Anthropologie and Rifle Paper Co. Release a Downright Charming Collection | Hunker

bed with floral patterned sheets

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Anthropologie has been collaborating with the ever-chic Rifle Paper Co for a full decade now, and to celebrate, the two brands have just released a new collection featuring items like floral bedding, travel essentials, holiday-themed kitchenware, and floral-patterned mugs. The products are available on both retailers' sites.

Check out some of our favorite products from the collection:

1. Rifle Paper Co. for Anthropologie Garden Party Euro Sham, $58

two pillows with floral patterns

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2. Rifle Paper Co. for Anthropologie Garden Party Monogram Mug, $14

monogram mugs in floral patterns

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3. Rifle Paper Co. for Anthropologie Bon Voyage Passport Holder, $28

passport holder with bon voyage text on the outside

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4. Rifle Paper Co. for Anthropologie Winter Floral Measuring Spoons, $20

measuring spoons

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5. Rifle Paper Co. for Anthropologie Velvet Luxemborg Quilt (Queen), $248

bed with floral patterned sheets

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6. Rifle Paper Co. for Anthropologie Winter Floral Apron, $32

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7. Rifle Paper Co. for Anthropologie Nutcracker Holiday Tea-for-One Set, $38

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8. Rifle Paper Co. for Anthropologie Nutcracker Cookie Jar, $44

cookie jar with christmas tree

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9. Rifle Paper Co. for Anthropologie Winter Floral Oven Mitt, $14

oven mitt with floral pattern

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10. Rifle Paper Co. for Anthropologie Nutcracker Dessert Plate, $16

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Stefanie Waldek

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