Anthropologie has launched a fall 2026 home collection positioned by the retailer to celebrate comfort, warmth and creativity while spanning furniture, lighting, textiles, décor and tabletop.
Designs in the new collection emphasize layered, lived-in interior looks that feel elevated yet approachable, helping customers create inviting homes that reflect their personal styles, Anthropologie maintained.
The Anthropologie autumn home collection rolls out with two central themes: Sauvie Island, reflecting a classic sensibility; and Waverly Rose, composed with modern styling influences. Developed for family homes of all shapes and sizes, either theme can stand on its own to create a complete look, or consumers can layer them in combinations, the retailer noted. Both incorporate rich textures, nature-inspired motifs and handcrafted enhancements that bring depth and character to the designs.
Among the housewares items new for fall is the Savannah Glassware Collection, featuring a floral diamond motif and a geometric-style lip, all set on a base of round glass beads. A set of four Savannah Glassware tumbler glasses retails for $56. Meanwhile, Costa Nova Beja Stoneware Dinner Plates feature a hand-painted rim as part of their sophisticated, versatile design. A set of four is priced to retail at $144.
Paulo Kos, Anthropologie Home senior design director of furniture, lighting and functional decor, said, “From distinctive upholstery and sculptural lighting to beautifully crafted case goods, we designed each piece to balance timeless craftsmanship with thoughtful functionality, making it easy for customers to build spaces that feel both elevated and lived in.”
In addition, for the fall season, Anthropologie is expanding its collaboration with designer Merve Kahraman in an initiative that includes the introduction of new furniture, lighting and textiles that offer expressive forms and artistic details, the company noted.
