Emilia Wickstead Home’s refined tableware and linens for Christmas
The designer's home collection brings the same disciplined elegance to the table and bedroom as her celebrated couture. Graphic detailing in deep forest green and crisp white reads like a subtle signature across napkins, pillows and dinnerware.
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Emilia Wickstead has extended her signature aesthetic into the home with the same architectural clarity that defines her gowns. The new collection marries precise geometric patterning with understated luxury, each piece conceived as if a dress has been folded onto linen and porcelain.
A white dinner plate sits centred on a black charger, its rim traced in deep forest green with a small geometric motif repeated at intervals, a restrained graphic language that reads as both modern and quietly classical. The dinnerware collection carries this refined discipline throughout, while napkins and pillows echo the same green and white vocabulary, their hems and edges finished with the kind of attention to detail one finds in tailored couture.
The Grecia pillow slip introduces the same geometric border treatment, its corners marked with small stylised blocks that anchor the design. Across all pieces, the palette remains pared back: the cleanest whites against a single, sophisticated green, allowing the geometry itself to carry the visual weight. This is not pattern for pattern’s sake, but rather the language of proportion and line applied to the domestic table.
For those planning gatherings before the year’s end, the collection is available to pre order in time for Christmas delivery, each piece designed to compose a table as carefully considered as any evening ensemble.
Imagery courtesy of Emilia Wickstead Home (@emiliawickstead).
