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Halloween Spooky Season Statement Volcano Jars, Autumn Glow and Limited Edition Showpieces
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items October calls for a few statement pieces on the mantel, and this Halloween spooky season edit covers them with volcano jars, autumn glow candles and showpieces from Capri Blue and Homesick. It is for anyone styling a shelf, entry table or porch ledge...
I like this one as the anchor of a fall display because the blue jar stands out against orange and black pieces. Set it on a tray in the middle of a console and build smaller candles around it.
Capri Blue Volcano Blue Signature Candle
Skip it if you want something petite: this three-wick Homesick jar is big and meant to hold a spot on a coffee table or sideboard. I think it suits a Harry Potter fan who likes a themed movie night setup.
Homesick Harry Potter Hogwarts 3-Wick Candle
For a dining table, I'll reach for a decorative jar like this Pumpkin Dulce one since it works as a centerpiece without needing flowers. Pair it with a few small gourds or a linen runner.
Capri Blue Pumpkin Dulce Tuscan Radiance Signature Candle
The white Autumn Glow jar is the calm one in the group. I love it for neutral rooms where bright orange feels like too much but you still want a seasonal nod.
Capri Blue Autumn Glow Volcano White Signature Candle
Easily the most sculptural jar in this batch, in my opinion, so give it a bare shelf or open console. Let the vessel do the decorating and keep nearby styling simple.
Capri Blue Volcano Terrazza Velluto Signature Candle
I would put this on a nightstand or a quiet side table as the wind-down piece of the display. It suits anyone who wants a calm candle after a busy day of decorating, and it pairs well with a soft throw.
Homesick Evening Unwind Candle
Think of this as the cozy partner to the white jar. I'll place it on a mantel with dried leaves or small pumpkins so the autumn glow feels warm and lived in.
Capri Blue Autumn Glow Chestnut Embers Signature Candle
The mercury-style finish gives it a shimmery, antique look that I find works well with black candlesticks and dark florals. Good for a table that leans glam spooky rather than cartoonish.
Capri Blue Pumpkin Dulce Holiday Mercury Signature Candle
At $39 it sits in the middle of the Capri Blue range, and I think the mercury glass look justifies it for a mantel or entry table. Cluster it with the pumpkin jar for a coordinated pair.
Capri Blue Apple Cider Social Mercury Holiday Signature Candle
A gilded tin is the easy way to add a darker, moodier accent. I like it on a bar cart or bathroom shelf where a full jar would feel bulky.
Capri Blue Smoked Clove & Tabac Gilded Tin Candle
If your decor leans leaf-peeping rather than ghosts, I'd choose this one for the table. The name suits a basket of faux leaves or a wood tray.
Homesick Peak Foliage Candle
A good pick for a mudroom or porch ledge, where I like to set it beside a lantern and a few dried leaves. It suits people who would rather feel a crisp trail walk than see a ghost, and it keeps the display friendly.
Homesick Gone Hiking Candle
This is my kitchen counter pick, and I like it set beside a cooling rack, a wooden spoon jar or a stack of baking pans. It is for anyone who wants the cozy side of fall at home, and it pairs well with a plaid towel.
Homesick Grandma’s Cookies Candle
Evenings are when this one shines, so I like it on a patio table or a living room side table near the seating. Add a throw blanket nearby to finish the bonfire mood.
Homesick Bonfire Nights Candle
Perfect for a reading corner: I'll put it near a knit blanket and a stack of books for a soft, slow-down feel. It is a gentle contrast to the horror-themed jars.
Homesick Cozy Sweater Candle
This one suits wood tones, plaid and fireplace mantels best, and I think it looks right next to pinecones or a wooden tray. Keep it away from sleek white decor where the cabin feel might clash.
Homesick Log Cabin Candle
Orchard styling cues like a basket, gingham napkin or apple bowl suit this jar, which I like for an early-fall table before the spooky pieces take over. It is a softer option beside the darker ones.
Homesick Orchard Picnic Candle
For the spookiest corner, this is the name I'll put front and center. Set it with black taper candles and a small raven on a dark shelf.
Homesick Witching Hour Candle
Horror fans will get the reference right away, and I think it makes a fun conversation piece on a bookshelf next to a stack of scary movies. Keep it apart from the cozy harvest pieces.
Homesick Camp Crystal Lake Candle
A little bit of a joke piece, and I like it for a Halloween movie night snack table. Red balloons nearby are a subtle nod if you want to lean into the theme.
Homesick Derry Sewer Candle
One for the Exorcist fans, and I think it works best on a bedside table or bookshelf rather than at the center of a display. Pair it with a dark candle holder for a quieter creepy look.
Homesick Regan’s Room Candle
The mini is the budget-friendly way to try a Homesick candle, and I like it on a desk, windowsill or tucked between bigger jars. At $9.95 it also fills gaps in a seasonal display.
Homesick Bonfire Nights Mini Candle
Harry Potter fans will see the Great Hall candle as a natural fit for Halloween, and I like that it works as a cozy shelf piece after the season too. Group it with a couple of the darker jars for a themed vignette.
Homesick Harry Potter The Great Hall Candle