Best Anthropologie Furniture — An Editor's Pick of What to Shop at the Store This Spring

Material: Top grain upholstery leather

With a near-perfect 4.9/5-star rating, the Hagen Dining Chair needs no introduction — it’s already an Anthropologie fan-favorite. Sculptural yet inviting, its mid-century-inspired curves bring warmth to a dining setup or stand beautifully on their own. (And if you do go the solo route, we suggest draping a sheepskin over the seat for an extra layer of coziness.)

Material: Velvet upholstery, wood

LALA Reimagined founders Azar Fattahi and Lia McNairy have a knack for injecting whimsy into their work, and their Anthropologie collaboration is no exception. This velvet accent chair is the star of the lineup — elegant without an ounce of stiffness, sculptural yet fluid, designed to make you sit back and stay a while.

Material: Velvet upholstery, birch wood

Despite its “dining chair” label, this double-backed seat reads more like an objet d’art. Unexpectedly architectural in plush velvet, it’s the kind of piece that turns heads in a living room, reading nook, or entryway. It also calls for equally unexpected styling: lean into contrast with peach, orange, or an eclectic print.

Material: Ash wood veneer

The slightly off-kilter stacking shapes offer a unique yet balanced design, making this the ideal spot for gathering with friends and family (up to ten to be exact). Not only is it stunning, but it's also highly functional, with a clear lacquer finish to withstand the occasional red wine spill at your next dinner party. Also available in black.

Material: Marble

It may not be plucked from a Grecian villa, nor sourced from The Met’s archives (though Anthropologie did team up with the NYC institution for a tableware collection last October), but with its striking marble veining and intricate hand-carved details, you’d be forgiven for thinking otherwise. Also available in beige and classic white — timeless, but never dull.

Material: Ash wood

The Fern Marble Top Console Table offers some stylishly sneaky storage. At first glance, it’s all clean lines and open space, but hidden within are two generously sized drawers to corral loose odds and ends. Below, an additional shelf provides the perfect landing spot for coffee table books (you know you have them) or a set of woven storage baskets. Available in Black, White, Pine, and Green, it’s the sort of piece that works everywhere — from entryways to living rooms to makeshift coffee bars.

Material: Hardwood, beechwood veneer, cotton canvas inlay, steel

Nowhere is storage more crucial than the bedroom. A well-chosen dresser keeps all the essentials within arm’s reach — a silk sleep mask, PJs, hoodies, reading material (and if you’re into wellness, that list is only growing). This one manages to be both practical and polished, dressed in a classic grey stripe that nods to sartorial suiting — a crisp, preppy contrast against neutral walls and linens. For a more organic feel, try the Jardin Tapestry or Hattie Floral patterns.

Material: Ashwood, tempered glass, marble

This versatile piece combines both storage and artistic elements, encouraging a curated display that will captivate your guests. With its charming ballooned feet and clever design, this cabinet provides space for wine bottles, bar essentials, and concealed drawers for your miscellaneous items.

Material: Beech wood, glass, lacquer finish

Still a splurge but undeniably sweeter at a discount, this cherry-red lacquered buffet is everyday elegance at its best. True to Anthropologie’s refined aesthetic, it’s finished with reeded glass doors and long, linear Deco-inspired brass hardware. Perfect beneath a TV, opposite a dining table, or anywhere that calls for ample storage (and a bit of drama). 

Material: Tweed upholstery, stainless steel

Finally, a sofa with couture energy. Inspired by the timeless blazers of a certain French fashion house, this Anthropologie sofa is all about sharp tailoring. A stainless-steel enclosed silhouette gives it an architectural edge, while dapper tweed upholstery delivers an unexpected contrast. No throw pillows, no Anthropologie rugs, no styling required — it’s a statement all on its own. Pair it with unexpected textures like pebble or suede leather to play up its fashion-forward charm.

Material: Bouclé, Kiln-dried hardwood

Short on space? Anthropologie’s sculptural sofa is proof that petite doesn’t mean plain. With a single-seat cushion and softly curved silhouette, it’s sleek, modern, and free of fuss. Here, it’s shown in cozy cream bouclé, though customization options abound — celadon linen, pine performance velvet, and beyond. Choose your adventure.

Material: Woven upholstery

Maximalism hinges on bold and unconventional styles, much like this unique couch. Its low-floating, gently sloping silhouette feels elegant as ever, but it's also got a secret: it doubles as a bed! Pull out the bottom to reveal a queen-sized mattress, perfect for overnight hosting.