If you snatched the new Anthropologie catalog out of the mailbox this week and nearly dropped it due to its sheer weight, you’re not alone. In recent months the brand had doubled (or maybe quintupled) down on its furniture and decor offerings and this week sent out the largest Home-only catalog I can ever recall receiving—this thing is the size of the May issue of a reputable glossy.
Inside, its packed with Anthro staples—patterned duvets, colorful bubbled glassware, unexpected wallpaper prints—but also branches away from its former distinctly twee offerings into a new sort of glamour and luxury.
We canvassed the catalog and the site to find the best examples of the whole new Anthro.
2. Post-Impressionism Tea Towel, $20
3. Promontory Taper Holder, $35
4. Hanging Desk Organizer, $328
5. Bird Sanctuary Wallpaper, $498
6. Powder-coated Trashcan, $40
7. Lacquered Mobilesque Chandelier, $798
8. Visby Three-Tier Bookcase, $798
10. Belgian Linen Rhys Chair, $2,098
11. Pavillion Baskets, $88-$178
Hillary writes about interiors, real estate, arts, and culture. She is the former digital media editor of The New Republic, and her work has also been published in Glamour, The New York Times Book Review, and The Washington Post, among others. You can follow her on Instagram @hillarylouisekelly or on Pinterest @hlkelly.
