Martha would be impressed with this spooky oookey Topiary Set! So will your local Trick-or-Treaters and Halloween party guests!

So chic...some people, especially those of the "Gothic Persuasion", would probably use them every single day! Spoooooky!

Spooky, ooky, ooky!

For the most elegant Haunted Estate on your block! Could it be yours perhaps?!

This my dears, is for the Halloween Connoisseur who "has everything"! AND it is still available at this late date! A BIG plus.

Doesn't this couple look familiar?! I'd say that we must have met them before at Disney's "Haunted Mansion"!

The perfect Halloween Party Favors...they're edible, but so adorable your guests might not want to eat them after all!

Now...these mummies WERE featured in one of Martha Stewart's Halloween Magazines...this is absolutely true!

Toooo spooooky! But a very nice addition to any haunted graveyard or interior room in your own Haunted Mansion!

I bought 2 of these from the Spirit Store last Halloween and placed one hanging behind an upstairs window with a fan blowing on it to make it "float" and then placed the other, identical ghost up at the top of the stairs, so that when people came up to the front door they got the eerie feeling that the ghost they saw floating around in the upstairs bedroom had flown over to the top landing to "greet" them. One little girl screamed squealed with pleasure when she thought we actually had a flying ghost animatronic. We also placed another rotatin fan inside the doorway near the top of the stairs ghost, so it too, seemed to float back and forth.

This Grandin Road "Witchy Woman" is still available...but not for long!

Tuck one of these charming Halloween collectibles up on your mantle next to a Jack-O-Lantern and expect compliments!

These are so great looking I doubt that I would ever light them!

I use these "Infinity Bowls" over and over again each season. All I have to do is change the items seen through the glass and pick floating candles to match. These would look really cute with tiny pumpkins or candy corn between the glass and orange and black floating candles. To create a seriously Gothic effect, choose faux black hydrangea blooms for the interior and black floating candles...spooky!

Count Dracula would love this chandelier! I can just imagine it strung with cobwebs and tarrow colored pillar candles with drips running down the sides and coagulating on the chandelier rim. Similar to the Hogwart's Academy chandeliers in the most recent Harry Potter movie. There's a lot of things that can be done with a simple chandelier such as this one...fresh pine boughs during the holidays, hanging easter eggs during spring, etc. A fun piece...I want this! My grandmother used to say "it's nice to want!" But, I still didn't get what I wanted. It's made me very philosophical in my old age.

This collectible "Cat & Goblin Buddies" art piece is gorgeous and oh so fun! Each year the artisan comes out with new Halloween collectibles, so if she is sold out, be sure to ask what she will be fashioning next.

If I'm not mistaken (and I frequently am!) this real looking cemetery fence just became available this year. I would love to use this to surround my family graveyard!

What is Halloween without fall foliage? I love to scatter these up next to my tombstones, near my Jack O'Lanterns, in my Halloween mantle display and near the twisted black candelabra on my entryway table.

Whoo, whoo...whooo, WHOOO! This owl looks very real! I'll just perch him on my front porch railing, and wait to see who notices him.

Hang this creepy lock around your front door knob and you're sure to "lock-out" the bad Trick-or-Treaters from your haunted estate! UPDATE OCT. 5th - I saw this last weekend...it is HUGE!

How these actually work, I really don't know, since when you blow out the candle, the LED light turns off! But they are SOOO cute! I set-up a Halloween haunted village display on both my fireplace mantle and my front entry table and these add just the right touch.

I've seen this faux coffin in person and it is the most realistic one yet! Tres cher, but oh so chic! Add this to my "when I'm rich" list!

You won't want to bobb for these apples! If you do, you just might get your nose burnt in the process! So cute and so old-fashioned Halloween.

What is Halloween without the smell of fresh, crisp apples and tangy cinnamon? It's easy to add this top-note of seasonal scents with a scented Jar Candle. Just be sure to trim your wicks and don't leave them burning if you leave the room.

This massive tombstone would look great in amongst my more petite headstones in my Victorian graveyard!

Doesn't this old-timey Scarecrow look like the one they used in the movie Sleepy Hollow with Mr. Depp? This is pricey but I would imagine it is well worth the expense once it becomes a permanent part of your yearly Halloween display.

I bought 2 of these recently to use one in my guest bathroom and one on the coffee table in the front parlor. The shadows seem to move when you walk past them...eerie! But I like it!

You can't really see any detail in this image (it's way too dark!) but in person these "haunted village" tealight holders, cemetery fencing, gate and spooky trees are so cute and they're scaled just right for mantle displays!

Just the super cute miniature coffins are worth the price! Let alone the addition of such spooky looking taper candles! Last year I gave them as party favors at our Halloween Block Party! They were a BIG hit. HINT: I created special, customized labels for the top of each coffin lid and then tied them with sheer orange French ribbons.

These are on my list this year. Last year I missed out on some other glitter cats and glitter pumpkins at Illuminations. NOT this year! I love their retro look and that they sparkle.