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Including evocative colours and tactile textures.
Habitat has just launched its gorgeous autumn/winter 2023 collection, packed with calming neutrals, vibrant prints, and earthy tones that draw inspiration from the countryside.
'For the autumn/winter season, we're excited to introduce three different looks for the home, brining evocative colours, tactile textures and eye-catching prints designed in-house,' says Hannah Mallett, Director of Product at Habitat.
'In keeping with Habitat's ethos of bringing affordable style and enduring designs to its customers, especially in a time where purses are squeezed more than ever, the new collections include an extensive range of trend-led, value-for-money accessories that allow for quick and easy home refreshes.'
On that note, take a look at some of our favourite pieces to add to your wish list, available to shop in-store and online from September.
Tortoiseshell, brass and leather-look finishes are three key luxe accents in Habitat's Mirage trend. From affordable accessories to investment furniture, you can also expect autumnal hues of burgundy, mustard and ochre.
Drawing inspiration from artisanal craft techniques, the harmonious collection also includes a palette of earthy tones, restorative greens, and naturalistic textures such as recycled glass, vegan leather, wood finishes and speckled ceramics.
'Our barware offering pays homage to 1920s glamour with its gold enamel finish. The tortoiseshell cocktail shaker is a particular favourite for those seeking the ultimate bar set-up in their home, with an Art Deco, vintage slant,' says Kate Gibson, Habitat's head of buying — kitchenshop.
From garnish bowls to bottle openers, the collection includes every accessory for the home mixologist. We particularly love the gold enamel coasters (£10 for a pack of four), perfect for protecting tables from water rings.
Habitat's Dark Sands trend looks to the dramatic Icelandic landscape for inspiration. Embracing its raw, tonal colours of the countryside, you'll find mango wood accents and a series of weaves. Inky blue, dark terracotta and daring charcoal hues are key to this trend.
'Darker hues of blue play an important role in this sophisticated collection,' says Andrew Tanner, Habitat's head of design. 'These atmospheric palettes are lifted by layers of textiles, reactive glazed ceramics and organic glass shapes to prevent a space from feeling too cold.'
Bubble lighting is exactly what you need if you're looking to make a statement — and Habitat has just the offering.
'Lighting takes centre stage this season, with more than 100 new designs to help create the perfect ambience at home, conceived exclusively by Habitat's in-house design team,' adds Hannah.
Christmas might be more than four months away, but Habitat has all you need to prepare for the festive season early. We love the pretty tableware, tapered candles, and lilac glassware for all your Christmas Day drinks.
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