Rixo enter homewares category with colourful capsule

Rixo has been closely targeted on retailer growth and collaborations currently however this hasn’t stopped the model that’s greatest identified for its partywear turning its consideration to a brand new class — homewares.

The corporate releases its debut homewares assortment, ‘Casa Rixo’, subsequent Monday 11, with it saying it can “convey the Rixo aesthetic to the house and is designed to be combine and matched”.

Having attracted quite a lot of followers for its daring prints and vintage-inspired designs, the corporate stated the homewares supply is “staying true to the model’s DNA, the gathering encapsulates what Rixo does greatest; vibrant prints and distinctive model, permitting prospects to convey a way of individuality into the house”.

There will probably be “small however impactful objects” within the compact capsule, like cushions, napkins, and tablecloths that “can effortlessly rework an area”. They’ll retail for £45-£150 and will probably be accessible at Liberty London plus Rixo’s personal shops and webstore.

The supply has been impressed by the work of artist Henri Matisse, a longstanding affect on the label and “embraces the daring use of color and inventive expression that the model is thought for”. 

The designs function hand-painted colors and tones meant to “evoke a powerful crafted really feel, with seen brushstrokes including a contact of imperfection and uniqueness to every piece”. 

The gathering provides two distinct palettes: one shiny and first, and the opposite extra impartial with terracotta and cream tones.

Orlagh McCloskey, Rixo co-founder and artistic director, stated: “From the beginning, [co-founder] Henrietta [Rix] and I’ve envisioned increasing into homeware. The vintage and classic gala’s we consistently go to have been a relentless supply of inspiration, shaping the areas we create in shops. We consider [we] can convey a recent perspective to homeware, with accessible items designed to make an immediate affect. Our private model, seen in our clothes, naturally extends into interiors as properly.”