16 Anthropologie Decor Finds Under $50 I’m Using All Summer

This summer is all about curating the small details to create a cohesive and intentional interior design style. I have been on the lookout for high-quality, trendy-yet-timeless pieces, and where better to find those dreamy pieces of decor than Anthropologie?

With such a beautiful home section, it’s easy to get carried away and fill your cart to the brim— so for this season’s haul, I’ve set myself a $50 per item budget. Anthropologie has a reputation for being on the pricey side, so you may be wondering how much you can actually get within this price range.

But trust me: you’ll be surprised by the 15 pieces under $50 I’ve found.

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These minimalist marble coasters with brass accents designed to look like four ace cards are the perfect balance of durability, sophistication, and playfulness—making them perfect for hosting game nights in our first apartment while still feeling very grown-up. The coaster case is also brass to match, so this set will still sit nicely on my home’s bar cart, even when not in use.

As a small space dweller, I love hosting essentials that allow me to recreate Pinterest inspiration without overwhelming or crowding my table, and this mini cheese board and knife are ideal for serving up little charcuterie snacks. The bobble border adds a photo-worthy touch and will complement the olives and grapes this board will inevitably hold.

This summer is all about dinner parties, which call for tablescape-worthy dishes for guests to dine in. This set of bowls features an on-trend scalloped look, bringing a subtle touch of coastal decor and tying in perfectly with the bright bouquets I plan to feature as my dining table’s centerpieces.

Anthropologie also carries a matching set of dinner and dessert plates to complete your set— although the dinner plates will take you slightly over budget at $64.

Continue adding dimension and detail to your table setups with these embroidered napkins, also featuring a scalloped finish to coordinate with your new set of dinnerware. This set of linen napkins comes in four fun and summery shades, and as a lover of elevated neutral decor, I’ll be opting for the soft pink or beige.

The beauty of summertime hosting is it doesn’t have to stay indoors, and the tropical colors of this shatter-proof set of acrylic glasses are designed to be outside. I can already envision sipping sunset drinks on our apartment’s balcony surrounded by friends, with these glasses filled with our favorite seasonal cocktails.

This speckled glass vase is the ideal vessel for fresh bouquets this summer. Its soft, almost-neutral tones and larger size make it an extra-versatile piece that would subtly uplift any room it’s placed in, and the floral arranging possibilities are endless. 

My green thumb is a work-in-progress to say the least, so realistic faux florals are a must-have to bring the outside in and incorporate vibrant summer hues in my space. I love how simple yet intricate this anemone spray is, and cannot wait to style it in my living room or on my kitchen countertop. 

Although I’ll proudly reach for faux florals as I work on my plant care skills, I do also love the fresh feeling of houseplants. These adorable heart-shaped globes administer the perfect amount of water to potted plants, whenever they need it—no more dehydrating (or drowning) greenery.  

I’ve had the joy of smelling the Gemini and Taurus candles for mine and my husband’s zodiac signs in store, and can confirm each fragrance completely matches our signs’ key traits— with the Gemini featuring warm notes of blackberry and amber paired with jasmine to represent duality and adventurousness. Grab one for yourself and one for a friend (or a few), because these would make the perfect host gift for any astrology lover this summer. 

This year has proven the tomato girl aesthetic is here to stay, and as a lover of all things Mediterranean-inspired, I had to add this vintage-style olive oil cruet to my cart. The glazed earthenware look and cork lid work together beautifully, and this functional piece would look fantastic on both a countertop and a decorated dining table. 

I am a firm believer in using cookbooks as an unexpected form of kitchen decor, and the effortless, playful look of this one’s cover complements the Mediterranean feel of the olive oil cruet perfectly. Plus it’s full of recipes, and hacks for hosting and cooking for groups to explore and try out year-round.

As a DIY writer and content creator, one of my favorite simple ways to upgrade a kitchen cabinet or a piece of furniture is with unexpected hardware— and these beautiful mother-of-pearl butterfly knobs and pulls would both look incredible anywhere in the home, and bring a natural touch to the space.

I’ve been looking for renter-friendly ways to make my builder-grade bathroom feel lighter and brighter, and these funky bath towels and hand towels feel like the perfect place to start. Just like the Madeline Napkin Set, they feature a beige and white color palette and wavy border, and repeating the motif in multiple rooms feels super-intentional. And the best part? From the hand towels to the bath mat, single piece in this bathroom linen set is under $50 each.

It was love at first smell with this candle from Boy Smells, thanks to the notes of peach blossom and pear evoking the essence of summers spent strolling in fresh food markets. I’ve had LES on my wishlist for almost a year now, and this season feels like the perfect time to finally add this fragrance to my home. 

Patterns of Portugal Coffee Table Book

Our upcoming big furniture purchase is a coffee table— mainly so we can start to collect and display books like this one, which bring a personal touch to our living room decor. Having lived in Portugal for three months, I could stare at the hundreds of photos at the stunning architecture and colorful tiles in this book all day.