The collaboration emphasizes a philosophy of democratic design, featuring modular furniture that functions as an adaptable system rather than static decor. Wearstler worked closely with H&M Home to navigate the practical constraints of furniture production, resulting in sculptural pieces intended for reconfiguration. According to Evelina Kravaev-Söderberg, H&M Home’s Head of Design and Creative, the partnership highlights Wearstler’s confident, uncompromising language, offering unique designs previously unavailable to the brand's global customer base.
H&M Home and Kelly Wearstler Launch Global Design Collaboration
Designer Kelly Wearstler is bringing her signature bold aesthetic to H&M Home, marking the retailer’s first-ever collaborative venture into furniture. Launching September 3, 2026, the 29-piece interior collection and an accompanying eight-piece fashion capsule aim to bridge the gap between architectural design and everyday living rituals.
Beyond interiors, the collection includes a ready-to-wear fashion line defined by strong silhouettes and refined tailoring. Key pieces include a coated cotton trench with leather detailing, a sequin skirt, and a contemporary take on the classic white shirt. While the home collection will be available in select stores and online, the fashion capsule remains an online exclusive at hm.com. Wearstler describes the project as an attempt to furnish entire rooms with expressive, tactile objects designed to endure.
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