Exclusive: Anthropologie and Farm Rio’s new collaboration turns your home into a maximalist paradise

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Back in 2017, one of Anthropologie’s most successful partnerships was just getting off the ground. Who is the collaborator in question? Farm Rio is a Brazilian sustainable clothing brand with 2 million Instagram followers and a colorful, tropical aesthetic that will make you want to book a one-way ticket to Rio. For nearly a decade, the two brands have released apparel styles that sell out quickly, including leaf-print midi dresses, scalloped blouses, and floral appliqué swimsuits. Farm Rio’s fortuitous landing on Anthro marked its debut in the U.S. market, and now the duo is gearing up for its next chapter, which includes a plant-inspired Jenga tower.

As of March 30th, Anthropologie and Farm Rio have teamed up on their first homewares collection. This collection includes vibrant, More is More tablescape essentials and indoor and outdoor decor items that will instantly wake your home from hibernation.

“We believe in a home with a soul: a space where every object tells a story and personality is reflected in every corner,” said Mariana Leal, Head of Collaborations and Partnerships at Farm Rio, in a press release. “This collaboration with Anthropologie is more than just a product, it is about creating a way of life that is warm, effortless, and full of meaning.”

In addition to the adorable Farm Rio x Anthropologie Jenga tower, this nature-inspired capsule is accented with standout items such as a fruit-adorned juice glass, a pitcher that replaces the basic handle with a banana-shaped one, a set of assorted nut bowls to make your martini time even more enjoyable, and a melamine dinner plate boasting a jungle landscape filled with friendly monkeys and leopards. Anthropologie has always been known for its playful side, but the sheer vibrancy of the last item in the collaboration surpasses anything we’ve seen before from the retailer.

The tableware here is intended to encourage spontaneous gatherings in the warmer months, but pricier pieces like the $228 glazed ceramic side table, the $118 knick-knacks tray made of intricately woven wicker, and the plain-woven parrot rug (which can be customized to runner measurements and priced at $298) can evoke the energy and breezy luxury of White Lotus Season 3 in any season. the weather outside the window.

“By going beyond traditional outdoor materials and utilizing premium ceramics and wood, we created a collection that is collectible, memorable, and perfect for summer gatherings,” says Katherine Finder, chief merchandising officer at Anthropologie Home.

If you’re a longtime fan of Farm Rio’s tote bags, summery gowns, jumpsuits, and one-piece swimsuits, you’ll feel a bit of deja vu when you shop the latest Farm Rio x Anthropologie creations. After all, the label’s bestsellers often feature bananas, rainforest leaves, and exotic animals. In this case, they reappear in their most vivid Technicolor, translating Farm Rio’s sartorial joie de vivre into an interior design lexicon that will be embraced by all brand aficionados and new fans alike.

Always a master at capitalizing on viral pop culture moments, Anthropologie has made sure to pepper its rollouts with highlights like the Farm Rio x Anthropologie soccer ball, just in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Skipping the primary colors and basic black-and-white prints found on regulation-sized balls, this fresh arrival (one of the most unexpected in the collection) makes cheering for Brazil non-negotiable. We were also surprised when we discovered what is undoubtedly the masterpiece of this assortment. The Farm Rio x Anthropologie Abakasi Surfboard ($4,500) is handcrafted and flaunts intertwined flowers, lemon branches, and breathtaking bird flight. This board, which may be too precious to ride the waves, instantly becomes the ultimate conversation piece in your home by simply hanging it above your couch.

It’s simply not enough phone You yourself are a maximalist these days. Both your wardrobe and your surroundings should reflect that. Available exclusively at anthropologie.com and Anthropologie stores, the Farm Rio x Anthropologie home collection will inspire you to live a little more colorfully, no matter how you define the word.

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Stacia Datskowska Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked as an assistant digital editor at ELLE DECOR, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through the lens of design. Over the past five years, her byline has appeared in USA Today, the Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, the Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Before joining ELLE DECOR, Datskowska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tent pole sale events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from New York University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskowska regularly reports on unmissable collaborations in home, fashion and beauty.