10 Anthropologie homeware finds that we're seriously loving for this spring and summer
If you ever can't find me, I'll probably be in the Anthropologie homeware section - and right now I'm seriously obsessing over its stunning range of homewares that are perfect for the spring and summer seasons.
If you're constantly scrolling on Pinterest for interior inspiration, you'll want to browse Anthropologie's home range, asap, for Instagrammable stoneware, adorable candles and pastel textiles.
This springtime, interior trends include soft pastels, maximalism (think the Danish décor trend), floral prints and playful additions to your living space - and, of course, Anthropologie has you covered.
Whether you're looking to freshen up your space with something small like a candle or find a permanent addition to your furniture rotation, Anthropologie's curated selection will give your guests a serious case of house envy.
In need of some inspiration, or want to see what our writers are buying? Browse our top Anthropologie décor picks below.
Anthropologie Foster Stoneware Butter Dish
Florals for spring really are groundbreaking when in the form of this super cute butter dish that will add a seasonal touch to your kitchen countertops.
Adorned with handpainted flowers, customers have said that they 'adore how whimsical it is' - and we couldn't agree more.
£24 Shop
Anthropologie Paddywax Bistro Heirloom Tomato Ceramic Candle
If, like me, you've been eyeing up Loewe's infamous Tomato candle but can't bear to part with £80 for something you'll burn in just a few days (shout out to my fellow candle obsessives), this option from Paddywax Bistro at Anthropologie is the perfect alternative.
Housed in an adorable ceramic casing with a hand-painted tomato on its front, the candle will fill your home with an intoxicating scent of lemon, lime, eucalyptus and, of course, heirloom tomato - and it smells delicious.
£20 Shop
Anthropologie Piglet In Bed Botanical Green Gingham Duvet Cover
Gingham is set to be huge in the fashion world this year - but not in the primary school way that you imagine it. The print, which has recently been spotted on the likes of Nicole Kidman and Gwyneth Paltrow, is the perfect way to step into spring - and we're loving this green gingham duvet colour for adding a super cute, seasonal touch to your bedroom.
Crafted from 55 per cent linen and 45 per cent cotton, it not only looks good, but it feels good, too - and is everything you need for an effortlessly stylish look this spring.
From £189 Shop
Anthropologie Festa Outdoor Ceramic Stool
It's spring - bring on garden parties and BBQs! Delight guests with these whimsical ceramic stools that will make the perfect addition to any outdoor space.
The glazed earthenware design features the words 'salut' written across its front, as well as an ocean-inspired painting, and customers have said they give 'a pop of colour to any setting'.
£168 Shop
Anthropologie Micola Stoneware Fish Jug
Stay hydrated this spring and summer with this coastal-inspired fish pitcher. Hand-painted and dishwasher safe, we also love using it as a vase for holding your favourite spring flowers.
£56 Shop
Anthropologie Found Notes Floral Orange Blossom & Santal Room Spray
Fill your living space with gorgeous notes of orange blossom, bergamot, coconut milk and sandalwood with this long-lasting room spray that our writers have dubbed 'summer in a bottle'.
£26 Shop
Anthropologie Archivist With Love Matches
With your new tomato candle, you'll need a new set of matches - and instead of opting for your usual corner shop buy, why not splurge on this spring-ready design?
The set of 45 safety matches is housed in a printed cardboard box with a sunshine print on its front (ideal for manifesting sunnier days). Perfect for a gift (to yourself, or a friend), this will instantly brighten up bare table tops.
£10 Shop
Anthropologie Penelope Cotton Embroidered Icon Cushion
A scatter or throw cushion is the perfect way to add a spring spin to your interiors without breaking the bank.
Crafted from cotton and rayon with a plush (and comfortable) polyester filling, we love the embroidered ladybug design for adding a playful touch to your living room.
£58 Shop
Anthropologie Chilli Pepper Icon Juice Glass
If you haven't seen this adorable glass-making waves on TikTok, where have you been?
Ideal for spring soirees (or cheering yourself up on dull days), this handblown glass features hand-pressed class chilis on its outsider - and it's the perfect glass for a spicy margarita!
£14 Shop
Anthropologie Foster Strawberry Salt & Pepper Shakers
These adorable salt and pepper shakers aren't a want, they're a need for spring tablescaping.
The hand-painted glazed strawberry stoneware design is dishwasher safe, and makes for a sweer-as-can-be addition to your kitchenware collection - we're obsessed.
£22 Shop
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