Like many, I fell in love with Tan France's sense of style while watching him on Queer Eye. But I really fell in love with it while watching Architectural Digest's miniseries of his whimsical Salt Lake City home build. Needless to say, his eye for design definitely extends into interiors. So, when I heard the news that Tan France was collaborating with furniture brand Castlery, I knew it was going to be good.
And it is (trust me — I got to see the pieces in person at the launch in New York City). Dropping today, the 18-piece collection is a vibe-y range of furniture and furnishings that subtly speak to Tan's personal story. Just as his Salt Lake City home celebrated his British-Pakistani roots (and his later move to the United States), this collaboration with Castlery started from a shared belief that a home should be a reflection of the person living in it — their traditions, their story, their style.
