Soho Home x Pierre Frey

This spring, Soho Home has collaborated with iconic French fabric house Pierre Frey on a capsule collection of furniture and textiles. Founded in 1935, the brand is known for drawing on an eclectic range of sources from 18th-century French designs to African art to create its fabrics.

The collection is a ‘natural outcome’ of a shared design philosophy and a longstanding creative partnership that spans 25 years and has seen the family-run maison supply fabrics to Soho House for many years, with the Houses in Barcelona, Amsterdam and Hong Kong all featuring the distinctive woven designs.. ‘There is a synergy between us and Soho House,’ says Pierre Frey, communications director and grandson of the founder. ‘The quality and eclecticism you feel when you enter a Soho House is very Pierre Frey.'

When designing the collection, the Soho Home team delved into the archives in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, choosing jacquards woven in a mill in northern France from the Le Manach Toiles de Tours 1928 collection. Playing with the scale and colour of the original pattern, they have been reimagined within some of Soho Home’s signature pieces, including the Bamako cocktail chair, Les Perles bed, Zanzibar footstool and Boma, Benin and Congo cushions. ‘This collaboration is a meeting of minds,’ says Soho Home design director Siobahn Farley. ‘We’ve enjoyed taking a daring approach, while creating a collection that’s accessible.’