Anthropologie’s Best New Home Arrivals for Fall Are Here

If fall could be poured into a jar, it would smell exactly like this. The Gather Candle blends rich pumpkin soufflé with browned butter, toasted nutmeg, cinnamon and a swirl of sweet vanilla cream and brown sugar—basically the olfactory equivalent of wrapping yourself in a cashmere blanket. The hand-poured plant-based wax comes in a cheena glass vessel with a chic tortoiseshell finish, making it just as much a decor piece as it is a seasonal scent staple. Available in two sizes (mini: 28-hour burn; regular: 50-hour burn), it’s the kind of candle you’ll light during cozy nights in, holiday dinners or any time you want your home to smell like autumn feels.

With its plush, heavy-weight faux fur and a carved diamond-check pattern that feels straight out of a boutique chalet, this throw is as much a statement piece as it is a cocoon. The polyester fibers mimic the softness of real fur without the upkeep, while the bold palette—available in ivory, green, wine and blue—makes it just as chic draped over a sofa as it is wrapped around you during a movie marathon. At 50 by 60 inches, it’s generously sized for solo lounging but still shareable (if you’re feeling generous). Just remember: This is dry-clean-only.

This isn’t just a coffee table—it’s a sculptural centerpiece. Its smooth, organically shaped top rests on rounded square legs, giving it a soft yet grounded presence that works as well in a Tribeca loft as it does in a coastal bungalow. Crafted from FSC-certified solid oak and tropical hardwood with a cerused finish, the grain peeks through just enough to add warmth without feeling rustic. At 58.5 inches wide, it’s generously sized for books and candles, with a low-slung 13.5-inch height that keeps the vibe relaxed. Sealed with clear lacquer for protection and weighing a sturdy 93 pounds, it’s built to last—and it arrives ready to use, no assembly required.

If Morticia Addams hosted a cocktail hour, this is what she’d serve drinks in. Designed by Oscar-winning set designer Catherine Martin exclusively for Anthropologie, this mouth-blown soda lime glass is decked out in gold-rimmed, Victorian-style moth decals that feel equal parts decadent and darkly romantic. It’s the kind of barware that turns an Old Fashioned into a work of art—and probably makes your guests linger a little too long.

Plush velvet, meet modern stripes. This cushion cover turns the classic throw into a statement piece, pairing rose-pink cotton velvet with olive stripes for a rich, unexpected contrast. Handmade in Poland from 100 percent cotton velvet, it’s soft to the touch yet structured enough to keep its shape. The two-sided design means you can flip it for a fresh look, while a discreet bottom zip keeps the lines clean. Style it solo for a pop of color or layer it with other textures for a collected, high-end feel. (Pillow insert sold separately.)