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26.07.2024 - 16:52 / bhg.com / Christianna Silva
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They're creepy and they're kooky, and they're coming to a Pottery Barn near you.
The daughter from the strange and deranged family who loves to hate everything now has a home collection: Wednesday Addams—portrayed by Jenna Ortega in the critically acclaimed Netflix series Wednesday, which premiered on Netflix in November 2022—has a distinct style about her, and now fans can try out her signature look for themselves. If you feel like waiting for the second season of Wednesday has been torture, these pieces from the Wednesday for Pottery Barn collection will help fill the void until it makes its return (estimated early 2025).
As you likely guessed, the collaboration features some mysterious, spooky, and all together ooky items: The lineup includes everything from blankets and table linens to knick-knacks and decor, all featuring quotes, scenes, or characters from the show.
“Designing a collection of home furnishings inspired by the popular series Wednesday just in time for Halloween has been such a great experience,” Monica Bhargava, president of Pottery Barn, said in a press release. “The collection is playful and whimsical and true to the Wednesday aesthetic with clever design details that bring the spirit of the show into the home and entertaining space.”
Twenty-five pieces ranging in price from $15 to $499 make up the collection, so you can really turn your house into a museum if you want immerse yourself in Addams Family's world—whether it's just for the Halloween season or year-round.
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You'll find on-theme bedding and accessories, like a pillow that reads «No Hug Zone,» framed in black embroidered cobwebs. Complete your bedroom by decorating your desk with a replica of Wednesday’s pet scorpion
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