Introducing Soho Home’s latest collection
New pieces, designs, and textures inspired by House interiors from Soho House Mexico City to Soho House Tokyo. Plus, a member-exclusive candle
Thursday 3 September 2026 By Anna D’Alessio Photography by Ryan Handy, Edvinas Bruzas
Since the opening of our first Soho House at 40 Greek Street more than 30 years ago, interiors have been at the heart of the member experience. While every House has its own design perspective – shaped by its location and the people who use it – certain details connect them all: unexpected combinations of colour and texture, vintage pieces, statement lighting, and curated art.
Those same design principles have continued to define everything we’ve done since launching Soho Home 10 years ago with a desire to create spaces where people can work, relax, connect, and have fun.
Enter our latest Soho Home collection. A celebration of the craftsmanship, materials, and design details found across our Houses around the world, it draws inspiration from both newly opened and long-established locations, with a particular focus on Soho House Tokyo and Soho House Mexico City, translating their distinctive interiors into pieces designed for everyday living.
The launch introduces more than 200 new designs, alongside 13 new fabrics and colourways across made-to-order upholstery, new materials, and finishes, as well as a refreshed bed linen range. Together, they reflect the connection between House and home that has always sat at the centre of Soho Home – proving that even after a decade, our Houses remain our greatest source of inspiration.
To mark Soho Home turning 10, we’re also introducing a new members-only candle: Leather & Oud Dark Emperador. Inspired by the candles found in our House receptions, it blends notes of sandalwood, patchouli, and oud, and is hand-poured into a refillable Dark Emperador marble vessel, to bring a familiar Soho House scent into your home.
The launch introduces more than 200 new designs, alongside 13 new fabrics and colourways across made-to-order upholstery, new materials, and finishes, as well as a refreshed bed linen range. Together, they reflect the connection between House and home that has always sat at the centre of Soho Home – proving that even after a decade, our Houses remain our greatest source of inspiration.
To mark Soho Home turning 10, we’re also introducing a new members-only candle: Leather & Oud Dark Emperador. Inspired by the candles found in our House receptions, it blends notes of sandalwood, patchouli, and oud, and is hand-poured into a refillable Dark Emperador marble vessel, to bring a familiar Soho House scent into your home.
Soho House Mexico City
Opened in 2023, in the heart of Colonia Juárez, Soho House Mexico City occupies a Baroque-inspired casa where historic architecture meets contemporary interiors. Alongside signature Soho House features – including a large swimming pool, pool house, and multiple bars – the House design is deeply rooted in its surroundings, with custom furniture, vintage pieces, and artwork sourced from across the region.
As our first House in Latin America, it has influenced the way we combine contrasting materials throughout the collection, particularly timber and marble. Dark-stained timber brings warmth and depth, while marble introduces natural texture through its distinctive veining and finish. Together, they create pieces that feel equally at home in contemporary and historic spaces.
Across the collection, these material pairings are used thoughtfully and with restraint. Finishes are chosen to highlight the grain of the wood and the character of the stone, as seen in the Torren Coffee Table, and Danilo Armchair. Elsewhere, combinations such as the pressed glass and antique brass in the Lorenzo chandelier, or wood and linen in the Felix floor lamp, create subtle focal points while adding balance and texture in a room.
Opened in 2023, in the heart of Colonia Juárez, Soho House Mexico City occupies a Baroque-inspired casa where historic architecture meets contemporary interiors. Alongside signature Soho House features – including a large swimming pool, pool house, and multiple bars – the House design is deeply rooted in its surroundings, with custom furniture, vintage pieces, and artwork sourced from across the region.
As our first House in Latin America, it has influenced the way we combine contrasting materials throughout the collection, particularly timber and marble. Dark-stained timber brings warmth and depth, while marble introduces natural texture through its distinctive veining and finish. Together, they create pieces that feel equally at home in contemporary and historic spaces.
Across the collection, these material pairings are used thoughtfully and with restraint. Finishes are chosen to highlight the grain of the wood and the character of the stone, as seen in the Torren Coffee Table, and Danilo Armchair. Elsewhere, combinations such as the pressed glass and antique brass in the Lorenzo chandelier, or wood and linen in the Felix floor lamp, create subtle focal points while adding balance and texture in a room.
Soho House Tokyo
Situated in the city’s creative Aoyoama district, Soho House Tokyo draws on the rich culture of craftsmanship and making Japan and its capital are known for. Opened in April 2026, the House spans four floors and combines 42 rooms, club spaces for eating and drinking, areas for coworking, and an infinity-style outdoor pool. Its design reflects both contemporary Tokyo and Japan’s long-standing artisanal traditions.
One detail that appears throughout the interiors is lacquer. Used across furniture, lighting, and decorative objects, it introduces colour and depth without overwhelming a space. The deep burgundy lacquer found throughout the new Soho Home collection takes its cue directly from the House, complementing materials such as burl wood, brass, and glass to create a rich yet understated palette – as shown in the Corbio Sideboard in burgundy.
Applied by hand in multiple layers before being carefully polished, lacquer brings a depth and high-gloss finish that paint simply can’t replicate. It’s a small detail, but one that speaks to the craftsmanship and attention to materials and finishes that define both Soho House Tokyo and the wider Soho Home collection.
Discover the new Soho Home collection.
Situated in the city’s creative Aoyoama district, Soho House Tokyo draws on the rich culture of craftsmanship and making Japan and its capital are known for. Opened in April 2026, the House spans four floors and combines 42 rooms, club spaces for eating and drinking, areas for coworking, and an infinity-style outdoor pool. Its design reflects both contemporary Tokyo and Japan’s long-standing artisanal traditions.
One detail that appears throughout the interiors is lacquer. Used across furniture, lighting, and decorative objects, it introduces colour and depth without overwhelming a space. The deep burgundy lacquer found throughout the new Soho Home collection takes its cue directly from the House, complementing materials such as burl wood, brass, and glass to create a rich yet understated palette – as shown in the Corbio Sideboard in burgundy.
Applied by hand in multiple layers before being carefully polished, lacquer brings a depth and high-gloss finish that paint simply can’t replicate. It’s a small detail, but one that speaks to the craftsmanship and attention to materials and finishes that define both Soho House Tokyo and the wider Soho Home collection.
Discover the new Soho Home collection.
