John Lewis & Partners and online interiors brand Swoon have launched their AW19 collection, continuing their design collaboration into next season.
The 18-piece collection has been designed by Swoon’s in-house design studio and manufactured by John Lewis & Partners. Although officiallyavailable at John Lewis & Partners from 1st September, selected items from the collection are available online for pre-order now.
The range follows the success of the 24-piece SS19 collection, this time offering an Art Deco-meets-contemporary aesthetic. All pieces were inspired by the strong characteristics and detailing of the previous range, introducing newness but still keeping in line with Swoon’s signature style.
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The collection features strong linear detailing and subtle patterning, through the use of brass accents and textured timber for the storage pieces. As for the upholstery, Swoon has introduced a brand new Vienna lavender-grey velvet, a more neutral alternative best paired with accent brass tones and deep oaks.
Sam Baldry, Swoon’s Head of Design, comments on the collection:'We're thrilled to finally share our John Lewis AW19 range with you.We've really built on the successes of last season and followed that design arch to create this collection. We have added distinctive pieces packed with character, and of course have kept to the signature Swoon look people are growing to know and love.'
Bella Hancock, John Lewis’ Partner and Living & Dining Assistant Buyer, comments on the collaboration: 'The continuation of our collaboration with Swoon into AW19 is very exciting. From sleek wooden storage solutions to velvet upholstered seating, this collection is full of exceptional designs that we are looking forward to sharing with our customers.'
The Swoon collection designed for John Lewis & Partners will be available in stores and online from 1st September 2019, with selected pieces available now for pre-order.
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