This Whimsical Hotel Suite Is Like Living in an Anthropologie Catalog

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Before you even seat your bag down in the airy, pastel-drenched Anna Suite in Philadelphia’s Hotel Anna & Bel, you’ll want to redecorate your entire home. The reimagined accommodations, designed in collaboration with Anthropologie Home, lean fully into the fantasy: What if every chair, glass, and quilt whispered, you can take me home? Because, yes, everything you touch, sit on, or casually fall in love with is available to buy via QR code. Let’s take a tour.

The Living Area

hotel suite with sectional sofa and round coffee table — Celine Irena Modular Armless Sofa, Hollis Woven Rattan Accent Chair, Lyla Round 42″ Marble Coffee Table, and Julia Hand Tufted Wool Blend Checkered Rug, Anthropologie. Courtesy of Anthropologie Home

Up a private staircase, the suite—filled with Anthropologie Home’s Spring 2026 collection—unfolds like a particularly well-styled apartment. The living room’s L-shaped statement sofa, covered head to toe in a leafy green print, sets the tone: soft hues, tailored shapes, and a healthy dose of fun. The secret to a newly decorated space that feels collected rather than staged? Layers upon layers of texture. And while many of this suite’s materials are classics, there’s almost always a twist. A basketweave rattan armchair, but with a vibrant Kelly green frame. Marble tables, but of an unusual Spanish red variety. A wool checkerboard rug, but with the pattern carved right into the pile.

The Kitchenette

small kitchen and dining area — Noa 48″ Round Dining Table, Roma Oak Wood Dining Chairs, Roma Dining Chair Cushions, Modella Performance Linen Curved Bench, Maude Scalloped Rattan Pendant, Cotton Eyelet Embroidered Sheer Cafe Curtains, Anthropologie. Courtesy of Anthropologie Home

The kitchenette is a lesson in space-planning. Without any architecture to naturally define the placement of the dining nook, the brand looked to a pendant to do the job. Underneath, a curved bench and pedestal table minimize the setup’s footprint, maximizing maneuverability in the small quarters.

The Bedrooms

hotel suite bedroom with rattan headboard and quilt on bed — Heatherfield Velvet Bed, Sonya Matelassé Coverlet, Cielle Home Box Pleat Fabric Lamp Shades and Slipcovers, and Frankie Nightstand, Anthropologie. Courtesy of Anthropologie Home

Roma Wood Canopy Bed, Velvet Trova Pillows, Jamie Young Wonderland Scallop Tray, and Iluka 100% Cotton Gauze Floral Quilt, Anthropologie. Courtesy of Anthropologie Home

With its scenic tree motif wallpaper, the primary bedroom is an immersive experience, like waking up inside a painting. Across the hall, the queen bedroom appears simpler—until you take a closer look. Spunky pleated shade covers transform standard lamp shades, the base of the curved rattan bed frame is wrapped in shin-friendly velvet, and a surprise pop of baby blue on the nightstands keeps you guessing.

The Bathrooms

bathroom with marble sink and wood mirror — Louisa Scalloped Towel Bar, Pippa Wood Bobbin Rectangle Portrait Wall Mirror, and Luna Bath Tumbler, Anthropologie. Courtesy of Anthropologie Home

Equestrian Brass Towel Ring, Handwoven Rattan Round Waste Basket, and Luna Tissue Holder, Anthropologie. Courtesy of Anthropologie Home

Even the bathrooms got the luxury treatment with dramatic black stone vanities warmed up with gold hardware, statement mirrors, and resin accessories. C’mon in and stay awhile.

Bookings for the Anna Suite by Anthropologie Home are available now, starting at $1,000/night.