Anthropologie’s Cute New Kitchen Collection Is Pure Joy (Down to the Barn-Shaped Butter Dish)

Danielle BlundellExecutive Director of Home
Danielle BlundellExecutive Director of Home
As Apartment Therapy's Executive Home Director, I head up our decorating, trends, and designer coverage. I studied Media Studies at UVa and Journalism at Columbia and have worked in media for more than a decade. I love homes, heels, the history of art, and hockey — but not necessarily in that order.
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When Anthropologie releases a new home decor collection, it feels a little like Christmas Day — even if the drop is in July. That’s because the brand is always partnering with such fun creatives, and it’s exciting to see how those partners’ visions get translated into Anthro’s signature aesthetic. 

Today’s exclusive 25-piece tabletop collection from blogger, beloved chef, cookbook author, and Food Network personality Molly Yeh is no exception to that rule. Yeh is known for her Midwestern family farm roots and inventive recipes that honor her multicultural heritage, and the collab features the cutest kitchen and dining products for everyday meals and entertaining alike.

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What Is the Molly Yeh x Anthropologie Home Collection?

An only-at-Anthro capsule collaboration, the Molly Yeh collection spans several categories around cooking and gathering at the table, from measuring cups and mixing bowls to braisers, dessert plates, and serving utensils. Pieces feature whimsical details designed to bring joy to everyday tasks in the kitchen. 

While the stoneware and linens sport cheeky beet patterns — a veggie near and dear to Yeh’s heart — there’s also a cat-shaped utensil crock, modeled after Yeh’s own kitty, Sven. And yes, there’s an adorable butter keeper shaped like a barn.

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Pieces That Are Pretty Enough to Display, and Practical Enough to Use

You’ll also find the loveliest fabric-lined breadbasket, perfect for serving Molly’s challah recipe, and an assortment of handsome wooden accessories, ranging from a cake stand and salt cellar to a pepper mill. The wooden items, in particular, have gorgeous shiny stainless steel accents, which make them feel like special modern heirlooms. 

While the whole assortment pays close attention to detail in both its materials and motifs, functionality is important, too. Several of the items can go from prep-to-oven-to-table, giving the whole range a laidback ease to it. Others are simply just joyful to look at or see, which really encapsulates Yeh’s cooking and entertaining philosophy.

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A Partnership Worth Waiting For

Although this collaboration is Yeh’s first with Anthro, she’s been a fan of the brand for years and has used its pieces both personally and professionally. “Having shopped Anthropologie Home for years, partnering with a brand that’s been part of my home feels incredibly special,” said Molly Yeh in a press release about the collaboration. “Designing this collection gave me the chance to bring together so many of the things that make a house feel like home to me, including life on our fifth-generation farm, my husband’s Scandinavian heritage, cozy Midwestern potluck-style meals shared with family and friends, vintage kitchen treasures, and playful color.” 

The Molly Yeh for Anthropologie Home collection is available beginning today in select Anthropologie stores and at Anthropologie.com. Prices range from $18 to $128.

Molly Yeh Stoneware Utensil Crock
$58

Trust me: This utensil crock is the THE gift for the cat-lover in your life. I could also see it being used as a planter, too.

$58 at Anthropologie
Molly Yeh Bread Basket
$52

This rattan bread basket comes with its own darling fabric lining, which is removable and machine-washable. Use it to serve your favorite dinner rolls or a fresh roll of challah with an extra little bit of style.

$52 at Anthropologie
Molly Yeh Stoneware Barn Butter Dish
$26

Does it get any cuter than this barn-shaped butter keeper? It’s bigger than it may look on screen, making it the perfect shelf object or table accent, especially for $26.

$26 at Anthropologie
Molly Yeh Measuring Spoons
$48

If you’re due for a measuring spoons upgrade, Yeh’s have total make-you-smile-style, thanks to their rainbow-colored resin handles. Matching measuring cups are also available.

$48 at Anthropologie
Molly Yeh Cake Stand
$78

With this wood cake stand, you don’t need much else to style out a countertop. The beautiful dark acacia makes it totally timeless — and lends it just a little bit of farmhouse charm.

$78 at Anthropologie
Molly Yeh Stoneware Mixing Bowl
$58

This mixing bowl puts a sophisticated twist on a primary palette. Available in two sizes, one (or a pair!) would be a lovely housewarming gift.

$58 at Anthropologie
Molly Yeh Honey Pot
$24

An apple-shaped honey pot? Sign me up! I could see this one going viral for being so sweet — and it’s right on theme for the upcoming Rosh Hashanah holiday.

$24 at Anthropologie
Molly Yeh Dish Towels
$40

I love the painterly designs featured on these dish towels. You could style them together or break up the set. Either way, they’ll make hand-drying plates and glasses just a little more enjoyable. 

$40 at Anthropologie

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