Pamela Anderson Launches Furniture Line Inspired by Canadian Roots

The former Baywatch star's new collection with Olive Ateliers reflects her analog lifestyle and connection to family.

Apr. 12, 2026 at 3:37pm

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An extreme, abstract close-up photograph of a richly textured rattan surface in warm, earthy tones, conveying the natural beauty and craftsmanship of Pamela Anderson's new furniture collection.Pamela Anderson's new furniture line with Olive Ateliers celebrates her connection to nature and her analog lifestyle through the use of premium natural materials.Malibu Today

Pamela Anderson, the iconic actress and former Baywatch star, has collaborated with LA-based lifestyle brand Olive Ateliers to create a furniture and décor collection that reflects her personal journey and celebrates her Canadian roots. The collection, inspired by her seven-acre home in Ladysmith, British Columbia, features indoor-outdoor rattan furniture and teak pieces that pay homage to her grandmother's legacy and Anderson's appreciation for nature and her analog lifestyle.

Why it matters

Anderson's move from Malibu to Canada was not just a physical relocation but a spiritual one, as she sought to disconnect from her former image and reconnect with her roots. This collection is a testament to the power of interior design to express personal values and create spaces that are both beautiful and meaningful.

The details

The collection features pieces like a teak dining table and rattan furniture, all inspired by Anderson's Canadian home and her grandmother's legacy. The actress has incorporated elements like baskets and daffodils, which remind her of her grandmother's ethos of not wasting anything and giving things second chances. Anderson's analog lifestyle, which includes daily walks in nature, is reflected in the collection's natural materials and indoor-outdoor design.

  • Anderson's new furniture collection is set to debut on April 8, 2026.
  • The actress recently relocated from Malibu, California to her seven-acre home in Ladysmith, British Columbia.

The players

Pamela Anderson

An iconic actress and former Baywatch star who has ventured into the world of interior design, collaborating with LA-based lifestyle brand Olive Ateliers to create a furniture and décor collection.

Olive Ateliers

An LA-based lifestyle brand that collaborated with Pamela Anderson on her new furniture and décor collection.

Francesca Albertazzi

A Vancouver-based interior designer who helped Anderson with the renovation of her home in Ladysmith, British Columbia.

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What they’re saying

“We started the collaboration by really looking at my home and looking at all these incredible wicker pieces that I've kept and carried around with me or things that my grandmother left behind. I just have such a soft spot [for these things] – and so many memories.”

— Pamela Anderson, Actress and Designer

“Right now I have thousands of daffodils, and they really remind me of [my grandmother]. In the morning I go and pick up all the daffodils that are broken off and I put them in this big basket. That's very reminiscent of my grandmother not wasting anything, giving things second chances. I always think it's like a second chance at love that can come inside.”

— Pamela Anderson, Actress and Designer

“A few years back, I kind of gave up at some point and needed a change. I thought, 'Well, I guess that's just what people think of me. I was not in a good space when I moved back to Canada.'”

— Pamela Anderson, Actress

What’s next

The Pamela Anderson x Olive Ateliers furniture collection will be available for purchase on the Olive Ateliers website starting on April 8, 2026.

The takeaway

Pamela Anderson's new furniture collection is a reflection of her personal journey, celebrating her Canadian roots and analog lifestyle. The collection's use of natural materials and nods to her grandmother's legacy showcase how interior design can be a powerful tool for self-expression and reconnecting with one's values.