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Exclusive to Heal’s: the Hepburn sofa
 
Designed by renowned architect and industrial designer Paola Navone, the Hepburn is made to order by skilled craftsmen in Southern Italy.
 
The range is typically mid-century in form, with button cushion detailing and an uncluttered design. The result is a low-slung sofa that fits well into both contemporary and classic interiors.
 
Save up to £2500 with a free footstool when you buy a Hepburn sofa.

Some designs earn their place in a home from the moment you lay your eyes on them.

Created exclusively for Heal’s by Danish design studio Says Who, the Lilli sofa combines a relaxed, welcoming silhouette with the kind of craftsmanship that stands the test of time. Its softly sculpted shape brings warmth to a space, while carefully considered details give the design its enduring appeal.

Enjoy up to 30% off sofas during The Heal’s Sale.

Brand to Know: Mustard Made

Sometimes, the pieces that make the biggest impact are the ones that bring a little personality to the everyday.

Founded by two sisters in 2018, Mustard Made set out to reimagine the humble locker, transforming a practical storage staple into something colourful, characterful and unexpectedly stylish.

Available in a spectrum of carefully curated colours and a range of sizes, each piece is designed to work hard while bringing a sense of joy to the home. Whether used in a hallway, bedroom, home office or living room, these are storage solutions that refuse to fade into the background.

Heal’s at Home | June Edition

As summer begins to settle in, our latest community roundup celebrates homes embracing the season with effortless style.

Featuring sun-filled corners and calming palettes as well as thoughtfully chosen pieces that bring warmth and personality, these are the spaces inspiring us this month.

Swipe through to discover the details we’re loving right now. and to feature in our next roundup, tag us and use .

The F300 lounge chair by Pierre Paulin, reengineered by
 
Sculptural and futuristic in form, the F300 lounge chair was truly ahead of its time when released in the 1960s. Originally produced using fibreglass or injected polyurethane, GUBI have updated it for the 21st century whilst maintaining the chairs original design language.
 
The F300 is now crafted using HiREK®, a polymer which is made using industrial plastic waste. A perfect fit for this application due to being lightweight, UV resistant and durable, it has a smooth, high-gloss finish that perfectly replicates the performance of the original materials.

Brand to Know: HAY

HAY was founded in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, who aimed to create contemporary furniture that uses sophisticated industrial manufacturing to satisfy the needs of modern living.

Today, they still aim to reach this goal by making good design accessible to the largest possible audience.

With iconic designs such as the Barro collection, the Colour crates and the Palissade outdoor collection pictured, they continue to offer a fresh take on the objects that are part of our everyday.

The F300 chair by Pierre Paulin was unlike anything seen before when it was unveiled in the 1960s.
 
It’s a visually striking chair with a strong sense of character, but it’s also more than just a photogenic novelty. The design is rooted in research and a practical understanding of how people sit, meaning it’s almost impossible not to relax when you use it.
 
Updated for the 21st Century by , the F300 is available in a range of fabrics and finishes.