These lacy spider webs are a quick and easy way to dress up your basic table lamps.

Take a less spooky approach and decorate with one of these glass pumpkins. There are 11 differently colored and shaped gourds to choose from, each one handmade for a truly unique figurine that makes for a thoughtful hostess gift.

Complete with purple lights, these tiny trees make for a great accent on their own, though some reviewers say they’ve added their own twist by hanging ornaments or even gluing little figurines to take their displays to the next level.

These wooden figurines come in at just six inches tall but will make a statement on an empty end table or entryway console. There’s a lot to choose from in each pack: From witches to ghosts, all the Halloween MVPs are here.

Meant to look like gauze (without the finicky upkeep), this black mesh cloth is just the thing to drape over mirrors or doorways to get your ceiling in on the holiday, too.

Color aside, this mini machine might not look like it has anything to do with the 31st—until you realize it shapes each waffle into a pumpkin. (It’s also a best-seller with well over 200,000 reviews.)

Scatter these orange tea light candles around the house (they’re flameless, so they’re safe around pets or small children), or line them up along your dining table for a spooky centerpiece.

Plow & Hearth designed a set of four arms and legs, each of which is ultra-bendable, to affix to your pumpkin display and create an array of miniature pumpkin people—definitely an eye-catching alternative to carving, if you want to forego that this year.

Hang this colorful web on a window for a scary scene—it even comes with a spider to stick to the middle! Thanks to a remote control, you can also adjust the light display to alternate between static and flash.

Swapping out your pillow covers may just be the lowest-lift update you can make that still makes an impact. These ones are made from a faux linen material, so they feel pricier than they actually are.

If you’re hosting a Halloween party, stick these bat decals to a blank wall for a quick photo backdrop. The stickers come in a pack of 60, with adhesive strips that are removable and reusable so you can reposition your design if needed.

Whether you use this coffin-shaped letter board to countdown to the big day or write out a drinks menu for your get-together, it’ll definitely come in handy.

The felt balls on this tricolor garland are minimalist-friendly and it’s the perfect thing to drape over a frame or doorway if you like the color palette of the season but not the usual motifs that accompany it.

Greet guests with a doormat that’s low-key enough to leave out from September until Thanksgiving.

Choose from either cats and spiders or bats and spiders and hang these glowing witch hats between any trees in your front yard that could use a decorative boost.

For a festive wall hanging, affix these wooden pumpkins with clothespins to a long piece of twine. They also work as ornaments if you have a branch display as your centerpiece that could use a refresh.

This USB-powered neon ghost sign offers an easy way to decorate for the holiday without going all-out.