Amber Lewis’s Latest Anthropologie Collab Is a (West) Coastal Grandma Starter Pack

Quilts, napkins, and more starting at $18.
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Rustic, dark finished wood island in stone home with lamp and vase
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You’ve heard of coastal grandmother, but Amber Lewis’s latest collaboration with Anthropologie is giving us a new, even chiller vibe: West Coast grandmother. The Insta-famous designer just dropped a fall collection that totally looks like it belongs in a Nancy Meyers movie (one that’s set just off Highway 1, that is).

Lewis’s signature California-cool style typically skews contemporary, but we love that this update offers cozy, ready-to-patina pieces like a black-finished island and hardwood serveware. The new patterns, colors, and materials are warm and welcoming, and nearly every product has heirloom-quality or custom-made vibes; it’s no wonder Lewis deemed it all “easy living.” Here’s everything we’re eyeing for our our own spaces, even if they aren’t within walking distance to the beach. 

Timeless Textiles 

Rowena Curtain, Anthropologie

$78

Rosebury Quilt, Anthropologie

$228

Fresh block-print florals, checkers, and paisley patterns mark previous pleated lampshades, throw pillows, napkins, and more (including a quilt that looks as if it has been draped across the guest bed at your family cottage since forever). 

Built-In Looks

Bar Cabinet, Anthropologie

$1998

Single Bathroom Vanity , Anthropologie

$2498

If you don’t want to splurge on custom-made fittings but still want the artisan look, Lewis delivers with this milled-like bathroom vanity and oiled bar cabinet. 

Handmade Vessels  

Nut Bowls, Anthropologie

$18

Set of Recycled Flutes, Anthropologie

$80

No matter if you’re serving bubbly in a flute that brings to mind Depression glass or glazed stone serving bowls, all your guests will be asking at which gold-mine antiques store you scored them. 

Worn Woods 

Side Table, Anthropologie

$398

Hook Rack, Anthropologie

$188

Lewis loves a wood moment, usually leaning into honey-colored, clean, and light. But this launch is notably different with darker tones and rustic textures—all we can think about is hanging a straw or cream bucket hat on those vintage-inspired hooks or serving up a spread on the rattan handle tray made from natural suar wood. 

Cozy Comforts 

Boucle Accent Chair, Anthropologie

$1298

Ottoman, Anthropologie

$898

Bouclé isn’t exactly a fabric choice we’d deem traditional, but paired with a woven backing and wood frame with personality, it almost passes for “I found this at an estate sale.” Just add a jute rug or brass lamp to complete the look.