Your Home Should Suit You the Same Way Your Favorite Outfit Does – and Lulu and Georgia’s Fall Collection Can Help Make That Happen
Sleek silhouettes, playful patterns, and fashion-forward forms make up this expressive fall drop, fit to give your home the personality it so deserves
A passed-down herringbone blazer from your grandmother’s fashionista days. Cherry red ballet flats that are equal parts dainty and bold. A distressed vintage tee with your favorite band on the front. What you put on your body is one of the most basic forms of self-expression – and so is what you put in your home.
It’s at this junction – where fashion, interiors, and personal style collide – that Lulu and Georgia’s newly released fall collection exists. It’s as expressive as it is exciting; design trend-driven and fashion-forward at the same time. Centered around the idea that ‘your home should suit you’, the fall decor collection encourages you to think about decorating your interiors with the same intention as assembling a killer outfit.
‘Lately, we’re seeing more people bring the same sense of curation and individuality they apply to their wardrobes into their homes,’ Jenna Kincaid, Lulu and Georgia's VP of Brand Creative, tells Homes & Gardens. ‘We wanted to celebrate that philosophy and encourage people to dress their homes the way they dress themselves.'
Pieces like the Rawlin Accent Chair and the Vale Bench feel especially luxe, fit to make any room look like an elevated, design-driven space.
The new collection is huge, spanning furniture, decor, rugs, and lighting. 'Each piece honors the attention to detail often seen in fashion, from rich tones and sculptural forms to tailored details and bold prints, all designed to help you bring your own point of view into every room,' Jenna continues.
A vibrant yet mature color palette grounds the collection, with shades of rich green, plum red, and mustard yellow standing out among the rest. According to Jenna, these hues ‘keep the look cozy and collected.’ Not only that, but they’re the perfect fall colors – fit for layering your home with seasonal warmth and playful sophistication.
This collection encourages layering prints, patterns, textures, and silhouettes to develop a space that feels fresh, inviting, and uniquely you.
Silhouettes sway from structured to soft, with angular models like the Winston Coffee Table gracefully complementing smoother forms like the Basque Swivel Chair. This juxtaposition gives the collection a fresh, fashion-inspired edge, but it also speaks to modern trends and the desire to make interior spaces look anything but predictable.
Jewel tones give this collection a luxe, high-fashion look. I especially love the deep forest green tone of the Ballantine Dining Chairs. It pairs especially well with the warm, geometric print of the Thara Rug.
There's a strong presence of pattern within the collection, a detail that speaks to the theme of self-expression. ‘You can mix and match to create a look uniquely your own,’ Jenna remarks of the heritage floral prints, the stripes, and the geometric patterns within this collection.
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One of the most unique inclusions of pattern has to be the Sellani Pendant – a two-toned striped rattan light that acts as a clear demonstration of the collection’s elevated yet playful nature. Another striped standout is the Portola Sofa (one of Jenna's favorite pieces). This bold blue and maroon striped sofa is a subtle wink to menswear suit styles, and its refreshing color pairing might just define the season ahead.
This collection makes pattern mixing look easy. Try it for yourself by pairing the tailored stripe Portola Sofa with the floral Brubeck Wallpaper.
‘I think we’re all craving personality in our spaces,’ Jenna remarks, and Lulu and Georgia’s fall collection certainly has no shortage of that. It’s so much more than a mere assortment of new styles for the season ahead; rather, it's an invitation to make your home feel like you – decorated with pieces that are just as expressive, thoughtfully layered, and personal as the clothes you wear each day. Shop the highlights of this fashion-forward collection below.
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This table lamp is set to be a best seller. The soft, billowing pleats of its shade and the simple tie beneath it are reminiscent of a pair of free-flowing harem trousers. And paired with the brass base, this lamp radiates high-fashion elegance.
Nesting tables have never looked this chic. Between their sleek black finish, their chunky legs, and their ball-shaped feet, these tables are certainly statement-worthy. Style them together in your living room to showcase your 'cool-girl' taste.
Softness and structure blend together so effortlessly in this chic chair. We love the way its firm, durable iron frame curves so smoothly, and its seat looks oh so plush. This accent chair would be the ideal statement piece for a minimalist living room.
This floor lamp doesn't need to be turned on to make a room glow. Its one-of-a-kind design already does just that.
All of the pillows from Lulu and Georgia's fall collection are certain to bring color to your couch this fall, and this one ticks off the blue and brown trend that's going strong again this year.
Candle sconces are like jewelry for your walls. They were big last year, and it seems like they're here to stay. This one resembles something you'd find at an antique store.
Organically shaped and effortlessly elegant, this pendant would make any dining room look like a dream. Turn it on, and its fabric shade will tastefully diffuse light, giving any room a soft, ambient glow.
Subtle, but oh so chic. This side table is perfect for those who want to embrace pattern but don't want to go too bold.
The animal print trend isn't going anywhere this fall – it's just getting a refreshed look. This stunning hand-knotted rug gives traditional tiger print a modern update.
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Devin Toolen is a New York-based Style Editor for Homes & Gardens. After achieving her Bachelor’s Degree at Villanova University, Devin moved to Paris, France, to obtain her Master’s Degree at Parsons School of Design. Upon returning to the United States, Devin began working in the media industry with Cosmopolitan Magazine, where she wrote trend-driven fashion stories and assisted on set for many photoshoots, and later Livingetc, where she wrote interior design stories and assisted with the magazine’s social media pages. She has an appreciation for every aspect of personal style – from the clothes we wear to the design of our homes. In her spare time, Devin enjoys embroidery and antique shopping in the city.