These are the 10 best home decor buys in the Anthropologie sale, as chosen by the Livingetc team
At Livingetc we love a bargain. Here our team have sifted through the Anthropologie sale to list the best buys for your home
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If you're looking to refresh your home in 2023, the Anthropologie sale is a good place to start. Their stunning home decor section boasts some generous discounts this time of year, but finding the best bargains can be a challenge (and let's face it, there are far better ways to spend the remainder of the holidays).
That's why we've compiled our pick of the 10 best Anthropologie deals for you. From modular sofas perfect for small space living to statement rugs to inject some color into your home this January, here're our favorite living room furniture pieces that you won't want to miss.
Lilith is an expert at following news and trends across the world of interior design. She's committed to sharing articles that help readers spend their money wisely and make the best design choices in their homes. For this piece, she lists the best buys in the Anthropologie sale, as chosen by the Livingetc team.
1. Irina Sofa
Irina Sofa | Was $2,498, now $1,748
In case you hadn't heard, 2022 was the year of the curved sofa, and it's a furniture trend set to endure throughout 2023 too. Combined with its retro silhouette, the ochre shade of Anthropologie's Irina sofa transports us right back to the 70s, the decade designers say we'll see a fresh revival of this year. With a $750 saving, this really is an unmissable deal like no other.
2. Sonali Oval Coffee Table
Sonali Coffee Table in Grey | Was $1,498, now $1,198
When it comes to coffee tables, we can't get enough of rounded edges and obscure shapes. For a truly contemporary take, the striking sculptural design of the Sonali table is the perfect addition to your living room. Let its asymmetrical appearance and unusual legs do the talking (trust us, your guests will admire it throughout your entire coffee morning).
3. Elouise Rattan Chair
Elouise Rattan Chair | Was $1,498, now $800
Rattan was another 70s staple, and our appreciation for its texture design isn't waning in 2023. If your space permits, the Elouise chair is the best choice for luxurious relation. Simply pair with a selection of soft throws and pillows for a boho-chic vibe. (And who could no to that $700 saving?)
4. Mark D. Sikes Modular Slipper Chair
Mark D. Sikes Modular Slipper Chair | Was $998, now $500
If space is at a premium modular seating is the way to go, and what better way to do so than with this check-patterned slipper chair, designed by Mark D. Sikes? Construct an inviting, one-of-a-kind respite to fit your living room in this eye-catching yet subtle blue and white design. Cool, cozy comfort done right.
5. June desk
June Desk | Was $1,198, now $900
For a classic mid-century modern look, we can't get enough of the June desk from Anthropologie. With cues from the Art Deco furniture of days gone by, the beautiful detail in the curved legs makes this piece a real showstopper. Whether used for a home work space or a luxe entryway console, the walnut veneer finish offers a dark elegance that shouts sophistication.
6. Handwoven Saffi Rug
Handwoven Saffi Rug (9' x 12') | Was $1,798, now $1,296
Dopamine dressing is the colorful home decorating trend that's all about promoting wellbeing through vibrant shades and vivacious patterns. What better time to inject some happiness into the home than the dreary month of January? This bright and cheerful handwoven rug has us sold. Shop now and you can save $500.
7. Amber Lewis Petite Henderson Bookshelf
Amber Lewis Petite Henderson Bookshelf | Was $1,998, now $1,400
Designed by Amber Lewis in collaboration with Anthropologie, this bookshelf features rounded oak shelves and exposed jointwork for a farmhouse-inspired feel. The black shelves offer a simple backdrop for your curated wall decor. Pile a collection of novels and intersperse with decorative objets, trinkets and treasures.
8. Stevie Pendant
Stevie Pendant | Was $198, now $120
Lighting is easily overlooked when it comes to refreshing your home, but its contributions are far reaching. This simple pendant is a great choice for a more pared back look. with its fabric cord and handcrafted ceramic shade with a speckled glaze finish, this lighting choice lends an artisanal touch to any space.
9. Waterfall Inlay Mirror
Waterfall Inlay Floor Mirror | Was $1,198, now $838
If a subtle style and subdued shades are your bag then this mirror is a must have. Inlaid bone embodies a natural sheen which, paired with the gold rim, adds instant luxury to this mirror's border. A sleek and modern update on a centuries-old technique. The deal is only available for a limited time though, so act fast.
10. Hourglass Indoor/Outdoor Side Table
Hourglass Indoor/Outdoor Side Table | Was $298, now $150
At nearly half price, this beautiful blush side table is one you won't want to miss. Crafted with a delicate, geometric wire base in an hourglass shape with a ceramic tile top, this side table is equally suitable for chic alfresco dining as it for holding your houseplants indoors. With such a discount, it would be rude not to treat yourself to this gem.
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Lilith Hudson is the Color & Trends Editor at Livingetc. Writing news, features, and explainers for our digital platform, she's the go-to person for all the latest micro-trends, interior hacks, and color inspiration you need in your home. Lilith discovered a love for lifestyle journalism during her BA in English and Philosophy at the University of Nottingham where she spent more time writing for her student magazine than she did studying. After graduating, she decided to take things a step further and now holds an MA in Magazine Journalism from City, University of London, with previous experience at the Saturday Times Magazine, Evening Standard, DJ Mag, and The Simple Things Magazine. At weekends you'll find her renovating a tiny one-up, one-down annex next to her Dad's holiday cottage in the Derbyshire dales where she applies all the latest design ideas she's picked up through the week.
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