New Halloween Decor Haul 2025 | HomeGoods + TJMaxx Spooky Finds 🎃
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What this video covers
A lifestyle haul video from Salem, MA-based creator Halloween Happy showcasing her favorite Halloween and fall decor finds from HomeGoods and TJMaxx for 2025. Items are organized loosely by room and use, covering bedroom, table, desk, and drinkware finds alongside Halloween magazines and seasonal chat. The video blends shopping inspiration with creator community content including Etsy shop mentions, a Patreon shoutout, and a 100 Days of Halloween Happy segment.
Key takeaways
- ◆Covers spooky-cute and cozy autumn decor finds from HomeGoods and TJMaxx
- ◆Items are categorized by home area — bed, table, desk, and drinkware
- ◆Includes a peek at the creator's own Etsy shop offerings
- ◆Sprinkled with lifestyle segments like PSL talk and community shoutouts
- ◆Geared toward year-round Halloween enthusiasts, not just seasonal decorators
Who this is for
Halloween lifestyle fans and year-round spooky decor lovers looking for affordable, accessible seasonal finds and cozy haunted-home inspiration.
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