Decor 43 products

Developed only for Hammacher Schlemmer, these are the washable covers that protect furniture from pet hair and damage without the slippage common to lesser models.

Nutcracker candles that won’t melt into horrifying performance art.

Why does romance demand a fire hazard?

This is the holographic clock that displays time in digital numbers from atop an acrylic case that showcases animated holographic images.

A peppermint dream of a garland.

A perfect peppermint paradise in one wreath.

Push-button ambience that only looks like it could light the curtains on fire.

Most bees don’t live in hives.

The grinch wouldn’t even dare.

The roast may or may not turn out, but the lighting will be on point.

Plenty of atmosphere, not one bit of flame.

A butterfly flaps its wings and causes a hurricane halfway across the globe. So what happens when you nurture a backyard full? Only chaos theory knows for sure.

Creating the perfect realistic candle-lit vibe without any fire.

There’s something reassuring about a snowman who looks genuinely pleased to be arriving at your door.

Wake up gently and naturally with gradual simulated sunlight. Rooster not included.

Some guests don’t need room service. They just need a quiet place to check in, do their work, and politely ignore you.

It’s a stay at home kind of day. A hunker down and just peek out the window now and then kind of day. A clean your plumage kind of day. Wait, what?

Keep the grandma-core aesthetic, lose the fire hazard.

The very grouchy ladybug was mischaracterized and misunderstood.

Now you just need to incorporate water and earth for things to feel real elemental.

Pollinate this. Eat that. Gardens ask a lot of their tiniest residents. The least you could do is provide a place for them to kick it.

A classic facade of Christmas fancy.

This Scotch pine’s softly flocked branches create the impression of a gentle snowfall, with varied needle tones and textures that lend the tree remarkable visual depth.

All the presence of a fresh-cut tree, none of the needles in your socks.

Vivid red poinsettias with a soft glow.

Just a jolly drop of holly.

We heard you had an empty urn.

Deck your door with ALL the holly!

A garland of bountiful berries.

Fake flames. Real outrage when your family discovers that these aren’t grandma’s vintage candles after all. (Real wax, too, by the way.)

Do you think we call them hummingbirds because they can’t remember the words?

Whether atop a tree or on your mantle, these snowflakes shine.

Wreaths? They’re so last year. What you want now is a big, lit bottle cap espousing holiday cheer.

This mesmerizing cold vapor fire recreates the ambiance of dancing flames without heat, smoke, or emissions.

It’s time for House Claus to take it’s rightful place at the top of the tree.

In the hush of winter, it’s often the smallest touches that help us feel the most alive.

Delivering you those cozy Christmas vibes.

A candle that’ll last all Christmas Eve.

There’s a certain joy in ornaments that don’t try too hard, with simple shapes, soft textures, and colors that have endured generations of winter decorating.

Classically beautiful with just the right amount of LEDs.

The holiday spirit: coming to you every hour, on the hour.

Tired: big skeleton. Wired: glowing inflatable witch orb.

It’s time to go full Griswold on your Halloween setup.