Forget Plastic Pumpkins – Wicker Halloween Decor Is the Chic Trend to Know This Year

McGee & Co., Pottery Barn, and Terrain have all featured wicker Halloween decor in their seasonal drops. Looks like spooky season is taking a turn towards texture

an assortment of woven halloween decor
(Image credit: McGee & Co. / Crate & Barrel / Terrain)
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Our favorite home brands have summoned a new trend this spooky season: wicker Halloween decor.

From McGee & Co.'s wicker bats and Terrain's entwined vine witch hats to Crate & Barrel's rattan pumpkins, woven textures are transforming traditional Halloween decor into tasteful, design-driven pieces. These woven Halloween finds still feel festive and on-theme for spooky season, but they are definitely more subtle and chic than kitsch and garish. They'll add depth, dimension, and a sense of layered warmth to any space – giving the eeriest Halloween decorations a softer edge.

Just as decorating with rattan is a timeless choice for home styling, wicker Halloween decor has lasting appeal, too. These picks transcend fleeting seasonal trends, bringing textural elegance to Halloween scenes. Shop our favorite woven styles for spooky season below.

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Devin Toolen
Devin Toolen
Style Editor

Devin Toolen is a New York-based Style Editor for Homes & Gardens. After achieving her Bachelor’s Degree at Villanova University, Devin moved to Paris, France, to obtain her Master’s Degree at Parsons School of Design. Upon returning to the United States, Devin began working in the media industry with Cosmopolitan Magazine, where she wrote trend-driven fashion stories and assisted on set for many photoshoots, and later Livingetc, where she wrote interior design stories and assisted with the magazine’s social media pages. She has an appreciation for every aspect of personal style – from the clothes we wear to the design of our homes. In her spare time, Devin enjoys embroidery and antique shopping in the city.