Ms. Longshore with one of her chairs at the Chelsea Market Anthropologie Anthropologie is constantly looking for new talent to develop both clothing and homewares. For the recently-opened Chelsea Market location in New York City several gifted artists were tapped to contribute unique projects. I had the opportunity to sit with one of the artists, Sarah Ashley Longshore, last Friday…
If you are looking for the clothing sale post, it’s right here. This post is for home sale items. And man, it’s a pretty exhaustive list. No furniture or upholstery though — those items should get their own sale later this spring. Happy home hunting! Bedding:Midnight Canopy Bedding (now $50-$200)Arabella Bedding, Coral Grove (now $30-$270)Swan Isle Bedding (now $30-$168)Roaming Wild…
Anthropologie’s Nymphea dinnerware While mixing and matching clothing is something I’m adept at, mixing ingredients into yummy food and constructing beautiful tableware set has never really been my forte. Luckily the Craven Maven is here with some gorgeous suggestions and selections from Anthropologie’s expansive home section. If you haven’t checked out Craven Maven’s blog you’re missing out on some beautiful…
Anthropologie updated their homepage with a fabulous stilted animation. The frame animation reminds me of their site last November, when the theme was more about wire-thin squiggles but utilized a similar animation technique. I like both but the sense of wonderment this year is truly something to behold. Click through and you’re taken to a collection of curiosities that can…
photo courtesy of Racked Last night Anthropologie held an advance screening of “Man Shops Globe” at their Rockefeller Plaza store here in NYC. I was not there but luckily Racked was! Their post is more about their impressions of the party which in true Anthro style looked pretty awesome. Best line? Given that we would gladly move into an Anthropologie…
What’s your decorating style? Anthropologie tries to help via an email this past weekend. They’ve broken down their wares into five categories. Of course if you’re like me at all you cross into more than a couple of these categories. I picked a couple of my favorites from each category. Rustic:When I think rustic, I think cabin in the woods…
When I move back to suburbia I would like to call one room in my future home the Mad Hatter room and just decorate it to my eccentric tastes. I 100% blame it on Anthropologie — their recent bout of clock-everywhere store decor has me thinking I want a room of clock upon clock and odd curiosities that are vaguely…
