For me, fall kicks off home decorating season. I want my home to feel cozy (think cuddly fur throws and coordinated throw pillows), candles that have the word spice in their scent profile, and little accent pieces that get me in the mood for spooky season.

I’ve been relying on Society6 for unique finds since college, especially when it comes to fall decorating. All its designs come from independent artists, are made-to-order, and range from uniquely quirky to minimally luxe — minus the obnoxiously boujee price tag.

For Halloween, the retailer has far more to offer than inflatable skeletons and tacky tinseled black cat statues. We’re talking tasteful Autumn-inspired prints, decorative pillows with a gothic vibe, and other finds you’ll probably keep on display until after the last leaves fall.

Consider this the throw pillow for folks who’d rather whisper their love for autumn, not shriek it. Stuffed with faux down, it’s ultra plush, plus its cover is removable for easy washing.

You don’t have to cover your house in pumpkins to get into the Halloween spirit. This moon print is all that’s needed to show you’re appreciation for the dark side.

If you’re having trouble getting into the fall season, this mug may help. Admit it, the detail is scary good, plus it’s way easier than spending your weekend hanging paper ghosts and plastic skeletons.

If you love all things witchy but aren’t about the pointed hats and brooms, these curtains may work. The moon print is subtle, plus they’re also available in blackout.

What do you see when you look at the Spooky Cat Shower Curtain? A kitty with two pairs of eyes or a creepy spider joining you for a wash? We see something kitchy, fun and definitely a talking piece for anyone who visits your bathroom.

We love this floor pillow as a seating option. It’s purposely overstuffed so it won’t lose its shape, and the snake and vino glasses are not too Halloween-y, so you can keep it out all year long.

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