Oscar-Winning Set Designer Catherine Martin Drops Spooky-Chic Halloween Line at Anthropologie

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Catherine Martin is no stranger to setting a scene — and this Summerween, the four-time Academy Award-winning production and costume designer, who doubles as wife and creative partner of Baz Luhrmann, is swapping Hollywood sets for homes. Introducing: the Catherine Martin Collection for Anthropologie, available online now.

Her 16-piece capsule, appropriately titled Midnight Creatures, joins AnthroHome’s freshly launched Halloween shop, The Boo-Tique, featuring a selection of holiday-inspired kitchenware, decor and hosting essentials.

Martin’s imaginative limited-edition line spans tableware, glassware, barware and home accents — candles, throw pillows and the like. Her gothic glam pieces pull inspiration from 19th-century anatomical illustrations of spiders, moths and crows, and heavily favor a color scheme of black, gold and deep red.

Check out a few favorites below — equally suited for spooky season and all-year-round — and shop the full assortment, while supplies last, at anthropologie.com.

This woody scent blends saffron, cinnamon, tonka and birchwood. Once the candle is fully burned (after 30 hours), add another favorite fragrance to the spider-shaped tray or use it as a versatile catchall.

Martin also designed a round tasseled spider-themed pillow in a black and gold colorway ($68).

This unexpected dish towel doubles as artwork for the kitchen.

Keep with the moth theme or opt for the crow feather-clad version (or mix and match the two).

Not feeling the moth? Martin designed a spider-shaped brass bottle opener too.

Pair this delicate glass coupe with the collection’s tall black wine glasses with matching gold accents ($20).

Continue the black and gold color scheme with this hand-painted stoneware pitcher and matching serving bowl ($108).

Shop the rest of Catherine Martin’s limited-edition lineup at anthropologie.com, ranging in price from $16 for decorative plates to $128 for a serving tray. For even more luxe Summerween picks, check out Anthrohome’s Boo-Tique.

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