If there is a brand for interior design, we can always trust that you do it right, then it is so at home. The retro-chic designs and rich colors impress again and again, and the latest collection that nods the celebration of the 30-year brand promises new designs and a range of patterns and pigments that are perfect for spring. But everything I can think is how breathtaking 70s it is.
From wavy wood cladding and spin-offs to soft textures and 1970s-inspired patterns, the collection takes up the currently popular vintage trend in something new and exciting, while it stays loyal to the brand we know and love. Each piece feels up to date with current interior designers, but is firmly a timeless decor.
Tired of spring, which means flowers and pasty pastels? The Soho Home Spring 2025 collection serves a chic accumulation of furniture that attracts burned oranges and olive grasses. The revival of the 1970s is not over yet, everything you need to know about the publication is below.
What can you expect in the collection?
The winding bookshelf creates visual tensions in the room when the warm and cool colors play each other.
(Photo credit: Soho home)
Many of the designs from the collection refer to the global houses and are inspired by the original Greek street house – that's the house Paris, the Soho House Berlin and the Soho House Hong Kong some of the other places mentioned.
However, the color palette and the use of patterns of this season are what stands out in the world of the redesigned retro design. The color palette builds on rich colors, draws elements from the natural world, nostalgic design and current color trends. Burned oranges and pink can be seen in the entire selection of furniture and decorative accessories, while the tones of olive green, black and neutral are included in the upholstery and textiles of the collection. These colors with vintage-inspired colors “invite the layer of colors, patterns and textures in a way that feels a clearly soho house”.
The warmth of the burned orange and dusty pink colors brings comfort into the house, while olive green and earthy brown round the palette for a more balanced feeling. I say that this color collection also feels very much in the inline with the latest trend for herbal colors?
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As already mentioned, sample also plays an outstanding role in this new collection. You can expect strong carpets, textiles and upholstery, with some of these designs stretching in bed skin. Many of the designs are manufactured taking into account the overlap. The idea is that you can use them as brave statements or subtle accents in your house. Regardless of whether you want a whole new look to inspire you for spring or a few pieces to bring your home to life, there are no false decisions that need to be made.
Geometric carpet designs such as the Nadine carpet in an antique pink and cream as well as more organic designs such as the griffith's carpet shown above are a brave pop of the resuscitation of the 70s. Don't you fancy an entire carpet? Alternatively, you can opt for a throwing pillow to spice up any kind of sofa subtly.
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However, patterns not only stop in textiles in this collection. A large part of the furniture is a mixture of Burlholz and marble, such as the wooden tissue consolent table contained in the following input picture. The expansion of the focus of the collection to patterns on hard materials leads to elegant combination pieces that look from a luxurious hotel in California in 1970.
The combination of the coil base lamp with the wavy wooden mirror and the checkpoint carpet creates fun throughout the room.
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The idea behind the collection is shown by the creative tribes and subtle accents of each piece. I can't say that I had expected that spin -offs are just as prominent as in the collection, but every coil piece I saw was my favorite last time. Spuling sails may be a little older than 70s, but they bring the same bizarre charm with them that complements the theme of the collection.
The range was made, taking into account the idea that they can reproduce the same soft, warm atmosphere, filled the Soho house rooms. But I particularly love the individuality and the nostalgic charm of the lighting ideas of the collection. The coil lamp and the light pink mushroom light are the perfect cherry in a well -decorated room.
Buy the collection
Winnie armchair, Lophelia
Price: £ 2.495
Membership: £ 2,121
Price: £ 225
Membership: £ 191
Daxton Betinkad, 130 x 290 cm
Price: £ 795
Membership: £ 676
Locanda console, dark emperor marble
Price: £ 2.995
Membership: £ 2.546
Price: £ 2.495
Membership: £ 2,121
Giovanni table lamp, pink
Price: £ 350
Membership: £ 298
Sample sofas, bulky details and custom leather pieces? The 70s-in-inspired design is certainly not going anywhere, but this new SOHO Home collection gave him a refresher that deserves all the most stylish houses.