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The new collection of furniture between Kelly Wearstler and the Scandinavian retailer will focus on high-design objects and furniture that is modular and most importantly accessible to everyone. A smart move ahead of the world's most important design week.
For this latest partnership, the brand expands its scope, introducing furniture for the first time, including armchairs and side tables alongside a range of decorative objects that reflect Wearstler’s signature contemporary aesthetic. Defined by sculptural forms and a considered mix of materials, from wood and metal to tactile fabrics, the collection brings a refined, expressive touch to the home.
H&M Home at Milan Design Week
With this collection, available in stores from 3 September, H&M Home marks a new step onto the international design scene, taking part in Salone del Mobile in Milan for the first time. From 21 to 26 April, visitors will be able to discover the collaboration between the Swedish brand and the American designer.
The installation, conceived by Studio Boum, will be staged at Palazzo Acerbi, a 17th-century Baroque residence that has long remained closed to the public. Designed as a sensory dialogue between past and present, light and shadow, restraint and excess, the exhibition sets the collection within a richly layered context. “Being present at Milan Design Week has been a dream for a long time. H&M Home is present all over the world, but with this milestone we want to make a new impact on the design industry,” says Evelina Kravaev-Söderberg, Head of Design and Creative at H&M Home. “This is my first participation in Milan Design Week. Bringing this collection to life in Milan and showing how the pieces exist within a real space is what excites me most,” adds Kelly Wearstler.
The H&M Home x Kelly Wearstler collection will be available on September 3, 2026 in selected H&M Home stores and online.
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