As a team, there's one thing we can all agree on at Homes & Gardens – our love of Anthropologie. With a vast catalog of eclectic, whimsical, and joy-inducing homewares; it really is a brand that has something for everyone to love.
Taking that sentiment even further, for Spring 2025, the viral-moment-making label has just dropped three new home aesthetics: The Modern Romantic, The Curated Cottage, and The Artful Aesthete. And I thought it was time you all get to know one another.
In order to get you better acquainted, I've deep-dived into Anthropologie's all-new Spring decor collections to bring you everything you need to know and, of course, all the very best buys from each look.
Step inside Anthropologie's Spring 2025 collections
As a shopping editor, Anthropologie is one of the many sites I visit daily in order to check out what's new and shout from the rooftops when I've found something really worth its weight in gold.
So when I discovered that overnight they had dropped three entirely new collections, all with gorgeous new imagery and sure-to-sell-out pieces, I knew we were onto a winner.
Instantly, it was the green kitchen (seen above) that caught my eye. As a part of their most colorful and optimistic curation, The Artful Aesthete, this space just oozes personality. And that's not where the stand-out spaces ended. Keep scrolling as I take you through the rest of the collections.
Meet the Modern Romantic
It isn't often that a space perfectly blends the warmth and whimsy of traditional interior design style with fun and contemporary shapes and sensibilities. But they've certainly achieved that here.
It's a 'the door is always open' kind of attitude to decorating. Think whisper-soft hues and just the right amount of pattern that feels like a hug as you step through the door.
Taking inspiration from Southern homes, The Modern Romantic is a curation of tables worth gathering around, seating to slump into, and cozy, charming homewares.
Fringe, box pleats, and ruffles are just some of the trims that are going to dominate furniture trends in 2025. This Sinclair linen bed will instantly provide the wow factor in your slumber space.
Expertly crafted from stoneware, this tulip vase has been designed to allow you to artfully arrange your blooms through the delicately detailed holes for a creative display.
Cover your wall in the beauty of nature with this soft and pastel tapestry. Made to look and feel like a vintage piece, it has an intentionally distressed finish making each one entirely unique.
You can take the full tour of the collection, which features even more beautiful imagery – including a luxurious, spa-inspired bathroom designed for romance and a wavy dining nook that serves up style every day.
Stand-out pieces include the Sinclair fringed collection that simply proves retro trim is back on trend and here to stay, the bedroom-ready Pippa Armchair, and the conversation-starting triangular LALA Reimagined Velvet Ottoman.
Cool, contemporary, and certainly chic; this little side table ticks off plenty of trends: balled feet, marble-topped, and finished in a warm wood. Perfect for your morning cup.
If your room is already busy with print and pattern but you're still looking to bring in color underfoot, this subtle pink and green tasseled rug offers a soft and luxurious edge.
A true statement piece, this angular ottoman comes in a small stool or coffee table size and is finished with 'groovy carved detailing' for a mix of modern and vintage flair.
Meet the Curated Cottage
The Curated Cottage focuses on the three C's: color, character, and charm to bring you a delightful collection of patterns and personal touches.
If you're a fan of the cottagecore trend, this is the aesthetic for you. Designed to feel like a home that is an ongoing creative project, where items are collected and treasured over time, this is cozy-meets-cool in the very best way.
Encompassing every room of the home, the pieces in this collection are full of whimsy. Think scalloped edging, block-printed florals, and handcrafted touches to make you smile.
Slipcover dining chairs are the perfect way to make a functional space feel extra pretty. Dressed in a vintage-inspired floral, this 100% linen chair will work in a cottage, beachside, or farmhouse home.
Of course, they couldn't allow you to serve up brunch in your Curated Cottage without a beautiful stoneware collection to match. Choose from this happy goose or a cute bunny mug.
Suitable for medium-traffic areas, this jute rug has been handwoven with a traditional Indian-inspired block print and ikat floral that creates a subtle pattern.
Speaking of every room in the house, this charming vintage bathroom – completed with butter yellow checkerboard tiles – has been finished with the softly scalloped Sylvie Cotton Percale Shower Curtain, floral towels, and the playful yet practical Lita Woven Banana Bark Embroidered Floral Baskets.
The full tour of the Curated Cottage collection can be seen here, where you can get to know highlights from the collection like the elegant skirted Lorelei Irena Accent Chair which your bedroom corner or reading nook is crying out for.
On-trend and beautifully elegant, this traditional accent chair is covered in a green-gray foliage print that can also be found on the Irena Pied-A-Terre Bed and Bowen Ruffle Sofa.
Designed by London-based artist Ellen Merchant for Anthro, these charming towels are available in three different colorways to add a cottage feel to your bathroom.
Cafe curtains are a mainstay of the country home. With a soft yellow stripe, these light-filtering curtains come as an affordable set of 2 for a quick home makeover.
Meet the Artful Aesthete
In the home of the Artful Aesthete, everything is bright, playful, and brimming with personality.
Like a Spring day in full bloom – but not in a meadow, in Milan, where this collection takes its inspiration – there is color and pattern and vibrancy galore.
Designed to bring the sunshine in, every detail, corner, and countertop tells a story and is a blank canvas for artful energy. From wavy-edged furniture to bold stripes, statement lighting, and unexpected color combinations.
The stand-out from this collection is not a piece but a hue. This soft, warm but contemporary 'Jade' blue features throughout and looks super chic wrapped around this modular chair.
Chrome also features heavily, with lots of lovely lighting like this heart-shaped table lamp that will look impossibly cool on a bedside or credenza.
There's something really special about this hand-tufted striped rug. Perhaps it is the mix of deep blue and a soft yellow, or the staggered print. Either way, it is soft, luxurious, and down right cool.
Described as an aesthetic made for living and dreaming boldly, the spaces in the full tour (explore here) have a playful contrast that makes them feel both incredibly cool yet comfortable and inviting.
Take this blue bedroom, for example, which somehow manages to still feel refined enough for restful sleep despite the deep navy walls and statement stripes. Meanwhile, in the kitchen – where bold green takes center stage – subtle stripes and playful kitchenware like the Harlie Brown Studio Belle Journée Stoneware Canister and Boulevard Stoneware Collection help to create a sense that each space is built for imagination.
Playtime meets dreamtime with this collection of bedroom furnishings, like the Winnie striped bed that weaves light blue and neutral tones together for a stylish sleep spot.
Complementing the blues, the Artful Aesthete chooses soft orange hues for their palette too with funky pieces like this velvet stool with turned, shapely legs.
Small but mighty, this neutral striped bowl sits pride of place on the kitchen island in the collection-defining green kitchen. Adding a subtle yet playful pop of print, pile it high with fruits and veggies.
So which camp do you fall in? Will you be shopping chic contemporary finds fit for the Artful Aesthete, sugary-sweet Cottagecore dreams from the Curated Cottage, or warm yet elevated traditional pieces befitting a Modern Romantic? Either way, you're in good hands with Anthropologie's Spring 2025 collection.
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