Joanna Gaines Created A Gorgeous Boho-Chic Line For Anthropologie And Here Are The Pieces We Love

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Joanna Gaines has a way of knocking our socks off with her various collections for Pier One, Target and more. And her latest collab with Anthropologie proves she’s more than just a farmhouse design darling. The new Joanna Gaines for Anthropologie line features boho-chic items including candles, rugs, pillows and wallpaper in understated yet exotic prints and textures that work beautifully in any room.

“For me, Anthropologie has long been a source of inspiration,” says Gaines. “I really love the color palette of this collection — from the hues of blush and blue to the ochre and classic combinations of black and white.” All images courtesy of Anthropologie.

With spring approaching, check out our favorites from the new Joanna Gaines for Anthropologie line. It’s available online or in stores on February 25. The items are sure to freshen up your room of choice without you having to tear the room apart and start from scratch.

Our Favorite New Joanna Gaines For Anthropologie Pieces:

Details like hand embroidery and natural materials add texture and interest to the new Joanna Gaines for Anthropologie collection.

Throw Pillows

The Isabel Rug is weathered to look like a treasured antique.

Area Rugs

Buffalo plaid is one of Joanna’s go-to prints and the new Watercolor Check Wallpaper features an updated look for the plaid.

Wallpaper

If you feel like your home is a bit flat and neutral, layering a few of Joanna’s new prints and patterns in your space could bring texture and life into your dwelling. Which are your favorite?

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