Habitat has just dropped a brand new Morris & Co collection, and if it was all about natural surfaces and steamed colors in his first collection, this latest drops could not be more different.
Habitat was one of the most successful brands that reinterpret the legendary William Morris at a really good price in lively pieces. I picked up the Merton Sunflower armchair for £ 550 at the beginning of this year, and it is easily one of the most beautiful things in my apartment.
I was delighted to see that the habitat had built on hits like the Merton armchair by reorganizing it in several lighter colors, including the beautiful blue acanthus. It has also launched a new Merton-Zweisber sofa, from which I think it is a strong candidate for the best sofa I saw this autumn. However, the new collection is not just a new order of the habitat last year. Instead, they have given the collection a luxurious, maximum overwork.
“We accepted the radicalism of William Morris and his creative collective for a maximum of a maximum vision that gives the modern home a small disorder of the handicrafts, while they have lovingly processed and committed themselves to the excellence of the cultural heritage,” says Claire Vallis, Morris & Co. Design Director, who worked with Habitat with Habitat on the collection.
The iconic patterns such as Acanthus and Merton Blackthorn were interpreted in bold, jeweled colors. There are many velvet surfaces, fringed edges and even gold details. It has a remarkable resemblance to how the luxurious interior design house from Hackney brought the classic Morris pattern into the 21st century.
With 22 GBP for the Habitat X Morris & Co Love, however, there is enough pillows and well over £ 100 for a designer in the House of Hackney. It is easy to see why this collection of habitat is a hit.
I not only had a piece of range, I was lucky enough to personally see some of the new pieces at the beginning of this week. After seeing the designs and prices carefully, I would now buy or take the risk.
Habitat X Morris & Co. Ripe lamp
This is the piece that I quickly sold out due to its unique design. It was inspired by the complicated bamboo furniture in William Morris' Wightwick Manor.
Habitat X Morris & Co. Batchelors Fringe – 43×43 cm
The Bachelor key is one of the new prints in the collection. I could easily see how this pillow is sold for over 100 pounds in Liberty London, but instead this cutter costs only 22 pounds.
Habitat X Morris & Co. Wightwick Velvet armchair – rust
This occasional chair looks directly from the 1920s and is shocking sexy for Morris & Co with its organic curves and the red -finish finish. The color is in homage to William Morris' Red House in Bexleyheath.
Habitat x Morris & Co. Blackthorn litter – green – 125×150 cm
There are so many beautiful Habitat x Morris & Co bed linen options in the collection, but what I find so special about the throws is the additional details that the story of William Morris tells. This throw is inspired by the original wall carpets found in Wightwick Manor.
Habitat X Morris & Co. Perton 3 door oak sideboard
This is the article that I would like to expand into my living room next to my armchair. Inspired by William Morris' own furniture, this cabinet is made of dark colored oak veneer. I love the attention to detail with the rounded feet and the cladding.
Habitat x Morris & Co. Merton sunflower fabric 2 seating lofesoter sofa
Habitat builds on the hit of the armchair in the last collection and launched this two-seater sofa in two colors. From my own research, I know that the attempt to find a patterned armchair from Morris & Co. under 1000 GBP is difficult, so a sofa is a miracle at this price.
I almost missed my armchair when the first collection started because I mistakenly assumed that it would not be sold out so quickly. How wrong I was; Instead, I had to wait months before it finally returned to the stock to expand my session ideas for living rooms.
If you recognize something you like, my advice is to buy it now, or you could wait months as I did. While Habitat is usually very good at filling up the articles that its customers love again, this is never a matter of course with this special cooperation.