#anthropologie

#anthropologie

On her desk at Anthropologie's Philadelphia headquarters, CEO Tricia Smith keeps a palm-sized rock wrapped in a paper sleeve, neatly tied with a bow. It's packaged as if it would be sold at the retailer, with a price of $1,000. Her team made it for her after a woman's TikTok went viral in September, in which she unboxes a rock from outside, pretending it's a pricey new decoration from Anthropologie in front of her boyfriend to see his reaction.

If your primary goal for home shopping is to find something that makes a statement, then Anthropologie should be at the top of your list. While the retailer is perhaps better known for its clothing, its furniture and decor selection is top-notch - particularly if your style leans eclectic or maximalist. That's why we added Anthropologie's rugs to our Personal Shopper series, where we visit the storefronts of our favorite brands to test out their offerings in person.

A sofa is a major investment, so it makes sense that you might be more inclined to shop for a more neutral, versatile model that's "safer" in design. But where's the fun in that? A statement sofa with interesting design details and bold upholstery can make any space feel fresher - and just because it's eye-catching doesn't mean it won't complement other furniture and decor.

We love kitchen items inspired by our favorite movies as much as the next person, but there comes a point where spending so much money on a single piece of kitchenware just feels a little ridiculous, even if that movie is the much-beloved "Wicked." That said, Anthropologie's latest range of glassware inspired by "Wicked" has taken the internet by storm (or by broom, in this case).