Insider’s Look At The Locke X Anthropologie Pop-Up ‘Shoppable’ Suite

Vibrant designs and dreamy destinations, what could be better? This summer, Locke, the design-led aparthotel brand, has collaborated with Anthropologie to create a hotel suite filled with shoppable ‘I Want One Of Those’ details


Straight in the basket (or should that be suitcase). The two brands have come together in celebration of curated living, interior design, and spaces with stories to tell, to create the unique, shoppable, Locke x Anthropologie Suite at its Lisbon property, Locke de Santa Joana.


Available to book exclusively via Locke for a limited time only, from now until 30 September, the Locke x Anthropologie one-bedroom terrace suite at Locke de Santa Joana is the perfect summer escape with its vibrant, Mediterranean-inspired makeover in signature Anthropologie style, featuring rich textures, earthy tones and artisanal details. Not only gorgeous, the full suite edit is available to purchase online via Anthropologie‘s website.

Inside the suite of dreams



With 31m² of living space and a 13m² private terrace alongside a UK king-size bed, the one-bedroomed terrace suite has ample room for guests to make themselves at home and enjoy the summer months in Lisbon. The exclusive Anthropologie edit sees the suite adorned with a selection of items from Anthropologie’s new summer collection.

Tactile soft furnishings, vibrant artworks and playful decorative pieces can be found throughout the living area, bedroom and bathroom, and in the kitchen, guests can dine in style with Anthropologie’s ‘Icon Juice Glasses’, featuring its signature fruit motifs, the ‘Micola’ seafood range, and plates from the Portuguese made ‘Jasper’ collection.


Items available to purchase that can be seen in the suite include the ‘Clara’ mirror, ‘Eleanor’ striped glass candle holders, ‘Vela’ jute rug and the ‘Lottie’ outdoor side table. Taking influence from casual al fresco dining, artworks include the ‘Shrimps & Stripes’ by Misfitting, Leanne Simpson ‘Peaches’, East End Prints ‘Sardines’, and ‘Positano Lunchtime’ by Sia Marche.

Carla Read, Brand Manager at Locke told The Wordrobe: “We’re delighted to be partnering with Anthropologie on this unique suite takeover to offer guests an immersive experience of both brands. With a shared love for expressive design and with culturally curious audiences, this is a collaboration that’s felt instinctive from the start.”

Leanne Mascoll, Head of Marketing at Anthropologie said, “At Anthropologie, we’re always looking for fresh and exciting ways to bring our brand to life beyond the store environment. Partnering with Locke in the heart of Lisbon, a vibrant, creative city, felt like the perfect setting to celebrate our shared love of design. The suite offers guests a beautifully curated escape into the world of Anthropologie”.

Explore this: Locke de Santa Joana


Locke de Santa Joana is located in Lisbon’s vibrant centre, a stone’s throw from the city’s iconic boulevard, Avenida da Liberdade.

Locke de Santa Joana is the group’s biggest hotel to date, comprising 370 apartments, hotel rooms, suites, and penthouses across nine floors, alongside social spaces including a co-working space, event & meeting spaces, a museum, and a stunning courtyard pool with sun terrace, as well as a whole host of exciting new food & beverage outlets in partnership with White Rabbit Projects and Spiritland.

True to Locke’s design ethos, which is rooted in locality, acclaimed design studios Laìzaro Rosa-Violaìn and Post Company collaborated to lead the transformation of Locke de Santa Joana, which comprises the restoration of a 17th century convent with a contemporary, purpose-built design-led hotel, approaching it with sensitivity and carefully integrating old and new to reimagine this important historical site.

Available until 30 September 2025. Hungry for more? The Locke de Santa Joana x Anthropologie suite edit can be purchased via anthropologie.com

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