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Anthropologie dupes: the mirror, matched properly

The Gleaming Primrose mirror is the most-duped thing Anthropologie sells, and it has a genuine Amazon answer in Kate and Laurel's Arendahl range — from $79 for the small one against $548 at the bottom of Anthropologie's own range. The rest of the Anthropologie line is a harder problem, and this page says why.

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The short answer

The Primrose is a frame. There is no mechanism, no upholstery and no finish that has to survive daily use — just an ornate gilt arch around glass. That is the easiest kind of object to reproduce cheaply, which is why this one dupes better than almost anything else we cover.

The Gleaming Primrose: Kate and Laurel Arendahl, from $79

Anthropologie's Primrose range runs $548 to $1,598 depending on size, with the floor mirrors at the top. Kate and Laurel's Arendahl is the same idea — ornate, gilt, arched — across a range of sizes.

What differs, honestly: the Arendahl frame is moulded composite rather than carved, so the relief is a little softer when you stand next to it. In a photograph, and from across a room, they are the same object.

Full ranked table on the Gleaming Primrose dupes page.

Where we found no honest dupe

FAQ

What is the best Gleaming Primrose dupe?
Kate and Laurel Arendahl, about $229 for the 36 x 29 against $548. Moulded composite frame rather than carved — softer relief up close, identical in a photo.

Is there a cheap one?
The 19 x 31 at about $79, under a seventh of the original. An accent piece at that size.

Are Anthropologie dupes legal?
Yes. Independently-branded mirrors inspired by a style; they do not copy Anthropologie branding.

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