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Nice and New: Anthropologie Accessories
I've always thought that Anthropologie does furniture, lighting, and kitchen wares really well. But I've felt that the shop's decorative accessories are often overlooked, either too contrived or just not special. There are a handful of new accessory arrivals at Anthropologie now, though, that I really love.
Look of the Day: Picture Perfect
Ckim8120 looks like she just walked off a J.Crew photoshoot. Her picture perfect outfit consists of a trench coat, boyfriend jeans, Chanel bag, and perforated booties. However, what really makes her outfit spectacular is that amazing gray ruffled scarf — so dreamy.
Desire/Acquire: Anthropologie Songbird Chandelier
Featuring finches, lories, and parakeets behind a delicate copper wire, the Anthropologie Songbird Chandelier ($798) is a bit gimmicky, but I can still definitely see its appeal. It would look great along with some busy, bird-themed wallpaper — like the one in Domino editor Rita Konig's foyer. But for a piece that requires a very specific design scheme, I certainly wouldn't spend nearly $800.
Cool Idea: Log Some Sleep
Swedish blogger Design Delight recently took a trip to London and visited the new Anthropologie store there. She snapped this photo of a display bed made from piles of logs, and I'm absolutely in love with it. It's so magical looking, straight out of a fairy tale.
Decorating Ideas to Steal From Anthropologie's November Catalog
This month in Anthropologie, the focus is on creating a true Winter wonderland in a way that is ethereal and elegant, not kitschy or holiday-centric. See some of my favorite ideas for getting the look in your home.
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Sneak Peek! Anthropologie, Fall '09
Anthropologie's November catalog is a surefire way to get in the holiday spirit. British model Jacquetta Wheeler — dressed in everything from pretty lace to cozy sweaters — is seen frolicking in (faux) snow. It's all so romantic.
Anthropologie to Open First London Outpost Oct. 23
Anthropologie will open its first European outpost, and the first outside of North America, in the heart of London's West End on Oct. 23. Anthropologie has made a habit of seeking out architecturally distinct spaces for its stores, and this one will be no exception.
Sneak Peek! Mise en Scene by Ruffian at Anthropologie
Not too long after we announced Ruffian was designing a collection for Anthropologie, the fruits of Brian Wolk and Claude Morais's labor are here to devour. Deemed Mise en Scene, literally meaning "put in the scene," the line is broodingly romantic, powerful and subtle at the same time. The outerwear is especially handsome, as is this Jacquard Gala Dress ($228) on the right.
Obama Buys $4,800 Recycled Chandelier For Daughters' White House Bedroom
In last night's episode of Man Shops Globe, Keith Johnson traveled to South Africa, where he was on the hunt for not-so-typical African crafts. After stumbling upon some unusual pottery and a handmade wooden dining chair straight out of a Van Gogh painting, he wandered into a magical art collective shop called Magpie , which sells knickknacks and décor made entirely from recycled objects. Be it a lid to a dog food can, a wine cork, or a Barbie, the eco-conscious craftsman turned the disposable into the extraordinary.
Fab Finger Discount: Anthropologie Early Blue Chemise
Sometimes a dress has a great print, sometimes it has a smashing shape, but it's not often you find one that has both and is affordable. This Anthropologie Early Blue Chemise ($30, originally $58) is it. The indigo and violent bud print is darling and the yellow background makes it even sweeter.
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