Hill House Home is thinking beyond its buzzy Nap Dress and going for total home domination. Today, the fashion and lifestyle brand launched its collaboration with Pottery Barn Kids and Pottery Barn Teen, bringing a whimsical touch to your little ones’ spaces.
For Nell Diamond, CEO and founder of Hill House Home, partnering with the brands reminded her of when she felt most creative: Designing her college dorm room and son’s nursery. “When designing my dorm room, it was my first time away from home, so I wanted it to feel safe and inspired as I embarked on this next life chapter,” she explains. “Similarly, when designing my son’s nursery as a first-time mom, I was intentional with my design choices so that it was reflective of this new chapter in my life.”
It felt like a “natural fit” says Diamond—and the feelings are mutual. “Hill House Home is famous for their whimsical aesthetic that really resonates with our customer,” said Allison Spampanato, senior vice president of product development for both Pottery Barn Kids and Pottery Barn Teen. “By pairing that signature style with our expertise in beautifully crafted furnishings and decor, we created a collection that brings a fresh and charming design perspective to spaces for babies, kids, and teens.”
Diamond wanted to “immerse” shoppers into the Hill House Home universe through a careful mix of color and pattern. “We wanted the collection to feel unmistakably Hill House—romantic, timeless, joyful—and to bring the prints our community already loves into their homes in a new way,” she says. “We were incredibly intentional about every detail, from the smallest scalloped trims on the pillows and quilts to the shape and curvature of headboards.”
Florals run rampant in Pottery Barn Kids’s collection, where pretty petals are applied to playmats, crib sheets, and muslin bibs. The line also boasts wooden pieces with sweet, painted details, which Diamond says is one of her favorites. “It’s a charming detail and feels very true to the Hill House aesthetic.”
Meanwhile, Pottery Barn Teen’s uses of stripes and Hill House Home’s signature trellis repeat brings that dainty charm to a slightly older audience. With upholstered pinboards, rolling caddies outfitted with USB ports, and “no nails” headboards, it’s possible to easily incorporate the line into a college dorm or rental apartment.
Because let’s be honest: Hill House Home might’ve partnered with Pottery Barn’s younger departments, but even adults will want to get their hands on this drop. Since prices range from $29 for smaller accessories to $1,899 for an upholstered bed frame, it’s possible to find something for every budget and life phase.
