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Michaels' stunning glass spiderweb lamp is perfect for Halloween and year-round decor

Michaels' Stunning Glass Spiderweb Lamp Is Perfect for Halloween and Year-Round Decor
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It has a look of thrifted treasure with a ghoulish green glow.

Before Christmas in July, there's Halloween in summer. Better known as Summerween, there's been little question that the phenomenon is alive and well, with countless stores already rolling out iconic fall lines. 

Whether you're in favor of spooky season kicking off early or not, some pieces from these collections go beyond holiday decor. Maybe it's from turning heads online that makes it the latest must-have, or it's timeless to have on display year-round. Either way, you don't have to be a Halloween superfan to want decor that feels charming in its own right. 

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Michaels lineup of Halloween collections features plenty of finds that apply to this. There's its viral Bound By Magic Halloween line, which people are buzzing about not just for its witchy aesthetic but its fun astrology finds. And lately, shoppers have also been noticing — and quickly scooping up — a stunning Tiffany-inspired lamp from the chain with a Halloween twist.    

14" Glass Spiderweb Lamp by Ashland, $49.99 at Michaels

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From Michaels' Hallowed Halls Halloween collection, this Glass Spiderweb Lamp by Ashland has quietly become an it item to snag. Tiffany lamps and lamps that resemble the vintage favorite have already been having a big comeback in recent years. So it's no surprise this glass lamp — which effortlessly gives off similar dreamy Tiffany lamp vibes — has been a hit. 

As one shopper who described it as a beautiful piece said online, "this might be marketed as a Halloween item but I plan on displaying it year round." And it's true, at first glance many might not even realize this lamp is Halloween decor. Once you look closer, though, you'll see it has a spooky spiderweb design. 

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Its exact dimensions are nine by 14 inches, making it the kind of cute accent that's small enough to not go overboard on Halloween style but still stand out on a desk, kitchen counter or table. When it's off, it feels like an eye-catching and nostalgic piece. Turn on its switch, though, and its light green glow is right on theme for Halloween. 

"Beyond obsessed with my new glass lamp! The greens and spider webbing are perfection," one Michaels shopper wrote on Instagram. With that, it's no surprise this in-store-only lamp has been the ultimate Halloween find to grab. 

Some have been lucky enough to scoop up the last one or come across fully stocked shelves, while others are still determined to track it down. If you do pass one in Michaels or have your fingers crossed it'll be available online soon, this lamp checks off two boxes for holiday decor and a gorgeous statement piece in one single buy.

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