25 Newest Arrival Halloween Decorative Items for 2025

Introduction

It's that time of year again! Time to get your home ready for Halloween with some spooky, yet fun, newest arrival decorative items. From ghosts to pumpkins, we've got you covered with everything you need to make your home the talk of the neighborhood this Halloween season. So let's get started!

Decorative Items

1. Halloween Lanterns

Halloween Lanterns are a great way to light up your Halloween decorations. You can use them to light the way for trick-or-treaters or to light up your front porch. They are also a great way to light up your Halloween party.

Feature: BAUT LED Pumpkin Lantern Halloween Decorations

2. Fake Cobwebs

If you're looking for an easy, affordable way to dress up your home this Halloween, consider using fake cobwebs to add some spooky atmosphere to your party. They're easy to use - just drape them over furniture or hang them from the ceiling.

Feature: Huge Halloween Spider Web with Spiders

3. Skull Bookends

Using skull bookends this Halloween can add a macabre vibe to your festivities. They are also a great way to keep your books organized and off the floor.

Feature: Cool Raven and Skull Bookends

4. Skeletons

A classic Halloween decoration, skeletons can be used in a variety of ways to decorate your home. Hang them from the ceiling, use them as mantelpiece decorations, or even put them in unexpected places like atop cabinets or on windowsills.

Feature: Crazy Bonez Pose-N-Stay Skeleton

5. Coffins

Whether you want a real wooden coffin or a decorative one made of cardboard or plastic, coffins are a great way to add a creepy touch to your Halloween décor.

Feature: Coffin with Lid Wooden Look Halloween Prop

6. Flying Bats

You can add them to windows, doors, walls—anywhere you want to add a touch of spookiness!

Feature: Funrous Halloween Outdoor Decoration Fluorescence Halloween Hanging Bats

7. Creepy Spiders

Another classic Halloween decoration, spiders can be used in many different ways to decorate your home. Hang them from the ceiling, use them as mantelpiece decorations, or even put them in unexpected places like atop cabinets or on windowsills.

Featured: Skylety Pieces Plastic Spider Mini Fake Spider

8. Pumpkins

A must-have for any Halloween décor, pumpkins can be used as both indoor and outdoor decorations to add a touch of fall to your home.

Feature: JOYIN 6 Pack Light up Halloween Jack-o'-Lantern Decorative Pumpkin 

9. Black Cats

Often seen as unlucky creatures, black cats make perfect indoor decoration items for Halloween.

Feature: Ivenf Halloween Decorations Outdoor

10. Witches

A classic choice for indoor Halloween decorations. You can choose from traditional witches on broomsticks to cute witch figurines wearing hats and carrying pumpkins to add some fun to your décor.

Feature: WBHome 5ft Halloween Animated Standing Witch

11. Hanging ghosts

You can take a large piece of white poster board and cut out several ghost shapes. Hole punch the top of each ghost and tie a piece of ribbon or yarn around it. Hang the ghosts around your house, in your yard, or anywhere you want to add some Halloween spirit!

Feature: EAMBRITE Halloween Ghost Windsock Light Hanging Halloween Flag

12. Poison bottles

You can use poison bottles to decorate this Halloween. You can place them on your table, or put them in a bowl. They will look great and will add some spookiness to your Halloween party.

Feature: ORIENTAL CHERRY Apothecary Potion Bottles

13. Haunted Mirrors

This Halloween, use haunted mirrors to decorate your house! They're a great way to add some spooky flair to your home. Just make sure you keep an eye on them - they might just start watching you back.

Feature: Vault Alchemy of England Halloween Haunted Baroque Rose Hand Mirror

14. Creepy Candles

You can add a spooky touch to your décor with creepy candles. These candles have a ghoulish design that will make your guests feel like they’re in a horror movie. Use them to light up your front porch or to set the mood in your living room.

Feature: Revelbunny Halloween Flameless Candles

15. Spooky Halloween Garlands

They are a great way to add some festive fun to your home. Hang them around doorways, in windows, or anywhere else you want to add a little bit of Halloween spirit. They are sure to bring a smile to everyone's face this holiday season.

Feature: ZEYGLXC Halloween Fall Maple Garland

16. Lamp Shades

You can use lamp shades to decorate your house this Halloween in some ways. You can put them over lamps to make them look like jack-o'-lanterns, or you can use them as part of haunted house decoration. You can also use them to make your house look like it's glowing.

Feature: Vlovelife 3pcs Halloween Lamp Shade

17. Cheesecloth Spirits

You can drape these over doorways or anywhere else in your house.

Feature: Shabby Halloween Creepy Cloth Spooky Cheesecloth Gauze

18. Plaster Hands

You can create a spooky haunted house scene by using plaster hands to create creepy hands coming out of the walls. You can also use them to make fake skeleton hands or Frankenstein's monster hands.

Or, you could use them to create simple Halloween decorations, like ghosts or jack-o-lanterns to add some Halloween fun to your home décor.

Feature: Hiboom US Halloween Zombie Hands

19. Eyeballs

Eyeballs are the perfect way to decorate your house! You can put them in bowls, on plates, or even in fake spider webs! They're sure to scare away any trick-or-treaters who come to your door!

Feature: Spring Flower Glow in The Dark Bouncing Balls

20. Halloween Butterfly

You can use Butterfly to decorate your house this Halloween. Add some of her wings to your front door, or tape a few to the walls. You can also put a few in your hair or on your clothes.

Feature: Manssel Halloween Butterfly

21. Animal Skulls

Using animal skulls to decorate your house can add a touch of macabre to any room. It can also be a conversation starter, as most people will not have seen anything like it before. If you're looking to add a bit of personality to your home, using animal skulls is a great way to do it.

Feature: Tvoip Resin Wall Hanging Horn Skulls

22. An inflatable Haunted House

An inflatable Haunted House can be a great way to decorate your house for Halloween. It will make your house look spooky and it will be a lot of fun for everyone who visits. You can put it in your front yard or your backyard, and it will be sure to get everyone in the Halloween spirit.

Feature: BZB Goods Halloween Inflatable Haunted House

23. Black and orange balloons

You can hang them from the ceiling or put them in a vase on the coffee table. They will add a festive touch to your home.

Feature: HOUSE OF PARTY Halloween Balloon Arch Kit

24. Halloween banners

You can hang them from the ceiling, or tape them to the walls. You can also place them on the ground, or in doorways.

Feature: Gsofly Wellcome Banners

25. A Spooky Tree

You can use a spooky tree to decorate your house for Halloween. It's a great way to get into the spirit of the holiday! You can put it in your front yard or your living room. It's up to you!

Feature: TURNMEON Spooky Tree

26. Other decorative options

You can use mummy door hangers, jack o'lanterns, LED black lights, fog machines, and Dracula or other creepy crawlers to decorate your house for Halloween. You can put the mummy door hangers on your doors, put the jack o'lanterns in your windows and on your porch, put the LED black lights in your bushes and trees, and put the fog machines in your yard. You can also put Dracula or other creepy crawlers in your front yard to scare people.

Conclusion

Get started on decorating your home today so it will be ready in time for trick-or-treaters on Halloween night! From traditional favorites like pumpkins and black cats to more modern ideas like banners and garlands, there are many different ways you can decorate your home for Halloween. So get started today so your home will be ready in time for trick-or-treaters on Halloween night!