The connection between the fashion world and interior design has long been established, with brands such as Missoni making the move into the home market in 1983. Each season, we see our favourite designers create beautiful looks for our wardrobes, and these patterns, colours and styles inevitably get transferred to interior collections ensuring our homes are as stylish. More and more fashion designers are creating their own stand-alone lines, from Versace to Roberto Cavalli, as a way to express their creativity in a longer-lasting way.
It’s now easier than ever to get your fashion fix at home thanks to soft furnishings from Kenzo or Dolce & Gabbana's eye-catching furniture. We take a closer look at some of our favourite fashion for the home pieces…
Missoni Home Collection
The stalwarts of fashion for the home, Missoni have been creating timeless pattern-led pieces for our home since the 80s. Whether you opt for the signature zigzag or classic stripes, it’s easy to see why Missoni Home remains a firm favourite for the fashion-led interior.
Fashion is ephemeral and this is its great charm. Home is long-lasting like elegance. Rosita Missoni.
Karl Lagerfeld
Renowned worldwide for his iconic style, the house of Karl Lagerfeld celebrates his enormous legacy and pours his passion, intuition, and creativity into the core of every design. Fused with a contemporary, forward-looking spirit, the brand combines Parisian classics with a rock-chic attitude and tailored silhouettes.
The prolific designer, who passed away in 2019, was such a connoisseur of fragrances he could often identify which scents people near him were wearing. He was also known to spritz different scents on his curtains and slipcovers at home. A few years before his death, Lagerfeld selected five fragrances for the collection. Some of the fragrances, like iris, cardamom, cinnamon, sandal, and black tea which are used in the Karl Lagerfeld boutiques.
Roberto Cavalli Home
Famed for luxury craftsmanship and unapologetic glamour, the Roberto Cavalli Home collection is the perfect blend of luxury craftsmanship and unapologetic glamour. Drawing inspiration from the iconic prints and patterns of the clothing collections, from animal prints to damask, the home collection encapsulates the brand’s penchant for all things ornate. Explore luxury linens, cushions, slippers, glassware and stunning tea and coffee cups, all styled in Roberto Cavalli's iconic patterns and motifs.
K3 by Kenzo Takada
Founded by world-renowned Japanese designer Kenzo Takada, K3 is a colourful ode to life and a meticulously curated collection of home textiles and accessories. Inspired by Eastern and Western aesthetics with a modern twist, Kenzo Takada has expertly weaved together organic and geometric forms and patterns in a myriad of vivid colours.
Dolce & Gabbana Casa
Renowned for their iconic catwalk creations, Dolce & Gabbana launched their first homeware range in 2021. Featuring their iconic Blu Mediterraneo, Carretto Siciliano, Leopard and Zebra motifs, Dolce & Gabbana’s unique home collection will add a touch of luxe to any space.
Versace Home
Versace Home
Versace Home
Founded in 1978, Versace is one of the leading international fashion design houses and a symbol of Italian luxury worldwide. Bringing a touch of glamour to any space with their iconic home accessories, their signature prints and statement designs are a must-have for homes that were born to stand out.
London-based fashion and celebrity stylist Nana Acheampong shares her thoughts on fashion for the home...
The link between catwalk trends to interiors is seamless. Every season it is evident to see how the hottest catwalk trends can soon be seen in our homes. The catwalk provides a constant source of inspiration not just for our wardrobes but also what we will be buying for our homes.
OK magazine writer and fashion stylist Megan Reese shares her take on the different pace with home fashion and why Missoni Home is a timeless choice...
Working in fashion, I’m used to seeing new trends come up every season, whether it be a new coveted shade, a must-have cut or a modern day take on retro style, there’s constantly something new to lust after. But with homes, the turnover isn’t quite so fast, which is a relief otherwise we would have to be redesigning our living rooms every few months. No, the correlation between fashion and homeware trends is far more subtle, albeit a colour craze, or within fabrics and textures.
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