Irish designer Orla Kiely has just launched a new line of homewares that are inspired by her favorite decade: the sixties. The deliciously retro designs of the modular pieces make them stand out from most furniture designs on the market today.
In subdued shades of mossy greens, burnt oranges, stark whites and natural walnut, the designer has created a range that will excite fans of her classic clothing and handbag designs. The collection features adorable sofas, sideboards, stackable chairs, nesting coffee tables, bookshelves and desks.
Some of the pieces of furniture in the ‘House’ collection feature Kiely’s trademark repeated petal design. This exclusive collection is available to order from the Orla Kiely store in Monmouth Street, Convent Garden.
What's Driving This Trend
- Retro Homewares
- Create a line of homewares inspired by nostalgic design elements from the past, leveraging the popularity of vintage aesthetic.
- Modular Furniture
- Design furniture pieces that can be customized and rearranged based on personal preferences, offering flexibility and adaptability for modern living spaces.
- Exclusive Collections
- Develop limited edition collections of homewares that cater to enthusiasts and collectors, creating a sense of exclusivity and value.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion & Design
- Combine fashion design elements with furniture design to create unique homeware collections that resonate with consumers.
- Home Furnishings
- Incorporate retro and modular designs into the home furnishings industry, providing consumers with trendy and customizable options.
- Retail
- Curate and sell exclusive homeware collections in specialty retail stores, attracting customers who seek unique and limited edition products.
