Pamela Anderson Unveils a Spring Collection of Furniture and Accessories
The Sentimentalist collection was born from Pamela Anderson’s memories of her grandmother’s farm by the Salish Sea and reflects her long-standing relationship with objects that bear the marks of time, as well as with furniture that accompanies everyday rituals. The furniture and accessories are the result of the actress’s collaboration with the brand and the furniture design studio Olive Ateliers.
Pamela Anderson shares, “I grew up by the sea. I remember our tiny cabin on the dock, the wood turned silver from years of salt and weather. I’ve always been drawn to things that age and soften; furniture that holds you at dawn, that grows more beautiful the more you live with it. The best pieces become part of your rituals.”
The collection includes over 40 pieces of furniture and décor: from daybeds and reading chairs with footstools, to sofas and tables, as well as smaller items such as side tables, baskets, and even a dog bed. Everything has been designed to work both indoors and outdoors. Natural materials were used, including rattan, solid teak wood, and fabrics in muted tones such as classic ivory and soft blue stripes.
“When I met Olive Ateliers a couple of years ago, I recognized that same reverence for imperfection and sentiment. They don’t chase trends; they honor time. This collection feels like home to me. It’s unpretentious, a little French, a little wild. It’s meant to be used, worn in, and lived with.”
This is also a special moment for the brand – their first-ever design collaboration.
“Pamela and I are both innately nostalgic. We’ve connected over the rituals that shape our days: jazz, time in the garden, and a deep appreciation for objects with history. When we chose to embark on our first-ever design collaboration, it had to be with someone we truly admired, someone whose presence has remained timeless by staying entirely authentic,” says Kendall Knox, Co-Founder & Chief Brand Officer of Olive Ateliers.
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