IF your place is starting to feel a bit grey as the nights draw in, B&M has just dropped a tiny-but-mighty seasonal update for the price of a takeaway coffee.
The Harvest Home Velvet Pumpkins come in a pack of nine for £6, and they’re exactly the kind of ‘scarily cute’ accent that takes your home from summer to spooky in seconds.
Harvest Home Velvet Pumpkins 9pk, £6
Inside the pack you’ll find nine mini pumpkins with a soft velvet finish in a classic autumn palette: orange, white and green.
They’re small enough to scatter across shelves and side tables, but bold enough to make an impact grouped together as a centrepiece.
And because you’re paying around 67p per pumpkin, you’re getting enough to style more than one spot around the house without stretching your budget.
They’re light, mess-free and reusable. No carving. No clean-up.
Just pop them out for October, keep them through November, then tuck them away until next year.
As with most B&M seasonal ranges, availability can vary by store, so it’s worth checking your local branch sooner rather than later if you’ve got a colour mix in mind.
How to style them at home
- Create a centrepiece: Clustering five or six items on a tray and weaving a short string of warm fairy lights between them. Add a couple of tea lights and you’ve got an instant dining table moment.
- Dress your hallway: Pop a trio next to a mirror and a seasonal candle (think cinnamon or apple) so the cosy mood greets you at the door.
- Elevate your shelves: Slot individual pumpkins between stacked books, a picture frame and a small plant. The velvet texture breaks up hard lines and adds a soft, luxe note.
- Trick-or-treat touch-up: Scatter the pumpkins around your sweets bowl on October 31 and you’ve upgraded the kids’ table in seconds.
- Keep it calm: Prefer a quieter take? Lean on the white and green pumpkins with eucalyptus or pampas in a simple vase for a Scandi-inspired harvest look.
While the orange reads unmistakably October, the white and green pumpkins feel more “harvest” than “haunted,” so you can keep them out into November without it feeling out of place.
For 67p per pumpkin, you’re getting enough to style more than one spot around the house[/caption]
After Halloween, try moving the orange pumpkins to a kitchen shelf with copper mugs and keeping the white and green on the mantel with wood accents and pillar candles.
Same set, completely different mood.
Mini décor also works best when it’s grouped thoughtfully.
On larger surfaces like a long dining table, arrange the pumpkins in clusters of three or five and mix in something taller – a vase, a lantern – to balance the height.
It’ll look styled rather than scattered.
Harvest Home Velvet Pumpkins 9pk, £6
If you want your home to feel autumn-ready in minutes, this little set gets it done.
The velvet finish looks surprisingly chic, the colours play nicely with almost any scheme, and the price makes it a low-commitment way to lean into the season.
Whether you’re hosting a Halloween party or just want the living room to feel a touch cosier as the nights draw in, B&M’s ‘scarily cute’ pumpkins punch well above their £6 price tag.