by Nakia P. Thomas
February 9
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We know of H&M—the Swedish retailer of fast, fresh off the runway, fashions—as a retailer of softlines; for its leading role in democratizing fashion with affordable prices; and for pioneering the high-low movement with designer collaborations. Fortunately for us, H&M is also enjoying a newly earned reputation as a purveyor of reasonably priced, of-the-moment, home goods and furnishings.

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Previously unavailable to US consumers online until this past Fall, H&M Home was first available in Europe beginning in 2009. In typical H&M fashion, there’s something for every one in its home collection. Just like its apparel offerings, the selection is diverse and versatile enough to complement a wide range of design styles. The Spring Summer 2014 line includes a lot of unassuming metal, cotton, glass and linen with prices ranging from $1.00 (sale), $2.95 and so on, on the lower end of the spectrum, $17.95, $29.95 in the mid range, and $39.95, $49.95 on the higher end. Click here to shop select items from the line.

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Personally, I’m looking forward to the H&M Home designer collaborations that are sure to come. Can you imagine a Mary McDonald + H&M line, or Martyn Lawrence Bullard for H&M collection? I’m also eager to see where H&M takes its brand of creativity next. No matter the direction, I’m sure that H&M will revolutionize that space, bringing stylish options to the masses at inexpensive prices.

Naki

Nakia works as a corporate lawyer for a global company, and independently as a creative specializing in lifestyle consultancy services — providing styling and art direction, lifestyle management (including art advising), and concierge services for brands and individuals around the world, from her home base in New York City via Nakia Thomas Creative. Nakia also provides advisory services to creatives in the fashion, art & design, entertainment and other lifestyle oriented industries via Stelle Legal, and appears in that capacity as a cast member in WeTv’s Money.Power.Respect., a docu-series focusing on lawyers in New York City. Nakia is a member of the Board of Directors of Brandywine Workshop & Archives, and Bronx Legal Services, and was previously an Advisory Board  Member for Moore College of Art & Design. Visit www.nakiapthomas.com for more information about Nakia and her services.

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