Halloween Decor Haul | 2018
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What this video covers
A 2018 annual Halloween decor haul showcasing finds from multiple retailers including Target, Bath & Body Works, Grandin Road, TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, and At Home. The creator walks through a variety of spooky home décor pieces ranging from skeleton hand candle holders and skull succulents to raven wall decals and bat wall mounts. Bath & Body Works seasonal candles and plug-in scents also feature prominently, rounding out the atmospheric haul. The video is not sponsored, though some links in the description are affiliate-based.
Key takeaways
- ◆Haul spans six retailers — Target, Bath & Body Works, Grandin Road, TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, and At Home
- ◆Décor items include wall bats, skeleton hand candle holders, skull succulents, a cloche, and raven decals
- ◆Bath & Body Works section highlights Halloween-themed candles, soap dispensers, and plug-in scents
- ◆TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, and At Home items are in-store only and not available online
- ◆Video is unsponsored; affiliate links provided for items where available
Who this is for
Home decorators and Halloween enthusiasts looking for affordable, retail-sourced spooky décor inspiration across multiple price points and stores.
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