H&M Home enters a design era with its collaboration with interior designer Kelly Wearstler. This is the first time that H&M Home is introducing a designer collaboration that incorporates furniture complemented by design objects.
The full 29-piece interior collection celebrates beauty, form, and function. In addition to interiors, it also includes an 8-piece ready-to-wear fashion capsule, boldly connecting fashion and interior design. This collection marks the first introduction of Wearstler’s bold aesthetic to a broader audience. Rooted in her philosophy of democratic design and daily ritual, the collection features everything from modular furniture to sculptural décor and clothing.
The capsule includes Wearstler’s modern interpretation of the classic white shirt, with shoulder pads and a boxy, boyfriend-style design, and a cropped white cotton T-shirt adorned with an embroidered vase.
“The opportunity to challenge both my own skills and those of my studio while creating something artisanal yet accessible was incredibly exciting,” says Wearstler. “We began by questioning how objects can shape a space — creating sculptural pieces that feel expressive, tactile, and designed to endure.”
The collection celebrates design across categories, as something to be lived with and reinterpreted over time.
