H&M Home is launching its first-ever furniture collaboration with celebrated American designer Kelly Wearstler, unveiling a 29-piece interior collection. Exploring design as a daily ritual and rooted in the philosophy of democratic design, the collection brings Wearstler’s bold aesthetic—a celebration of beauty, form and function—to a wider audience for the first time, featuring everything from modular furniture to sculptural décor. The collaboration is further extended with an eight-piece ready-to-wear fashion capsule, bridging interiors and fashion in a cohesive, design-led vision.
“Kelly is a very powerful female designer. She’s always had a strong design aesthetic, and she possesses a unique, bold, and confident design language—I tend to say she’s not whispering,” said Evelina Kravaev-Söderberg, H&M Home head of design and creative. “We want to showcase that aesthetic to our customers, to bring that vision to new audiences, and every design is unique to us—these pieces have not been seen before.”
“The opportunity to challenge both my own skills and those of my studio, while creating something artisanal yet accessible, was incredibly exciting. We began by questioning how objects can shape a space—creating sculptural pieces that feel expressive, tactile and designed to endure,” said Wearstler.
Kelly Wearstler x H&M: The Ready-To-Wear Capsule Collection
Eight ready-to-wear pieces round out the collaboration, building six silhouettes that move between relaxed and refined. Strong shoulders and long-line cuts play against low-slung trousers and denim pooling at the ankle—effortless yet considered. A coated cotton trench with a layered leather collar and matching lapel detailing and a collarless cropped leather jacket with zip sleeves make for decisive outerwear, while a sequin skirt and vase-printed slip dress land the collection’s most glamorous note. The capsule also features a contemporary take on a white shirt—here in a boxy, boyfriend design with shoulder pads. There’s also a cropped white cotton T-shirt with an embroidered vase, for an everyday look. Structured yet relaxed, precise yet effortless, these garments echo the same interplay of form and freedom found throughout the collection. Across categories, a cohesive world unfolds—one where design is not static but something to be lived with, returned to and reinterpreted over time.
