re decorating a child’s bedroom. The pumpkin Squishmallow comes in classic orange and black and features a Jack-o-lantern face, as well as a curling pumpkin stem.
Perhaps the most classic and ambient of all Halloween decor, this witchy cauldron also functions as a fog machine, spewing creepy fog from a glowing LED lit interior. The cauldron comes with 12 different LED color options and atomizes water to create an outpouring of mist.
What’s better than a five foot skeleton decoration at Halloween? This poseable, hangable skeleton from Way to Celebrate is great for scaring party guests and trick-or-treaters alike. Reviewers noted that the skeleton was a great value for the price, and several people were impressed with its lightweight design as they were decorating.
Complete with an owl, this haunted tree, pumpkin and ghost inflatable is perfect for setting your yard up for trick-or-treat this year. The structure stretches seven feet tall, is waterproof and features LED lights for nighttime visibility. It’s also easy to set up, with a self-inflating base that you simply need to ensure is near an outlet.
Spider-themed decor is possibly one of the best parts of Halloween, and this sprawling spiderweb can be delivered with your groceries—what more could you ask for? This decoration is great if you have a lot of indoor ground to cover, or want to transform your yard for Halloween.
Your new web needs a resident arachnid. This posable spider decoration is covered with wispy black fur and comes in seven different sizes, from one foot to six and a half feet of spider goodness. Set it up in your yard, or hide it around your house to scare your family and friends.
It’s frickin’ bats. If you like to get creative with your holiday decorating (or you follow any home decorating influencers on Instagram), it’s likely you’ve seen an arrangement of these festive bat stickers. The smallest pack comes with 80 individual bats in varying sizes, and the adhesive is durable and reusable, so if you store them carefully you can break them out for your next spooky party.
Having a candy bowl is crucial at Halloween, whether you’re serving up treats for yourself or the neighborhood. This small skull bowl is just minimal enough that it won’t clash with all your furnishings, but also spooky enough to fit the season. If you plan on reusing it when the holiday’s done, just make sure you’re washing it on the top rack of your dishwasher.
If your Halloween taste skews more scarecrow than skeleton, you can go rustic with this wooden tabletop pumpkin decoration, which is wrapped with a grassy wood fiber bow and stands at a sweet six inches tall. Reviewers said this was a great option if you’re building up a Halloween display on your shelves or mantle.
If you’re a fan of Louis Zhong’s adorable ghost choir videos, this might be the dishware for you. This nine-inch ghost tray is dishwasher and microwave safe and comes with a shallow lip to prevent spillage, great for parties if you plan on making snacks to serve your guests.
Sometimes Halloween decorating is all about making your space look creepier, or simply older. These gauzy cobwebs are perfect for draping over almost any surface in your home, and stretch out to 16 feet of coverage. If you’re planning on covering several bushes outside, or larger scale furniture, you may want to grab more than one pack.
Some people don’t like to go all out for Halloween decorating, and while we can’t relate, we’re here to help. This neon-style sign is perfect for a modern household, with muted white and yellow lights and block lettering. The sign is wired, so make sure you set it up close enough to an outlet.
Crows can be year-round décor, depending on how often you use the Addams’ family house for decorating inspiration, but they do tend to crop up around Halloween. This pair of crow props come with bendable wire feet, so you can mount them on banisters, fences, pumpkins or chair backs.
With classic striped tights and curly-toed boots, this witch wall hanging for your indoor or outdoor Halloween decorating says “Welcome” on one side and “The witch is in” on the other. Reviewers recommended it for its “Hocus Pocus vibes,” so if you’re planning on a Sanderson sisters-inspired holiday, you may want to add it to your list.
Who doesn’t need a bag of bones? This mesh bag is full of loose plastic bones, including a skull, hands, feet and more. You can unpack the bag and scatter the bones as part of a holiday display, or suspend it from your ceiling or rafters like a macabre balloon—the options are endless.
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When we can thank Greta Gerwig’s forthcoming Barbie motion picture for the actually A-furthermore images of Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling rollerblading in matching neon Spandex, we can also thank the movie for the increase of a newly coined style and design instant: Barbiecore.
Yes, there’s another “core” aesthetic minute taking place (also on the list: cottagecore, regencycore, goblincore), and this one is quite significantly as it sounds—a movement centered close to flouncy touches like sizzling pink, frills, and rhinestones. Google searches for “Barbiecore” soared this summer time, and famous people like Anne Hathaway and Zendaya have embraced the palette in their pink carpet wardrobes.
Incorporating Barbiecore into your home decor is a fantastic line: As well substantially, and you’ll go whole-on Dream Residence. That’s why we asked three area designers to give us tips on how to use the trend in methods that are additional refined allusion, relatively than waiting around on Skipper and Ken to come more than for a rager.
Bedding
“To me, absolutely nothing screams Barbie like pink velvet bedding,” suggests DC designer Evelyn Pierce Smith. “It is glamorous and feminine like Barbie, and is tender and inviting and feels high-class.”
Forego the Barbie sleeping bag for this pink velvet pillow from Anthropologie and a pink velvet West Elm quilt. The vibes are Barbie-satisfies-outdated Hollywood glamour, not true plastic doll bed.
Wallpaper
An additional way to subtly inject the iconic blonde figurine into your home: A touch of pink wallpaper.
“For a Barbiecore second that does not dominate the entire home, wallpaper the inside of a cupboard with a whimsical pink wallpaper,” states DC designer Carmel Greer. “Wallpapering the inside of a glass cupboard can be an unforeseen second in a home, or if you are keeping your Barbiecore on the down-very low, wallpaper the inside of a bar cabinet or kitchen area bar location.”
Greer recommends employing this WallShoppe wallpaper bought by Maisonette for a literal get on the Barbie development, or opting for this serpentine Hygge & West wallpaper for a little something a little bit a lot more elevated.
Home furnishings
Precise home furniture > plastic Barbie home furnishings. You can embody the Barbster without resorting to a thing childish—plus, a lot of of these pieces make for exciting statements, claims DC designer Mariella Cruzado. “They showcase some of the feminine silhouettes and fun curves that are signature of the icon we all know and really like,” she claims.
Cruzado suggests checking out TOV Home furnishings for solutions like this mauve swivel chair, a lip-formed velvet sofa in hot pink, a blush bed frame, or a quite entertaining tassled lamp.
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Mimi Montgomery joined Washingtonian in 2018. She’s composed for The Washington Put up, Backyard & Gun, Outside Magazine, Washington Metropolis Paper, DCist, and PoPVille. At first from North Carolina, she now lives in Del Ray.
