Kelly Wearstler Unveils Ten H&M Home Pieces

By Heather Grant 04/09/2026 3 min read 17 views

The wait is finally over for fans of Kelly Wearstler. H&M has dropped its much-anticipated collaboration with the American designer, marking the first time the retailer has bridged the worlds of design and fashion in a single collection. The capsule includes 29 home pieces alongside a 9-item clothing range.

A collection rooted in craft

“The opportunity to challenge both my own skills and those of my studio, while creating something artisanal yet accessible, was incredibly exciting,” Wearstler said in a statement. She described starting by questioning how objects can shape a space, aiming for pieces that feel expressive, tactile, and built to last.

The collection includes sculptural furniture alongside smaller accessories, all reflecting Wearstler’s signature approach to interiors. Her work often leans heavily on natural stone and tactile materials, and this collaboration stays true to that aesthetic.

Pieces worth knowing about

The ‘Cyma’ vase stands out as a potential icon from the launch. At £149.99, it embodies Wearstler’s ideas around creating sculptural pieces that define a room. The elegant silhouette hides a more practical side, staying true to her style of blending form and function.

Those after something more affordable can look to the ‘Cova’ candlesticks, lacquered in a trend-forward burgundy shade. At £29.99 each, they offer a way to add drama to a tablescape or fireplace mantel without a major investment.

The ‘Lina’ carafe brings burnt-orange borosilicate glass to the lineup at £39.99, with a matching glass available for £19.99. It fits the seasonal shift toward warmer tones in home decor. The ‘Morra’ table lamp, crafted from ceramic with a spiral finish, costs £149.99 and adds texture to any room.

For those furnishing larger spaces, the ‘Noxen’ chair makes a case for pine wood—a material that has been out of fashion for years. The angular design is meant to be arranged in a modular fashion, with multiple units purchased together. It costs £229.99.

The ‘Etrine’ tray brings together some of Wearstler’s favorite natural stones in a single serving board. At £119.99, it reflects her well-known affinity for marble and natural materials in her interior projects. The ‘Cyma’ throw, priced at £149.99, abstracts the shape of the collection’s vase into a soft wool pattern.

For walls, the ‘Ketra’ mirror translates the sculptural quality of Wearstler’s own furniture into oak. At £229.99, it offers a statement piece for those looking to bring her aesthetic into smaller spaces.

The ‘Morix’ side table takes the collection’s geometric threads but introduces powder-coated metal with a finish mimicking ceramic tiles. This material choice makes it stand apart from the more traditional options in the lineup. It costs £229.99.

Given Wearstler’s reputation in both interiors and fashion, it makes sense that the collection includes the ‘Mona’ clothing rack, priced at £299.99. The rack was designed to display her capsule clothing range, which features pieces like a leather jacket marked with her initials.

All 29 home pieces are available online and in-store at H&M’s Regent Street location in London. Prices range from under £40 to nearly £300, giving shoppers a range of entry points into the designer’s world.