The 8 most fashionable interiors pieces you need to invest in
- Posted by
- Kitty McGee
- Published
From fashion designers’ new homeware collections to the latest collaborations; these are the brands that fashion insiders wouldn’t host a party without.
The connection between fashion and art has long been debated; is fashion art? Should fashion be art? Whatever your thoughts on the issue there’s no doubt that the industries are inextricably linked and while we aren’t quite ready to hang our favourite fashion garms from the walls, we are ready to invest in the new interiors collections designed by our favourite fashion designers.
From Gucci to Preen, Peter Pilotto to Anissa Kermiche, recent moves of several feted fashion houses into interiors has us seriously salivating.
Design duo Peter Pilotto’s pastel plates combined with Matilda Goad’s scalloped edged napkins and vibrant candles provide the most perfect finishing touches to a summer garden party tablescape, while French jewellery designer Anissa Kermiche has created beautiful vases and jugs that will brighten up any mantelpiece.
Brit designers Preen have transplanted their signature florals and ruffles onto cushions and throws that are capable of totally transforming living spaces in need of some finessing, while Gucci Decor uses the houses’ eye prints, cat motifs and maximalist aesthetic on everything from more affordable candles, incense and trinket trays to decadent cushions and wallpaper, giving us major interior envy.
Whether you’re looking to add some sparkle to your dinner table or totally transform your home; here’s our edit of the most fashionable interiors pieces available to buy right now.
Preen by Thornton Bregazzi Border Blossom Cushion
London Fashion Week favourites recently launched cushions and bedspreads and they are everything you would expect from the brand; plenty of pastels, floral prints, ruffle details and contemporary colour combos; we are obsessed.
Pastel pink floral print cushion, £185, Preen by Thornton Bregazzi
Anissa Kermiche Jugs Jug
Jewellery designer Anissa Kermiche launched vases celebrating the female form; the Jugs Jug and the Love Handles vase earlier this year. Both styles come in pretty pastel shades and more vibrant shades of blue and green.
Soft pink ceramic jug, £350, Anissa Kermiche (libertylondon.com)
Gucci Pearl Eyes print wallpaper
Gucci homeware launched in 2017 and has grown to include printed wallpaper, cushions, jewellery trays, plates, candles and more; we can’t get enough of the maximal Gucci vibe and neither can the rest of the fashion industry.
Gucci Star Eye trinket tray
This jewellery and trinket tray is top of our current wish-list.
Cabana Magazine Linen Placemats
Cabana Magazine’s linen placemats and tablecloths will transform your summer dinner parties.
Multicoloured linen placemats, £62, Cabana Magazine (matchesfashion.com)
Peter Pilotto Floral-print small ceramic plate
British label Peter Pilotto’s pastel ceramics tap into the brand’s signature prints and we could not be more on board.
Pastel ceramic plate, £38, Peter Pilotto (matchesfashion.com)
Matilda Goad scalloped linen napkins
Matilda Goad has been enchanting the fashion world for a few years now with her scalloped lamps, rainbow cutlery and pastel linen. We love her sets of scalloped napkins for summer dinners al fresco.
Matilda Goad Yves Beesmax Candles
As well as her signature pastel candles, Goad just launched these Yves Klein blue candles and a beautiful set of emerald green candles too.
Yves Klein blue candles, £42, Matilda GoadDomestic Bliss (red, blue, pink), Scarlett Bowman
Guests at Soho houses around the world have long coveted the art collections at each house. And last week the most fashionable members club in the world launched Soho Home Editions, a series of limited edition prints by noteworthy artists, handpicked and curated by its Head of Collections at Soho House, Kate Bryan.
Red, pink and blue overlays on paper, £250, Scarlett Bowman for Soho Editions (sohohome.com)
Opening image: Matilda Goad for Matchesfashion.com
Product images: courtesy of individual brands