Anthropologie's Newest Brand Addition Is a Dream for Scandi Design Lovers – 12 Ferm Living Pieces I'm Eyeing
Expect sleek silhouettes, grounding earth tones, and well-made essentials from Scandinavian design brand Ferm Living – now sold at Anthropologie
For as long as I've been a style editor, Ferm Living has been a brand thats always on my must-shop list – for both product recommendations within my articles and for decor details for my own home. The brand's Scandi-chic style gets more effortless with every drop – and now, its pieces are easier than ever to shop, as Ferm Living is officially stocked at Anthropologie.
If you've never heard of the brand, consider this your formal introduction to the gem that is Ferm Living. Based in Copenhagen, Ferm Living is the quintessential Scandi-chic decor brand, blending traditional elements of Scandinavian decor with sleek sophistication and organic elegance. All of its offerings – the furniture, rugs, lighting, and table decor – reflect principles of Scandinavian interior design; including simplicity, functionality, connection to nature, and minimalist appeal.
The luver lamp's stacked design emits such a unique downward glow. Portable, rechargeable, and designed with a handle, this lamp can move with you around your home.
Though you can buy these Scandi-chic pieces directly on Ferm Living's website, you'll have to pay a $25 shipping fee to do so (which I have done many times). At Anthropologie, on the other hand, standard shipping only costs $6.95, and if your order is over $50, then everything ships free. If you're like me, and shipping fees greater than $15 can deter you from making a purchase, then this new partnership is all the more reason to buy the pieces you've been eyeing from Ferm Living.
Ahead, shop Scandi-inspired standouts from Ferm Living that'll make your home look effortlessly cool.
Shop Ferm Living at Anthropologie
This glass centerpiece has long been one of my favorite pieces from Ferm Living. Its sleek, organic shape looks so fluid – almost as if it's liquid – and its semi-see-through design makes it all the more interesting. Use it to serve a dessert, or simply let its beauty be the statement of a dinner party tablescape.
Woven ceramics are a Ferm Living classic, and Anthropologie stocks two of them – the ceramic woven basket and this ceramic soap dish. Since it's handmade, this dish yields a unique look. It's such a chic detail to add to your bathroom vanity.
For loose jewelry, spare change, or other small, miscellaneous trinkets, this decorative box can act as the perfect storage container. Made from resin in a sugary toffee tone, it radiates a cool, sophisticated look. When closed, its lid features a slight rim, so you can use it as a catchall dish, too.
This lamp might be small at less than 5" tall, but it could easily become the star of the show on any table in your home. It's portable and rechargeable by design, made in a blush pink color with subtle ribs around its exterior. It'll gracefully light up any scene in your home with its warm, modern glow.
Practicality is one of the main principles of Scandinavian design, and Ferm Living certainly isn't without its practical pieces. This storage bag is one of them. With a wide interior, top handles, and two exterior pockets, this bag is perfect for holding laundry, toys, or miscellaneous living room decor.
This catchall bowl is a timeless touch that can elevate any spot in your home – an entryway cabinet, a coffee table, or even a bedroom nightstand. Use it to try the unexpected chrome theory in your home and watch as its glossy surface makes any space feel slightly more chic.
How cool is this candelabra? As we head into fall and prepare for autumn at-home hosting, I think this candle holder would be such a chic detail to include as a centerpiece. Its veiny maroon and white look paired with its modular design makes for an attention-worthy decor detail.
This hook is such a chic detail that can elevate any corner of your home. You can mount it to a wall as an extra coat hook or bag hook, or consider swapping a basic cabinet knob for this intricate pick instead. Molded from a stone hand-picked in Mallorca, this hook is as nature-inspired as it gets.
Ferm Living's outdoor collection is brimming with chic finds that can make your patio look like a stylish Scandinavian resort – this chair being one of them. Its simple form, blended with its stylish design, creates a seat worthy of attention on your patio.
Upgrade your hosting game with this one-of-a-kind serving tray. Made with resin in shades of white and green, it yields a tie-dye look – making it all the more interesting to use at your next dinner party.
The best Scandinavian decor strikes the balance between chic and playful, and this rug is proof. It features a fun checker-printed design – a detail that can add some playfulness and dimension to any room. As a wool, jute, and cotton blend, this rug will be extra soft underfoot.
Why use regular salt and pepper shakers when you could have a set that looks as stylish as this? Made from dark ash wood with visible grain detailing, these two shakers are such a unique touch to add to your tablescape.
Ferm Living at Anthropologie is an exciting moment for Scandi-design lovers all across the United States. Though only 35 products are available now, I wouldn't be surprised if more Ferm Living products land at Anthropologie over the next few months.
But in the meantime, there's loads of other new arrivals at Anthropologie, including the brand's own Suite Dreams collection – inspired by boutique French hotels and guest rooms that feel like mini retreats of their own.
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Devin Toolen is a New York-based Style Editor for Homes & Gardens. After achieving her Bachelor’s Degree at Villanova University, Devin moved to Paris, France, to obtain her Master’s Degree at Parsons School of Design. Upon returning to the United States, Devin began working in the media industry with Cosmopolitan Magazine, where she wrote trend-driven fashion stories and assisted on set for many photoshoots, and later Livingetc, where she wrote interior design stories and assisted with the magazine’s social media pages. She has an appreciation for every aspect of personal style – from the clothes we wear to the design of our homes. In her spare time, Devin enjoys embroidery and antique shopping in the city.