Halloween 2026 falls on Saturday 31 October. Front door, living room, shelves and party: decorations that are properly spooky, glowing ghosts, giant spiders and last-minute costumes, all ready to order now.
Halloween isn't just something you wear: you live it at home. A well-decorated front door makes more of a scene than a costume, and a cobweb with the right spider turns the living room into a horror set in ten minutes. You don't need to fill the house with orange plastic to make an impact: you need a few well-chosen pieces.
If you're looking for what to wear, you'll find everything in the women's Halloween outfit guide. Here we're focusing on the home, with one simple rule: one statement spot per room. Every piece is in the Halloween Special collection, with free shipping over €100 and Klarna in three interest-free instalments.
Door, entrance and garden: the first scare comes before the doorbell
The door is the first thing guests and trick-or-treaters see. The formula that works: one big piece visible from the street, one hanging at eye level, and a few details popping up where you least expect them.
Halloween skeleton hands and skull for the garden
A skull and hands rising from the ground, as if someone were crawling out of the lawn. Stake it in the garden, in a flower bed or in a large pot on the balcony: it's the most photographed outdoor decoration on Halloween night.
Light it from below with a warm little light and leave it by the path: whoever arrives only spots it at the last moment.
Four pieces for door and entrance.
The ghost girl banner scares with a touch of irony and children love it too; the skull with shroud hung in the hallway sways in the draught whenever the door opens. The paper garlands cost very little and fill the entrance straight away.
Lights, spiders and cobwebs: the haunted living room in ten minutes
Light creates the Halloween atmosphere. Switch off the ceiling light, turn on a string of LED ghosts and the living room changes face. Then add the cobweb layer: stretched across corners, over the bookcase, above the sofa. The trick is repetition: three small spiders are scarier than a single one, because the eye goes looking for them.
Hanging glowing ghosts, LED lights
A string of little glowing ghosts to hang at the window, on the bookcase or on the headboard. Soft light, no dangerous cables, and a horror-postcard effect guaranteed in your photos.
Put them in the window facing the street: they're visible from outside and act as a sign for the party.
Cobwebs, spiders and lace: the living room becomes a haunted house.
The stretchy cobweb opens out with your hands and covers a whole corner; in the middle, place the giant spider with red eyes. The lace curtain with bats dresses a fireplace or shelf, and the realistic fake spiders are for scattering across skirting boards, the table and cushions.
Macabre and tongue-in-cheek pieces: the ones your guests will talk about
The decorations that work best are the ones that make you laugh and shudder at the same time. A shelf, the desk or the table centrepiece is all you need. They're also the pieces guests photograph and post: for a party, it's the best advertising.
3D Grim Reaper duck
A duck in a cloak holding a scythe: sweet and unsettling at the same time. It's the ornament everyone notices and it stays on the shelf long after 31 October.
Put it next to the cheeky ghost statuette: the perfect pair for anyone who loves a tongue-in-cheek Halloween.
Ghost, skull, hand and eye: shelf-top horror.
The skull organiser works all year round on the desk. The severed latex hand pops out of a drawer or from the edge of the sofa, and the eyeball lands straight in a glass of red cocktail.
"A Halloween house doesn't need a thousand objects. It needs the right light, a cobweb with its spider, and a door that scares."
Party at home: last-minute costumes and pranks for your guests
At a house party there's always someone who turns up without a costume. The solution is a basket of accessories at the entrance: hat, horns, gloves, masks. In ten seconds anyone who walks in gets into character, and the group photos instantly become themed.
Large witch hat with spider pendant
Wide brim, foldable, with a spider and bat pendant: over a black dress it becomes a complete costume. As the hostess it's the most comfortable choice, because it doesn't restrict your movement.
Pair it with the claw gloves and a look from the Halloween outfit guide.
The guest basket: horns, claws, LED eyes and masks.
For an elegant touch there are the ghost half-face mask, the Venetian mask with pearls and the punk mask with rhinestones. For pranks, the fake knife with retractable blade always does the trick. If there will be little girls at the party, take a look at tutu costumes like the dead bride and the skeleton mermaid.
After the party: horror pyjama party, sofa and four-legged friends
Halloween ends on the sofa, with a horror film and an onesie. And here too the theme continues: skeletons, bats and hoods. For an evening with friends or family, matching pyjamas make the final photo of the night.
Skeleton Onesie, plush kigurumi
A full plush jumpsuit with a hood and skeleton print: warm as a blanket, perfect for the horror film marathon and striking enough to double as a costume if someone knocks at the door.
For the little ones there's the skeleton kids' pyjamas: mum and children matching for the Halloween photo.
Onesies for the whole family, furry members included.
The horror costume for cats and dogs and the cat mask are the stars of October's viral videos: only put them on for the photo and always reward with a cuddle. More ideas in the onesies, kids' pyjamas and cat and dog collections.
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Frequently asked questions about Halloween 2026 decorations
How do I decorate my home for Halloween 2026 on a budget?
Choose one statement spot per room: in the entrance the skull with shroud, in the living room the stretchy cobweb with the glowing LED ghosts, and on the shelf a tongue-in-cheek statuette. A few well-placed pieces make more of an impact than lots of scattered objects.
When is Halloween in 2026 and when should I order decorations?
Halloween 2026 falls on Saturday 31 October. It's best to order early, so the decorations arrive before the party weekend. Everything is in the Halloween Special collection.
Which Halloween decorations should I use outdoors, in the garden or on the balcony?
The skeleton with hands and skull to stake in the lawn, the giant 82 cm spider balloon and the ghost girl door banner are all visible from the street.
How do I put together a last-minute Halloween costume for a house party?
Start with a black base and add one strong accessory: the witch hat, the horns headband or a mask, plus the claw gloves.
Are there Halloween costumes for cats and dogs?
Yes: the horror costume for cats and dogs and the cat mask. Only use them for the time of the photo. For the family there are the skeleton onesie and the skeleton pyjamas for children.
How much is shipping at Dream Shop, and can I pay in instalments or on delivery?
Shipping is free on orders over 100 euros. You can pay in three interest-free instalments with Klarna or cash on delivery, and returns are free.
Your Halloween home starts here
Entrance, cobwebs, glowing ghosts, costumes and horror onesies: all ready to order. Free shipping over €100 and Klarna in three interest-free instalments.
Looking for what to wear? Read the guide to women's Halloween outfits.
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