H&M Home is using Milan Design Week 2026 to level up from accessories player to full scale interiors brand, and it is doing it with one of Los Angeles most influential designers, Kelly Wearstler.
H&M Home’s Milan Debut with Kelly Wearstler
H&M Home will participate in Milan Design Week, presenting a landmark collaboration with American interior designer Kelly Wearstler inside the historic Palazzo Acerbi. Open to the public from April 21 to 26, 2026, the installation marks a double debut, introducing both H&M Home and Wearstler to the official design week calendar through a shared project.
The showcase offers an early look at a collection scheduled to launch on September 3, 2026, with key objects and furniture from the line on display alongside bespoke variations developed specifically for Milan in custom colors and dimensions. For a value driven home brand more commonly associated with textiles and small décor, stepping into…
a seventeenth century Baroque palace is a bold statement of intent about where H&M Home wants to sit in the global design conversation.
First Ever Furniture Collab for H&M Home This collaboration is a milestone: it is the first time H&M Home has introduced furniture within a designer partnership, expanding beyond smaller design objects into larger pieces such as seating, tables, and storage.
The collection will comprise about 29 pieces in total, with 13 hero designs shown in Milan, spanning furniture, lighting, and sculptural accessories that can be layered into existing interiors. Materials are central to the story.
The pieces use wood, metal, ceramics, marble, and textiles, assembled in a language of smooth curves, bold angles, and graphic silhouettes that echo Wearstler’s signature mix of sleek luxury and playful, boundary pushing forms…
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