Matches Homeware is launching in July
Come July, Matches.com will have its own dedicated interior space
Matches Homeware is launching in July
From tea-towels to espresso cups, the contents of your kitchen cupboard are fast becoming as important as your wardrobe. From 2 July, Matchesfashion.com will launch a brand new online homeware studio.
The new dedicated interior space will include tableware, soft furnishings, home fragrance and decorative accessories from a legion of covetable brands, including Gucci, Bella Freud, Maison Margiela and L'Objet.
Luke Edward Hall's previous designs
What are we most excited for? Easy. Designer-wunderkind-trend-setter, Luke Edward Hall's bespoke collection of tableware.
“Style isn’t just about what you wear. It’s inevitable that if you are interested in fashion you probably have a keen interest in interiors,” says Natalie Kingham, Matchesfashion.com’s Fashion and Buying director told Vogue. “We’ve always closely considered our different types of customers and all the elements of her lifestyle, and we’ve recognized that interiors are an extension of our customers’ personal style. Our customers love to discover new designers and learn more about their stories, the craftsmanship and artistry behind the work. Objects for the home have longevity, so it’s a category we knew our customers would be keen to explore with our twist and curation elements.”
The collection will be available to view at the new Matchesfashion.com 5 Carlos Place townhouse, a personal shopping and interactive space that opens in September.
The new dedicated interior space will include tableware, soft furnishings, home fragrance and decorative accessories from a legion of covetable brands, including Gucci, Bella Freud, Maison Margiela and L'Objet.
Luke Edward Hall's previous designs
What are we most excited for? Easy. Designer-wunderkind-trend-setter, Luke Edward Hall's bespoke collection of tableware.
“Style isn’t just about what you wear. It’s inevitable that if you are interested in fashion you probably have a keen interest in interiors,” says Natalie Kingham, Matchesfashion.com’s Fashion and Buying director told Vogue. “We’ve always closely considered our different types of customers and all the elements of her lifestyle, and we’ve recognized that interiors are an extension of our customers’ personal style. Our customers love to discover new designers and learn more about their stories, the craftsmanship and artistry behind the work. Objects for the home have longevity, so it’s a category we knew our customers would be keen to explore with our twist and curation elements.”
The collection will be available to view at the new Matchesfashion.com 5 Carlos Place townhouse, a personal shopping and interactive space that opens in September.
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