Grab these items for yourself before they sell out.
Every item on this page was hand-picked by a House Beautiful editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy.
Consider the first signs of fall–be it brisk afternoons or color-changing leaves–your sign to head inside and get cozy. If you’re going to spend most of the time curled up at home, you might as well stock up on some new decor. Enter Anthropologie’s Fall 2026 Collection, which is packed with pieces that are stylish and snug in equal measure.
The retailer never fails to bring a touch of whimsy to homes, and this collection is no exception. Not only is Anthropologie’s latest drop packed with cold-weather essentials like throw blankets and scented candles, but it also has trendy pieces you can enjoy all season long. We mean, is there a more fitting way to celebrate autumn than placing some flowers into a dimensional, fig-encrusted vase? For us, nope.
Problem is, there are a lot of great furniture and accessories to choose from on Anthro, so whittling your shopping list down to a few fabulous pieces is no easy feat. That’s exactly why we turned to a few interior designers to help. With their permission, we peeked inside their virtual shopping bags to see what the best items to buy are.
“I love this fig vase. It brings whimsy in a big way without requiring a huge commitment, and the color is one of my absolute favorites. It’s the kind of piece that instantly makes a room feel more playful and collected.”—Nicole Forina, founder and principal designer of Forina Design & Co.
“There’s no limit to our love for custom lampshades, and these will inspire an entire bedroom scheme! Replacing plain white shades with something more stylized is a serious joy booster that can instantly change a room’s feel. We’ll be adding these beauties in ‘Wren Green’ to cart immediately. In a room painted a soft shade of blush featuring an acid green checked corner chair and some vintage wicker, a combo sure to offer sunny garden vibes year-round.”—Courtney B. Smith, founder of Courtney B. Smith Design
“I'm always on the hunt for great glassware and I love these Rue Glass Goblets from Anthropologie. These are casual enough to use everyday, but will also make a statement when setting a more formal table. The clear colorway with the emerald green base is a neutral in my mind: It's got a fun statement shape that can work beautifully for water, a fancy cocktail, or a nice glass of wine. Scoop them up and enjoy!”—Jessica Hobson, principal of Jessica Hobson Design
“The changing of the seasons always makes me want to freshen my bedding and this muddy pink floral duvet is the perfect way to give your bedroom a mini makeover for Fall. Cozy up with hot tea and a good book, what more do you need.”—Kara Cox, founder of Kara Cox Interiors
“My favorite thing in Anthropologie's fall line is Molly Yeh's turned-wood pepper mill and salt cellar.a At first glance, a pair of playful sculptural shapes in a deep stain with polished stainless steel, and then you catch the reference: A grain silo and bin, straight off her family's fifth-generation sugar-beet farm. She took an icon of the rural landscape and modernized it into something you'd happily set on a very contemporary table. And, as a studio named for my grandmother's house on the Coosa River, I'm defenseless against objects that carry a family place.”—John Maloney McNamara, founder and principal designer of Coosa
“We love the Manor Glass Side Table in tortoise. It has a vintage, handmade quality that we love and when the light hits it - it almost glows from within. We are always on the hunt for vintage tortoise glass and this is the perfect cozy addition to a lounge-y space.”—Sarah Fontanez, principal at Pomme House Interior Design
“You can pair it with almost anything!! The glass material gives it an illuminating quality and the shape is adorable. Totally perfect!”—Susie Novak, principal of Susie Novak Interiors
“Loving this Tide Oak Dining Chair. I love the wavy back detailing and finials! It's sturdy in a way a lot of true vintage furniture isn't. This one's actually built to handle the daily wear of everyday life, not just look good in a photo.”—Chelsea Ruitenberg, owner and principal designer of Chelsea Interior Design
“This oak dining chair speaks to me in the most alluring vernacular: The ball posts, the wavy back, and the warm oak frame are all harkening an amazingly cozy vibe. It adds warmth and vintage character to any space with ease. I imagine sitting here for breakfast with spiced oatmeal and hanging around for drinks and jokes after dinner!”—Lauren McKay of Lauren McKay Interiors
“The Emi rug is a refreshing take on fall color. Rather than the deeper, expected autumn palette, it brings in brighter, livelier tones while still reading as fall. A rug is one of my favorite ways to shift the mood of a room because it introduces color, pattern, and texture all at once. Because this one is hand-knotted wool, it has the material quality and longevity I look for in a piece that needs to do more than simply follow a season.”—Lisa Simopoulos, founder and principal designer of Simopoulos Designs
“I'm drawn to this piece for its architectural restraint but Art Deco vibe. The 48" scale hits that sweet spot between substantial presence and spatial efficiency, while the sealed lacquer colorful finishes bring a distinct, artful, designer hand-picked myriad of options. This piece screams ‘look at me,’ but would also layer well against natural textures. The six interior shelves and drawer provide real functional utility for clients needing storage without visually exposed clutter.”—Lindsay Olson, principal designer of Lulu Designs
“I am in love with this Victoria Cotton Velvet Ruffle Duvet. I love this for a kids room. The velvet is a fun unique fabric that you don’t see often in bedding, and I love the ruffle Victorian detailing. And it’s cotton rather than polyester, which means it breathes, washes well, and it gets better the longer you use it.”—Hallie Malitsky, founder of Hallie Rose Design
27 Chic Amazon Fall Decor Finds Starting at $14
Amazon's Minimalist "Scandi Shed" Is Beautiful
The Best Home Stores in America 2026
The Best IKEA Finds Designers Always Swear By
