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A Wearstler Collection Where Every Piece Is Meant to Stand Alone

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Kelly Wearstler has designed a home collection for H&M built on a simple premise: nothing in it is meant to coordinate. All 29 pieces are conceived as individual statements, each one strong enough to anchor a room rather than blend into it. For a designer known for bold, layered interiors, the approach reads as an invitation to mix rather than match — to build a room piece by piece, on instinct.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.

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