Is it already time for fall decor? Anthropologie's latest collection has me adding pumpkins and cozy candles to my basket

Created by celebrated collage artist Jo Waterhouse, this autumnal bouquet is filled with plenty of surprises to marvel over. I love the deep chocolate backdrop.

A wiggle mirror is certainly a trending piece this year, but I've yet to come across one as unique as this Coquille mirror in an unexpected red hue.

Housed in a botanical, gourd-shaped glass jar; this candle is scented with a rich pumpkin soufflé is blended with browned butter, toasted nutmeg, and cinnamon, then swirled with sweet vanilla cream and brown sugar.

This tufted rug is lovely and thick for a soft and luxurious feel underfoot. The toffee and turquoise hues are softened with geometric lilac squares on a neutral backdrop.

Ruffled bedding and throw pillows are a great way to lend some romance to your bedscape. This Chinois Green duvet cover is subtle enough to work year-round, and be layered up with fall tones come September.

Crafted in velvet, this Christina Lundsteen pillow cover showcases moody blocks of color to elevate both comfort and style in any room. Layer up with your existing pillows to introduce the colors of the season.

French artist Nathalie Lété created an exclusive collection of tableware adorned with curious creatures, nostalgic florals, and poetic scribbles. Available in a range of jewel tones, these breakfast bowls are sure to brighten up gloomy mornings.

Hosting in the fall is all about big boards of bread and cheese. These gourd-shaped serving boards are made from tropical hardwood with brass trims and are perfect for a get-together.

These motif glasses are a well-loved Anthropologie purchase. Updated in time for the fall, they have released squirrel, mushroom, and autumn leaf designs to add to your collection.

These playfully handpainted wine glasses lend a luxe touch to serving reds, whites, and roses. You can choose a set of 4 of each color, or a mix of all hues in one for a more eclectic display.

Complete your cheeseboard with these copper- and brass-plated cheese markers in the shape of falling foliage. If you look closely they're labeled to help your guests pick their perfect fromage.

Tomatoes are a hot motif this summer, and I can see that lasting well into the harvest season. This set of four linen napkins, designed by print designer Julie Peach will elevate your table.

I didn't know I was in need of a checkered glass pumpkin until I saw this. Simple yet ornate, these charming glass pumpkins can sit alone or as a full set on your tabletop.

As a dog owner, this ghost dog doormat really caught my eye. If that's not your thing, Anthropologie has plenty of Halloween-themed doormats to impress guests at your entryway.

Designed exclusively for Anthropologie by Florence Balducci, this decorative bowl can of course be used for candy or, alternatively, as a punch bowl once the kids have gone to bed.

If there's one thing they're good at at Anthro, it is glassware. This stemless wine glass features a spooky 3D ghost that has been handblown. There's a matching black cat and pumpkin, too.

If you want to add a nod to the season in your kitchen, the Mystic dish towel collections are super intricate, with sweet creatures and whimsical depictions of nature.

The famous icon glassware has not only moved into the Halloween lane but into vases too. Choose from a ghost or a black cat set in orange to hold your sprigs of foliage this fall.