Matilda Goad Drops a Collab with Anthropologie
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Matilda Goad Drops a Collab with Anthropologie

Frivolity meets function.

Whimsy, scalloped finishes, and a swan feature in Matilda Goad’s new collaboration with Anthropologie this Autumn. Here’s the down low. 

Meet the Matilda Goad x Anthropologie Collaboration

a colourful tray which is purple and green, features bar drinks and a green glassware. It's part of the interiors collection with Matilda Goad and Anthropologie

Image courtesy of Matilda Goad x Anthropologie

British Interior designer, Matilda Goad, who’s known for her touch of whimsy and scalloped finishes has recently collaborated with Anthropologie on a new autumn collection. It’s Goad’s first foray into a wider range of pieces for the designer: so think barware, lighting, soft furnishings, and more occasional pieces of furniture.

a green walled living room features a white curved sofa, and a rattan lamp, as well as a wooden sloping curved coffee table.

Image courtesy of Matilda Goad x Anthropologie

‘I love to reinvent traditional objects, repackaging them in an unexpected way for the modern home’, Goad explains. It’s all about making functional furniture that bit more frivolous, that bit more beautiful to make your home an aesthete’s oasis.

a dining area features three rattan chairs, and a colourful blue wood panelled wall with patterned wallpaper on top. There's also pink ruffled curtains.

Image courtesy of Matilda Goad x Anthropologie

Matilda Goad has taken her scalloped finishes to the floor. Her quintessentially Goad scalloped lampshades for the first time have been turned into rugs (a design debut for her). Plus with pink and green as a colour combination, what’s not to love?

an interior shot of Matilda Goad's new collaboration, with a red bar trolley with criss cross legs. It's in a room with red edging and a religious painting hanging overhead

Image courtesy of Matilda Goad x Anthropologie

Bar trolleys are set to be all the rage this autumn. This jaunty trolley in red will make any glassware and drinks station pop. But that’s also not to say it can’t also be used for a statement bedside table, for a guest room, perhaps?

a ceramic swan is a plant pot with foliage coming out for the new collaboration with Anthropologie and Matilda Goad

Image courtesy of Matilda Goad x Anthropologie

Matilda Goad said she got inspiration for these swan holders (that can hold a plant or a wine bottle, the choice is yours), from a Parisian flea market. It’s all about creating moments that delight in your home.

The British designer is all about bringing an irreverent edge to the British countryside aesthetic. It’s all heavily inspired by her bucolic West Sussex childhood, that was spent in an 18th Century cottage, all decorated by her mother.

a colourful armchair by Matilda Goad, with velvet red arm rests and legs, and with a patterned colourful upholstery, by Matilda Goad for Anthropologie

Image courtesy of Matilda Goad x Anthropologie

Goad then took her inspirations with her as she went to Camberwell College of Arts, then as a stylist for the likes of Wonderland, and Vogue Russia.

Some Extra Sneak Peaks of the Collaboration

a room with a black and white checked floor and orange velvet seats in a kitchen with green walls

Image courtesy of Matilda Goad x Anthropologie

Matilda Goad Bistro Table, £698, anthropologie.com

a green chest with glass with wooden shelving, and green foliage wallpaper behind, in the new interior collaboration with Anthropologie

Image courtesy of Matilda Goad x Anthropologie

Matilda Goad Ceramic Candle, £30, anthropologie.com

a rattan heart seat with a red flower potted plant on it, by Matilda Goad

Image courtesy of Matilda Goad x Anthropologie

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