Kelly Wearstler Translates Her Bold Aesthetic Into a Modular H&M HOME Collection

H&M HOME has partnered with American designer Kelly Wearstler to launch an expansive new collection, marking the brand’s first-ever collaboration to include furniture and homeware. The 29‑piece collection is revealed alongside an 8‑piece ready‑to‑wear capsule, all rooted in the philosophy of democratic design. The resulting pieces merge Wearstler’s bold, confident aesthetic to a wider audience by blending artisanal craftsmanship with accessible, everyday functionality. The overarching concept explores design as a daily ritual, focusing on adaptable architectural systems and sculptural forms that easily integrate into various living spaces.

At the center of the interior collection is a focus on modular versatility, allowing furniture pieces to be continuously reconfigured. Hero items include the plush POMA accent chair, which can be coupled to form two loveseats, and the SOLUNA lounge chair, which can be multiplied to create a cloud-like sofa. The collection also features the angular AVERN armchair and the ORTRA sofa table, designed to stand alone or combine into a larger circular surface.

Complementing the furniture is a curated array of tactile decor pieces crafted from wood, metal, marble, and ceramics. Notable accents include the ceramic MORRA lamp, COVA candlesticks, CYMA vases, and the MONA metal clothing rack, ensuring each room is furnished with visually striking, highly functional objects.

Standout pieces from the ready-to-wear range include a coated cotton trench with layered leather collar, a cropped leather jacket, a sequin skirt and a vase‑printed slip dress, alongside everyday staples like a white cotton T‑shirt embroidered with a vase motif. Prices range from $30- $749 USD, the full collection launches globally on September 3, 2026, with interiors available in select stores and online, while the clothing capsule will be sold exclusively via H&M’s website.