Upscale Halloween Decor to Make Your Holiday Classy

Crafted from paper, these houses light up to cast a spooky shadow on your mantle or side table. Collect them all to form a haunted village.

A little scary, a bit rock ‘n roll, this skull lights up to show you who’s boss. You can even set a timer and place it outside so it lights up when the moment is right.

We have a feeling both Bram Stoker and Edgar Allan Poe would approve of these towels, adorned with botanical sketches of bats and birds.

You can still make that red punch with the floating grape eyeballs in it, but now it will look that much more sophisticated in this mouth-blown glass punch bowl.

These candle holders would fit right into a dinner party filled with happy haunts and foolish mortals alike.

These glass pumpkins are more tasteful than scary, but you can use them for both Halloween and Thanksgiving décor to get the most bang for your buck.

Imagine some spooky charcuterie on this serving board or even some frightening fruit. How about a spider cheeseball with pretzel legs?

You don’t have to water this two-foot-tall tree, but it does glow with tiny lights. Get several to build a tiny forest; it can be used inside or outside in covered areas.

Set this village of demented dollhouses in a corner to give it a haunting, abandoned vibe.

This pillow adds a fun little nod to Halloween to your sofa without hijacking your style. The neutral tones of it work in a variety of color schemes.

Smoky soda lime glass looks so mysterious and foreboding. Get the large and small orbs for a pair of intrigue.