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27 Beautiful Decor Pieces From Anthropologie That Are Essentially Jewelry For Your Home

Your house deserves to dress up a lil’ too.

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1. A fruit wall hook to give your hallway a little more taste (sorry, couldn't stop myself). These metal-and-resin hooks are much sturdier than your typical whimsical homeware — they can hold up to 10 pounds each, so don't be afraid to hang your coat, umbrella, or farmers market bag from 'em.

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Promising reviews: "These are so sweet and beautiful. They'll look perfect in my whimsical home!" —KikiFolk

"Absolutely love these hooks! Using them for necklaces hanging in my closet. I bought all three styles. A must-have for organization!" —Mary Jo

Price: $38 (available in three styles)

2. A ruffled fabric tissue box cover that marks the exact place where the retro preppy and coastal grandma aesthetics meet. No matter what brand of tissues you buy, the boxes are almost always eyesores...but now, they won't have to distract from your immaculate home decor style.

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Price: $28 (available in three prints)

3. A paper bouquet, so even if you're whatever the opposite of a "green thumb" is, you can have some charming florals in your life. They're also a fun gift — and less wasteful than a traditional bouquet!

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Promising review: "Bought this for a friend’s bday. She was thrilled with it. Love the fact it’s unusual plus it has the added bonus of not wilting or needs to be watered." —Lullahgirl

Price: $15 (available in six colors)

4. A boldly colored wooden photo frame to finally give those photos of you and your cat in matching Halloween costumes the respect they deserve! These richly textured frames can sit on a shelf or hang from the wall, so they can go wherever you need some brightness to energize the room.

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Promising review: "Well made, nice color that will go wherever I choose to hang of place. Have the ability to go vertical or horizontal." —Jackiespo

Price: $28 (available in four colors)

5. A tagliatelle pasta candle that, if you ask me, looks almost too delicious to burn. Use it as the centerpiece on your kitchen table, or put it on your Shrine to Carbs. (What, you don't have one??)

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Price: $24

6. A gorgeous embroidered velvet curtain to give your room the luxurious vibes you've been craving. The floral embroidery can fit into so many styles — boho, vintage, or just a colorful, maximalist style. Plus, these curtains are light-filtering, so don't worry, the velvet won't block out all of the sun.

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These are sold as single curtains, so order two if you want a set.

Promising review: "It definitely elevated my room for an even more cozy vibe. Fabric feels luxurious." —Kkkkkkk

Price: $148+ (available in four sizes and two patterns)

7. A resin-and-zinc-alloy bronzed dog photo holder aka the perfect way to show off your fave glamour shots of you and Fuzzy.

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Promising review: "Loving these photo holders so much! I have three so far and will be getting more. They are adorable and so chic!" —ArtsyJess

"I bought these to hold menus for our wedding to incorporate our pets into the wedding. These are study, heavy and seem great quality. Happy about this purchase." —ashley

Price: $24 (available in nine dog breeds)

8. An adorable printed enamel tray to hold just about anything that could stand to be a little more organized in your life. At 7.5 x 10 inches, they're a great size to place on a shelf, for keys and spare change by the door, or to hold all the odds and ends on your desk. I keep mine on my dresser to hold the moisturizer and lip gloss that I wear every day!

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Promising review: "I got the ocean blue color with the fairy. It's perfect and so whimsical. I love it! I can't decide if I'm displaying it in our living room or daughter's nursery. I love it so much. Feels and looks like a vintage piece." —Taylorlee

Price: $30 (available in 13 colors/ prints)

9. A scalloped metal candle wall sconce for folks looking for a unique (and, may I say, quite dramatique!) way to illuminate their space. And don't worry about getting wax on your floors — its design prevents any drippage while the candle melts.

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Promising review: "These were a great option since I did not want to hardwire and I did not wanna use puck lights. Super cute." —vdebonis2

Price: $16.80+ (originally $24; available in two colors available now and two backordered colors)

10. A peacock-topped toilet paper holder, to give your TP a touch of elegance. This is a chic way to store your extra rolls, and might just be the thing that finally pulls your bathroom decor together (since your loofah isn't quite doing much in the aesthetic department).

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Promising review: "Worth it! This is so fun and unique. Super sturdy, worth the price. I love it and it adds a great touch to the bathroom!" —Amanda

Price: $198 (available in two finishes)

11. Or a toilet paper holder that will certainly be your best friend when it's time to hit the bathroom. This resin holder is pretty much guaranteed to become a conversation topic with anyone who uses the WC in your house.

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Promising reviews: "This is very functional and whimsical! It is a little lighter weight than I thought, but still worth it." —Jml3

"Love! So fun and unique. Works great for when you don’t want holes in your walls." —RT84

Price: $128

12. A retro-inspired Crosley speaker, for those who love vintage aesthetics but aren't exactly thrilled at the prospect of dealing with actual vintage electronics. This USB-rechargeable unit can work with Bluetooth or aux input — or, if you're really feeling the flashback vibes, you can use it to listen to actual FM radio. (Yes, it still exists!!)

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Promising review: "This speaker is so cute and stylish. I got it for my office. Even at the lowest volume, it’s still a little loud — you can hear it (softly) in the hallway. Otherwise, love!" —Anthropologie Customer

Price: $49(available in two colors)

13. A metal floral centerpiece that's crafted from iron, for folks who don't want to worry about buying new flowers but also aren't in love with the look of traditional artificial flowers. These plants are handcrafted from iron and can easily be wiped clean with a dry cloth if they get dusty or splashed with some pesto sauce.

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Price: $118 (available in two shapes)

14. A scalloped switch plate, because the switch plate is oft overlooked design real estate! A few unique switch plates can absolutely change a room's vibe — so grab a few of these playful ones for any space that could stand to have a little more fun and energy in it.

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Promising review: "These were really nice quality and look great in our lower entryway." —CFitz

Price: $19.60+ (originally $28+; available in six sizes/styles and four colors)

15. A hand-tufted wool floral rug so even if you can't have a garden, you can always be surrounded by colorful flowers. Plus, the rugs come in six different sizes, so you can fit one into almost any space.

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Promising review: "This rug is sooo cute!! It was the perfect complement for my kitchen! The colors are vibrant and the price was reasonable. I also got the one with pinks for my room." —Maliz

Price: $73.50+ (originally $98+; available in six sizes and three patterns)

16. An embroidered velvet pillow to bring a woodland fantasy vibe to your extremely regular couch. These pillows showcase the intricate work of artist Nathalie Lété, so they're not just stylish — you'll be adding actual art to your living space!

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Promising review: "These really brighten my living room. They are a perfect addition for a colorful room." —ShoeAddict

Price: $78+ (available in four designs)

17. A slightly irridescent stoneware seashell canapé plate that's technically for serving lil' appetizers, but I could also easily imagine using this as a tray to hold your keys, spare change, hair things, rings, or any other small and extremely loseable items that you need to keep track of. 

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Promising review: "Love this oyster canapé plate. Was a hit with my family too." —Pgh Gram

Price: $9.80 (originally $14; available in two styles)

18. A pair of 100% cotton embroidered floral napkins, so you can always make sure to get some leafy greens with dinner (even if dinner is pizza... again).

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Promising review: "I've been a huge fan of Farm Rio for years and so happy to have Anthro offering plates and napkins from Farm Rio. So much fun for summertime meals outdoors." —Kate333

Price: $19.60 (originally $28; available in four colors)

19. A set of four strawberry print marble coasters, because maybe all you needed in order to finally transform into a coaster person was... some cuter coasters?

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Price:$58

20. A lobster-and-seashell serving tray — if you're trying to enter your whimsy era, you're in the right place. This stoneware tray is hand-painted, but still microwave- and dishwasher safe, so this won't be another cool thing you buy and then realize that you can't actually use — I am confident that this is the most practical lobster-and-seashell tray you'll ever come across!

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Price: $61.60 (originally $88)

21. A cat table lampthat's stylish enough that it would work as a great design element even if you didn't love cats... but come on, who doesn't love cats??

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Promising reviews: "Beautifully made lamp. very elegant and looks just like my kitty! Couldn’t love it more." —Kittenlittle

"Absolutely stunning cat lamp. The cat is beautifully detailed. Lovely deep green shade. It is an art piece." —Marcia

Price: $178.60 (originally $298; available in three designs)

22. A set of acrylic fish-shaped dominoes, because even if you don't know how to play dominoes... has there ever been a cuter motivation to learn??

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Promising review: "Bought these for a gift for a beach house, and took a peek in the box, and they do look just like the photos! Would look amazing on a coffee table on a tray styled and also to use on summer nights!" —Anthropologie Customer

Price: $68

23. A set of four unique stainless steel forks with resin spheres on the handle, so you can have a pop of color in your daily table setting.

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Price: $28

24. A ribbon stripe juice glass, because have you ever considered that maybe you're not reaching your hydration goals because your glasses are not beautiful enough? These handblown glasses are painted with colorful stripes that are so cute, they might just help you romanticize your H20 consumption.

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Promising review: "Heavy, thick glass cups. Hand-wash only is kind of a bummer. Still worth the beauty." —Baylie

Price: $16 (available in seven colors)

25. A hand-painted textured stoneware mug that's both whimsical and stylish — it's like if your cutest fall sweater got turned into a dishwasher and microwave-safe piece of drinkware!

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Promising review: "Very cute mug. I used dishwasher and it didn't affect colors." —Sunshine

Price: $15.40 (originally $22; available in two designs)

26. A brightly colorful Caraway mini frying pan and sauce pan set, because they won't just give you more tools in your cooking arsenal — they're also so cute, they'll brighten up the room if you leave them out on the stove top.

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Price: $225 (available in six colors)

27. A vintage-inspired library card pinboard that will maybe be the thing to help you finally organize your TBR list...or it might just be a great place to pin up favorite photos, to-do lists, and your spare set of keys.

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Price: $188

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