Anthropologie Has So Many New Staples for Under $50 — These Are the 10 Our Editors Are Rushing to Buy

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Everyone at Parade loves Anthropologie, which makes keeping up with the retailer's new products an especially fun part of our jobs. As e-commerce and lifestyle experts who write for the internet, we all spend at least eight hours every day online, so we're often the first to spot emerging trends and must-have products — and it's our sacrosanct duty to surface the best of the best to our readers as quickly as possible so you can get them before they sell out.

So, in service to all of you (and maybe a little bit in service to ourselves…), we scoured Anthropologie's giant Home & Furniture / New section, which has nearly 1,300 items, to find the 10 under-$50 products you need to shop ASAP before everyone else (including ourselves) buys them all up. As with most home accents and glassware at Anthropologie, which tend to be on the more affordable side when compared to the brand's furniture and bigger pieces, our favorites are sure to become shopper staples over the next few months, joining the ranks of the TikTok viral juice glasses and the Primrose Mirror that has inspired imitation after imitation.

Here are the just-dropped Anthropologie finds you're going to see everywhere in 2024 that we're adding to our carts as we speak.

Cut Glass Candle Holder, from $28 at Anthropologie

Anthropologie always has adorable candle holders that fit into homes across versatile styles, but these new chunkier crystal pieces have a bit more heft (perfect for my two-cat household) without giving up the delicate daintiness I love about the retailer's home and kitchen lines. Each of the designs maintains a subtle disco vibe with just the right amount of sparkle, and prices range from just $28 to $38 depending on the size. Shoppers are already scooping up multiple to display in their homes "with or without candlesticks" — so if you're loving these as much as I am, you might want to act fast. -Claudia Fisher, Senior Editorial Director, Commerce

Lucia Acrylic Wine Glasses, Set of 4, $40 at Anthropologie

As my quest to find the cutest glassware on the internet continues, I stumbled upon these acrylic wine glasses that have completely stolen my heart. I actually love that they're acrylic since you don't have to worry about them breaking in the dishwasher, and how you can get a set of assorted colors so everyone gets to feel like they have their own special cup. (It also helps to know whose cup is whose at the party.) There's a review for them that calls the colors "so juicy," and I couldn't agree more. -Rachel Lubitz, Executive Editor, Commerce

Faye Dessert Plate, $18 at Anthropologie

My favorite way to entertain is hosting a standing Friday after-work happy hour for any of my friends who can make it, and I'm always looking for cute, seasonal dishes and glassware to add to the table-spread mix. When I saw these adorable Faye Dessert Plates in spring pastels, I rushed to add to cart (two colors have already sold out.) With raised details like spring onions, cherry blossoms and ladybugs, they seem perfect for holding cheese and charcuterie board toppers just as much as desserts. And when not in use, they'll double as spring decor. -Meghann Foye, Executive Editor, Lifestyle

Pia Mom Mug, $14 at Anthropologie

Bistro Tile Mom & Dad Mug, $14 at Anthropologie

I've bought so many mugs from Anthro over the years, and I've never regretted a single purchase. Whether they're monogrammed, seasonal or city-themed, I've stocked up on them all, and they always bring a pop of fun to the morning as I desperately reach for caffeine. I know these mom-themed mugs are timed perfectly for Mother's Day gifting, but I'm ready to buy them right now for myself (and then pick up a couple of extra for my other mom friends and upcoming baby showers). I love the design of the Pia Mug (and the colorful handle on the "mom" version) and have no self-control when it comes to Anthro's growing collection of Bistro Tile coffee mugs—adding to my cart now. -Kelsey Pelzer, Deputy Editor, Lifestyle

Beth Wooden Egg Crate, $34 at Anthropologie

As someone with eight laying hens, I have more eggs than I know what to do with. I'll be honest, cardboard cartons aren't very sturdy and have become an eyesore in my kitchen, so I instantly gravitated toward this beautifully handcrafted wooden egg crate. Not only do I plan to use it for storing farm fresh eggs, but I also envision it as a cute serving tray for hard-boiled eggs at breakfast time. -Carly Kulzer, Commerce Writer

Loro Bird Pitcher, $48 at Anthropologie

I am someone who loves buying novelty items for their home, regardless of theme or if it matches (luckily I’ve still been able to create a pretty cohesive decorative vibe to my apartment). And because of that, the Loro Bird Pitcher immediately jumped out to me. I’ve had my eye on pitchers recently and not only is the yellow of this one very appealing, but the little blue parrot on the handle is just too cute to pass up. It’s so delicate and just so unique. Plus, when I saw the matching Loro Bird Salt & Pepper Shakers, I just knew that these items were winners in my heart. -Alani Vargas, Associate Editor, Lifestyle

By Anthropologie Floral Night Gardenia Glass Jar Candle, from $18 at Anthropologie

I have a full-blown stockpile of Anthropologie candles (what can I say?! They spark joy!), and this Floral Night Gardenia scent is one of my favorites. If you love the Capri Blue Volcano candle, this one is a great scent to add to your collection. Plus, the pink mercury glass makes this an excellent fancy yet not-so-expensive gift for your girlfriends. -Kelsey Barberio, Senior Video Editor & Reporter

Raquel Velvet Frame, $28 at Anthropologie

I'm always looking for new ways to add texture and color pops into my living room, so when these Raquel Velvet Frames scrolled into my life, it was immediately love at first sight. Whether buying these for yourself or as a gift, these fun, 70s-inspired frames will have everyone who comes across them saying "groovy!" -Christine Celozzi, Producer

Pressed Daisy Wax Sphere Candle, from $20 at Anthropologie

With spring around the corner, I'm looking to finally put my winter candles out of their misery. These fun round candles add some perfect pastel pops to any space. I'm such a sucker for florals, so spring is a great time to pick up things that fit in well with all my other pastel cottagecore princess decor. -Devon Sherer, Social Media Director