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You Can Now Buy Wednesday-Themed Home Furnishings From Pottery Barn

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Wednesday Pottery Barn Collection.

If you simply cannot get enough of the popular Netflix Show Wednesday, you can now fill up your home with a variety of furnishings based on the show. With prices ranging between $15 and $499, the new Wednesday for Pottery Barn collection has something to suit different budgets.

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The collection includes a variety of table linens, decorative accessories, and tabletop items. Select products, including a cotton sheet set, appetizer plates, mugs, tea towels, tablecloth, pillows, and throws, also depict scenes and quotes 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,” said Monica Bhargava, Pottery Barn President. “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.”

For those wanting to really upgrade their Wednesday theme at home, the collection also offers larger lit décor pieces, including a replica of Nevermore Academy, Wednesday’s pet scorpion, Nero, a light-up Raven, and a flickering hologram stained-glass mirror.

The entire Wednesday for Pottery Barn collection is available to shop now and buy online at potterybarn.com/Wednesday.

In May, Netflix confirmed season two of Wednesday had officially entered production, with the new season expected to land on Netflix in 2025.

This is only the latest collaboration to launch based on a Netflix show. Earlier this year, Netflix and Body & Bath Works partnered on the release of a new Bridgerton collection inspired by scenes, characters, key icons and moments from the show.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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