Seasonal & Holiday Decorations 30 products

The ornaments may be content to hang around all evening. The lights would like you to look up from your phone.

A 30-year-old handmade Christmas tree ornament has charm, but nobody is nostalgic about last year’s bulb lights.

A tree rooted in a jack-o’-lantern was bound to grow up looking at least a little unorthodox.

A proper haunted castle should offer more than an imposing silhouette after dark.

How do you stand out when every third street in your neighborhood has at least one 12-foot skeleton from the hardware store?

A seven-foot Santa is difficult to overlook, especially when he’s got banter for the neighbors walking by.

Any old pumpkin can sit there and grin. It takes something extra spooky to hold up its end of the conversation.

Sometimes a holiday tree is simply where you decide one belongs. The living room has been getting away with this for years.

A snowman with a lot to say is easier to appreciate when he has his own place in the yard.

Three witches have left their hats behind. Their taste in candy makes them easy to identify.

A pumpkin this large was always going to attract attention. Jack has prepared 70 minutes of remarks for the occasion.

Jack’s eyes appear to be making a run for it.

There’s a certain joy in ornaments that don’t try too hard, with simple shapes, soft textures, and colors that have endured generations of winter decorating.

It doesn’t wobble, doesn’t rot, and doesn’t put jack-o’-lantern eyes where you expect them to be.

Folded paper is almost as tricky a medium as a carved pumpkin. These are neither.

There’s something reassuring about a snowman who looks genuinely pleased to be arriving at your door.

The Santa of the future, or a midcentury modern throwback? Either way, Christmas gets a fresh look this year.

A classic facade of Christmas fancy.

It’s time for House Claus to take it’s rightful place at the top of the tree.

A black tree feels like an ominous addition to the room, at least until you plug it in.

It’s time to go full Griswold on your Halloween setup.

Halloween decorations have been getting out of hand for years. Now they’re coming for the Christmas tree.

Real snowmen don’t do well indoors, and they don’t have much to say while they’re there, either.

Wreaths? They’re so last year. What you want now is a big, lit bottle cap espousing holiday cheer.

The holidays lose a little magic when packing things up means dusty cardboard boxes in the basement.

There’s no holiday indignity quite like trying to haul a majestic artificial tree up a flight of stairs with fake pine needles digging into your face.

This 39" geometric light-up Nutcracker guard brings holiday sparkle to every facet (get it?).