9 luxury Halloween gifts for the most stylish of spooky seasons
Forget tricks and treat yourself to these luxury Halloween gifts that are so impeccably chic
Halloween gifts needn't be limited to scary gimmicks – there's a ton of tasteful treats to give to friends and family.
Maybe there is an annual family party on the horizon, or a close friend favors this holiday over more traditional ones. Whatever the case is, shop everything from cute cookware to the best candles from our selection below.
Halloween gifts
This holiday, dress the chicest of interiors with these luxurious Halloween gifts.
1. Start with a cozy, comforting choice
Abundance glass candle for $44, at Anthropologie
Hand-poured into an artisan-inspired glass vessel, this candle lends a warm glow to fall decor ideas – as well as an abundant, autumnal scent. Two fragrances: Pumpkin Harvest, which fuses creamy vanilla bean spiced with a dash of nutmeg, notes of toasted pumpkin, brown sugar, toffee, sweet maple, and fire-roasted hazelnuts; and Sugared Leaves, notes of sugared orchid and lotus flower with sweet violet candy and berry-kissed citrus over a base of warm winter woods and sheer musk.
2. Prepare meals in this pumpkin pick
Staub 3.5 qt. Cast Iron Pumpkin Cocotte in Burnt Orange for $229, at Bed Bath & Beyond
This holiday season, turn to this dutch oven that isn't just one of the best cast iron cookware buys but is perfectly on trend with its pumpkin-shaped design.
3. Invest in this seasonal scent
NEST New York Pumpkin Chai Reed Diffuser for $48, at Burke Decor
The best reed diffuser will create a cozy ambiance, and this Halloween-inspired scent will infuse your home with a blend of wild pumpkin, spicy Masala chai, cardamom, ginger, and cinnamon.
4. Chill cocktails in these coupes
Big Top 8 oz. Crystal Coupe for $37, at Perigold
Opt for a refreshingly modern take on Champagne coupes with this pure and refined silhouetted version. Typified by a generous bowl and tapered stemmed etch ‚ with a raised linear pattern — this selection is a delightful, palpable choice.
5. Bring fall color to a Halloween scheme
Dried Eucalyptus GarlandDried Eucalyptus Garland for $158, at Anthropologie
Looking to boost your fall color schemes – or someone else's? Add the necessary dose of autumnal drama to your entryway with the help of this garland made from dried and preserved baby eucalyptus.
6. Invest in rustic floral arrangements
The Autumnal Palette for $170, at UrbanStems
Warmly top off tables with pops of anemones and cherry red ranunculus florals, playing second fiddle to a highly-coveted gold vase. Sensational for at-home dinners or holiday gatherings, this crimson bloom will pull your tables together in seconds.
7. Skew towards this sculpted selection
Leaf Vine Pumpkins starting at $79.50, at Grandin Road
This leaf vine pumpkin is intricately detailed and versatile enough to display alongside any current Halloween gifts and later transition into year-round décor. Designed with an all-over, painted leaf pattern and slightly raised construction (for a textural finish), this selection is simply stunning.
8. Stay on theme
Courtly Check Enamel 3-quart Tea Kettle for $168, at Mackenzie-Childs
Simple yet sophisticated, this black-and-white selection not only elevates the best kettle but provides a versatile choice that is suitable for year-round use.
9. Strike a balance
A&R CASHMERE Solid Cashmere Throw, Paprika for $295, at One Kings Lane
The cashmere fiber of this throw strikes the perfect balance of sumptuous softness and lightweight warmth, while the extra-long fringe adds a chic, artisanal finish.
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Brittany Romano wrote for Homes & Gardens as a U.S. Shopping Editor. A graduate of New England College, Brittany started her career as a freelance fashion market assistant at Marie Claire. She later joined AMI, where she designed a highly profitable commerce vertical. Noted for her award-winning content, she's covered everything from celebrity beauty hacks to the most lavish home decor.
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