Looking for stylish gift ideas? These Anthropologie gift ideas only look like you spent a fortune, and everyone will love them. Especially you. Ever heard the phrase, “treat yourself?”
Anthropologie is known for having a gorgeous collection of items, ranging from kitchen gear to jewelry to fashion items to holiday decorations. It’s like your one-stop-shop for fun, kitschy Christmas presents. Just don’t tell them we said kitschy.
Whether your budget is $25 or $100, we have found the most gorgeous, unique, and quirky Anthropologie gifts to buy in 2023. Now that your Christmas shopping is done, you can finally finish that weekend to-do list you keep avoiding. You’re welcome!
21 Best Anthropologie Gifts for 2023
1. Peacock Tree Topper, $58
Got a friend who is a little extra? This peacock tree topper is the perfect fit, although it might ruffle a few feathers for being too non-traditional. Is this the war on Christmas we were warned about?
Available at Anthropologie
2. Christmas Chalet Teapot, $46
You know what they say: “If you can’t go to the ski chalet on Christmas, bring the ski chalet to you in the form of a ridiculously cute teapot.” Hey, ski chalets are expensive.
Available at Anthropologie
3. BaubleBar Kayden Stone Mix Necklace, $88
Does this mixed stone necklace remind us of the first pieces of jewelry our moms got for us from Claire’s? Yes. Does that mean that it’s 2002 again? I mean, have you been on TikTok recently?
Available at Anthropologie
4. Festive Bistro Tile Monogram Mug, $14
This festive tile mug is giving us Grand-Central-Station-on-Christmas vibes. But without the claustrophobia-inducing people. And rats. And the smell of urine in the air. You know what, we’ll just stay home.
Available at Anthropologie
5. Charm Bracelet, $54
Remember the days of collecting charms for your charm bracelet based on your personality? Soccer player? Soccer ball charm. Aspiring singer? Music note. Failing chemistry? Uh, maybe you skipped that one.
Available at Anthropologie
6. Holiday in the City Dessert Plate, $18
When you buy this dessert plate, you can choose between festive holiday scenes in New York, Rome, London, Paris, and Chicago. So, if you don’t like someone, buy them the Chicago one. No hate to Chicago. Ahem.
Available at Anthropologie
7. Hot Air Balloon Monogram Ornament, $12
You know how when your aunt “jokes” with you about how you’re the only cousin without kids, you wish you could fly away from the conversation? This hot air balloon ornament won’t actually help you do that. But it sure is pretty.
Available at Anthropologie
8. Emily Taylor for George & Viv Light-Up Holiday Village, $42
It’s gifts like this light-up holiday village that create unreasonable expectations for the holidays. A fresh dusting of snow always on the ground. Strings of lights with every bulb twinkling. No uncle trying to tell you how much your generation sucks. Pure holiday bliss.
Available at Anthropologie
9. Glass Hummingbird Ornament, $30
This beautiful hummingbird ornament would be a vibrant addition to any tree. They’re a great way to bring the outside in, without having to battle squirrels every morning.
Available at Anthropologie
10. Porcini Mushroom Glass Candle Gift Set, $68
Don’t tell people you’re coming to a holiday party with mushrooms when you mean this colorful mushroom candle set. You are guaranteed to let at least a few people down.
Available at Anthropologie
11. Après Ski Monogram Ornament, $12
We’re fairly certain “après ski” means “I’ll be in the lodge with a cocktail while you fools freeze.” So, if that describes your friend who swears they love skiing, this après ski ornament is a perfect gift. That, and maybe a flask or two.
Available at Anthropologie
12. Ribbed Metal Bracelet, $38
You could say this metal bracelet is ribbed for your pleasure. You know, because it’s texturely satisfying to run your fingers over it. Why? What’d you think we meant?
Available at Anthropologie
13. Casa Clara Hazel Choker Necklace, $32
This rose-red choker necklace may be simple, but so is a Hershey bar, and we’d never complain about being gifted one of those. Are we basic?
Available at Anthropologie
14. Nutcracker Table Runner, $68
For the hostess with the most, try this nutcracker table runner. And some anti-anxiety meds. Because behind every great hostess is a partner who insists that the bathroom is “clean enough for guests” after just wiping off the counters.
Available at Anthropologie
15. Espresso Machine Ornament, $20
Got a friend asking for an espresso machine for Christmas? Give them this espresso machine ornament instead. It says, “you’re an adult. Make large purchases with your own money.” And don’t we all need that reality check sometimes?
Available at Anthropologie
16. Double Pearl Strand Choker Necklace, $48
This elegant choker necklace is a reminder that all trends come back around at some point, even if you wish they’d stay in the vault. Taylor Swift just has to keep opening them, doesn’t she?
Available at Anthropologie
17. Elana Bud Vase, $28
Got a budding romance and not sure what to get your sweetie? How about some flowers in this colorful vase? It really solves for when you just give someone flowers and then they search around for a vase for twenty minutes while you awkwardly stand there.
Available at Anthropologie
18. Catherine Martin Starry Night Wine Glasses, $64.00
Wishing on a star for some beautiful wine glasses? Weird thing to wish for. I mean, here you go, but maybe next time, wish for world peace or something.
Available at Anthropologie
19. Tree Marble Cheese Board, $58
Is it cheesy to say that we think this tree-shaped cheese board is absolutely in-cheddar-able? Don’t answer that. Sometimes you ask, but you don’t really want to know.
Available at Anthropologie
20. Cozy Knit Fable Throw Blanket, $98
Cozy and colorful? We’ve found the most perfect throw blanket. If you need us, we’ll be burritoing until the holidays are over.
Available at Anthropologie
21. Adult Paint-By-Numbers Kit, $52
Some of us grew up slacking off in art class, and it shows. For those among us, here’s a paint-by-numbers gift that will make it look like you paid attention. Point one: slackers.
Available at Anthropologie
She's also a published short story author who has appeared in anthologies like A Murder of Storytellers and the Abstract Elephant. Jacqueline challenges herself to learn one new skill per year, so you can often find her struggling to master crocheting, knitting, and embroidery when she's not writing.
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