You've heard of Icon glasses, but did you know about the Icon throw pillows? They are exactly the cozy, whimsical update you'll be looking for post-Labor Day weekend

I am the proud owner of many Icon glasses, but I had not come across the throw pillow equivalent until I saw them hiding in the Anthropologie sale

Cream living room with big arched windows, a cream corner sofa with throw pillows and two wooden coffee tables
(Image credit: Anthropologie)

You've likely already heard of Icon glassware, or if you haven't heard of it, you definitely will have seen it. And it's Anthropologie who is known for the best collection of these cutesy glasses, which feature floating 'icons' in all kinds of weird and wonderful shapes; the recent fall drop features corn, pretzels, and pumpkin pie, just to name a few.

But I have just discovered that there's more to the Icon collection at Anthropologie and that this charming glassware has inspired some equally charming throw pillows that are perfect for adding a touch of autumn to your home once Labor Day Weekend is over and we can all get excited about making our homes cozier with fall decor.

Cream living room with big arched windows, a cream corner sofa with throw pillows and two wooden coffee tables

(Image credit: Anthropologie)

You can see the resemblance, right? Whimsical shapes that nod to the change in seasons sit against a very on-trend and very apt for fall backdrop of pincord. They are also all on offer right now in the Anthropologie Labor Day sale, so you can save over $25. I will take all three, please.

During my hunt for more Icon-inspired homeware, I found there were even more pieces hiding on Anthropologie. All are just as cute as the glassware, but will get more stage time in your home.

Hebe Hatton
Head of Interiors

I am the Head of Interiors at Homes & Gardens. I started off in the world of journalism in fashion and luxury travel and then landed my first interiors role at Real Homes and have been in the world of interior design ever since. Prior to my role at H&G I was the digital editor at Livingetc, from which I took a sabbatical to travel in my self-converted van (not as glamorous as decorating a home, but very satisfying). A year later, and with lots of technical DIY lessons learned I am back to writing and editing, sometimes even from the comfort of my home on wheels.

You must confirm your public display name before commenting

Please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name.