The glamour is next-level.
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Fall is my favorite time of year for decor drops. Admittedly, I have to wade through way too many pumpkin spice candles and skull-themed decor, but I'm still able to find some true gems along the way. Fall collections exude warmth, incorporating earthy tones that fit in any room. So, when I was checking out Anthropologie's new fall home decor, please know that I gasped like I was in a telenovela.
The brand's latest collection is full of the kind of old-school glamour that I would expect in some royal bedroom in Versailles. I saw an upholstered headboard that made me want to ditch my bed frame, plus a painted dresser that would make my room look like an art gallery. This isn't your typical terracotta throw blanket and bouclé pillow assortment. However, it's still grounded in those deep purples and browns that this season is famous for.
Don't worry if complex patterns aren't your thing. There are dining chairs crisp enough for any minimalist and architectural lighting you'll swoon over. Below, find 12 of my favorite pieces from the collection, from a chic planter you can upgrade your coffee table with to a chandelier you'll want to save up for.
I love my Thuma bed frame, but upon seeing this headboard, I was ready to ditch it. The panel tapestry-style recreates Louis XIV-level glamour and is an excellent compromise for the anti-headboard crowd.
All my fellow "garlic girls" will understand this one. It's bulbous and a little odd, but it has that charm of "I found it in a strange antique shop." I would love to display it in my kitchen.
Though I'm not normally a fan of bouclé, the striped upholstery on this sofa won me over. The roll arm and candelabra legs have an antique charm, but the stripes remind me of a beach resort umbrella for a modern finish.
The light ribbing in this pillow adds excellent texture to any chair or sofa, but the velvet makes it comfy to rest against. The embroidered leaves make the perfect subtle fall refresh.
Statement chandeliers are having a moment, and this upturned floral design is a great take on the trend. It's dimmer-friendly, and warm lightbulbs will cast a lovely glow through colored glass shades.
At first glance, this is a perfect statement bowl to leave on a console, bookshelf, or coffee table. Even better, the boat-shaped ceramic is made to display your favorite blooms. You can even add a kenzan and try your hand at ikebana arranging.
Sometimes, stylish cabinetry can liven up even the dreariest of bathrooms. I love the warm brown striping and brass hardware on this one, and there's actually enough room to fit all my hair products.
I'll rarely pick a neutral color for my furniture, but I'm enamored with these dining chairs. The striped fabric is so crisp and subtle that it lets the changing tablescape shine without clashing.
In the same way that mirrors double the size of a room, glass furnishings can keep it from feeling too cramped. If you need a side table that doesn't shrink your living room, this espresso brown one is calling your name.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, this statement seating would be gorgeous in a den or sitting room. The sloped arms are inviting, and I can easily picture it holding court in a moody library.
I'm in the market for a new dresser, and I never considered that it could be the coolest thing in my bedroom. I'm obsessed with the swirling tapestry canvas, and it's a work of art in its own right.
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