Fall Entertaining At The Studio with Anthropologie.

So excited to be talking Fall Entertaining At The Studio with Anthropologie! I’ve teamed up with one of my long time favorite brands, Anthropologie, to talk all things holiday entertaining and home decor. I’m thrilled to finally be sharing the details on our Friendsgiving, and a sneak peek inside the new studio barn.

After months of working together, the day is finally here to reveal our Half Baked Harvest & Anthropologie collaboration. Long time readers know that I’ve been using Anthropologie products in my home from the start. So when the opportunity came up to partner with my favorite home decor brand for the new studio barn, I was very excited.

Today I’m sharing the details on how we’ve furnished the new studio space with some of my favorite Anthropologie products. With this collaboration, it was important that we were able to collaborate in a way that expressed both of our aesthetics. And I must say, I think we did so perfectly! The entire HBH team is so in love with how each room we partnered on turned out.

Let’s start with the entry way.

This is one of my favorite areas of the entire studio. I think an entry way is so important because it’s the first thing you see when you walk into a space. I wanted ours to feel bright, warm, and inviting. The Farmhouse Console Table fits perfectly in the studio’s long hallway and flows nicely with the studio’s “farmhouse” style. The hanging baskets above the table add fun pops of texture. I love that they’re not just another painting on the wall. They add uniqueness and character to the space.

This green jug is the perfect eye-catching piece. And I love the linen chair we’ve included in the entry way as well. Both pieces brighten up the space and give off that warm and cozy feel that I was going for.

{pictured: Farmhouse Console Table, hanging baskets, green jug, linen chair}

Moving into the kitchen, my personal favorite spot in the studio space…surprise, surprise.

I knew when choosing the tableware for the studio that I wanted it to be clean and simple…but with pops of color to keep things fun. I chose to use the Cabarita collection because I loved the handpainted and glazed porcelain blue and white colors. These plates are clean and simple, but oh so pretty. They’re such a beautiful compliment to much of the food I make. I’m loving styling them out on the studio’s many open shelves. They look so pretty when mixed and matched with glasses, mugs, and serving dishes from past Anthropologie collections.

For the flatware, I knew from the start that I just had to use the Gold Streamlined Flatware. It’s perfection, and I could not be more in love with it. It will be beautiful for all of our upcoming holiday entertaining. It’s looks and feels fancy, but it’s also durable. Whenever I’m picking out tableware, I’m always mindful of not only how pieces will look, but also how they’ll perform. Looks are important, but it’s just as important to have high quality pieces. Thankfully, Anthropologie’s collections of tableware have both.

For the dining area, I also had a clear vision of what I wanted, and knew that long, farm style, dining tables were a must.

We used not one, not two, but three of these long wood dining tables (in neutral) and paired them with these simple farm style chairs (in white). Having such a big dining area was key for me, as we’ll be shooting holiday tablescapes for upcoming projects and blog posts. In the past, my space to create tablescapes was incredibly limited. These long tables will allow me to create the tablescapes I’ve always pictured in my head.

In addition, we’ll be using these tables for upcoming HBH events and workshops.

{pictured: cozy rugs, couch,  leather chairs, marble side tables, artwork, coffee table}

To round out the space and add yet another element of cozy, we have the “living” room. Or as I like to call it, the coziest spot for an afternoon spiced pumpkin latte.

Oh how I LOVE this space. Everything from the cozy rugs, to the soft, laid back couch, to the pretty leather chairs, marble side tables, unique artwork, and fun coffee table are so fitting for the space. It could not have turned out cuter. And as I mentioned, it’s my favorite spot in the studio to relax. When I need a break from all the cooking and photographing, I’ll grab my laptop and a coffee or a latte, and just sit here and chill.

I’m also loving the idea of serving cocktails and appetizers here when we’re having events. It’s a relaxed and welcoming area, so it’s the perfect place to start off a night of entertaining.

What I love most about the pieces we’ve used from Anthropologie is that every piece feels handmade. There’s no piece exactly like another. You all know how much I love a unique dish, so it’s only fitting that this space reflect my own unique style.

I hope you’ve all enjoyed this sneak peek inside the studio with Anthropologie. Next week I’ll be sharing the details on our Friendsgiving feast… All the recipes, my entertaining tips for the holiday season, and my must have serve ware for holiday entertaining.

To learn more about our collaboration with Anthropologie, make sure you head over to their blog. You can read my interview with them and watch the video we made while working together! So much more to come. Stay tuned!