Anthro’s New Collection Reminds Us That Spring Isn’t Far Off

Anthropologie just released a new collection and it’s a perfect match for those of us who love florals and bright colors and hate restraint when decorating. The exclusive collection reimagines the work of Paule Marrot (1902-1987), a French textile designer who favored bold patterns and rich hues in her work. Designed in collaboration with the editors of Paule Marrot Paris, the collection includes goods for the whole home, from the bedroom to the kitchen and everywhere in between. We rounded up our favorites below, and you can see the entire collection here.

This sweet carafe simply makes us happy. Ideal for serving drinks at your garden party (or, you know, orange juice at breakfast), it’s colorful and full of nice little details. Plus, it can definitely serve a double life as a pretty vase. Just because it’s dark outside doesn’t mean we can’t have color inside!

Anthro is the master at taking perfectly average, boring household items and turning them into delightful statement pieces. A good example is these coasters, which come in three different patterns and look lovely sitting out on your coffee table.

Anthro’s mugs are a crowd favorite, and these additions to their collection aim to please. There are two versions: a warm, pink-hued butterfly-patterned one and a calm, blue-toned one with bird motifs. We love them both, especially for mixing and matching.

These dessert plates are perfection. Is it the three distinct personalities of each pattern? The vibrant colors that will provide a delicious backdrop to whatever will be served? Whatever it is, we’re in love and ready to whip these out at our next food-centered gathering.

In need of a bathroom upgrade? Look no further than this floral shower curtain, which will transport you from your tiny shower to a garden oasis (or something like that). We love that it has some color without being too dark — if you have a dingier bathroom this won’t block out any much-needed light.

Curious about experimenting with some pattern on your bed? Start small with these shams, which combine soft colors with pretty flowers — always a winning combination in our book. If you want the whole look, you can also check out the matching duvet cover.