Lovely man Henry Holland has gone and designed the interiors of your dreams... again.
This year, Henry's teamed up with homeware geniuses Habitat for a second time to create a collection that's even more colourful than his first outing. His inspiration, apparently, was photographer Josef Koudelka's pictures of traveller communities from the Eastern Bloc and he specifically mentions the "brazen mix of bold pattern".
"Brazen and bold" is a good way to describe Henry's collection, too – from mismatched florals and gingham to bright clashing patterns, minimalist it certainly isn't. But don't worry if you're colour shy – Henry says the collection is designed to work as standalone pieces or collectively together. Personally, I'm going for collectively together. If only my flat were big enough to fit it all in...
Click through to see the whole collection, launching today at Habitat.
The sort of armchair that is far too fancy to hide under a pile of clothes.
House of Holland for Habitat Misty hot pink armchair, £595
House of Holland for Habitat Misty hot pink footstool, £195
Not only does this duvet cover look delightful, you could spill literally anything on it and no one would ever notice. Here's to eating in bed.
House of Holland for Habitat Boho double bedding set, £120
This rug is your chance to finally make it onto hallowed Insta account @IHaveThisThingWithFloors
House of Holland for Habitat Folklore 170x240cm hand carved rug, £450
These cushions are handy for making your crappy couch look more like it belongs to a totally together, grown-up lady and less like Aunt Mabel gave it to you because she just couldn't stand the hole in the middle any more.
House of Holland for Habitat Folklore cushions 50x50cm, £45
House of Holland for Habitat Check Me Out cushion 30x50cm, £45
This hand-knit net throw is kind of like your granny's shawl, if your granny was big on the rave scene in the early '90s.
House of Holland for Habitat Cast Your Net throw, £80
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