
"I've always thought of colors as being like conversations," Lucinda Chambers tells me. "You can have quiet, intimate conversations, you can have noisy, boisterous, chatty conversations, you can have direct dialogue, one-to-one." It's about how you layer, complement, and contrast colors, guided by what you want your space to say.
And while, for most, that may seem intimidating, it's a conversation Lucinda, former fashion director of British Vogue, co-founder of Collagerie, and trailblazer in all things taste, relishes. Known for the way she deftly decorates with color, pattern, and texture, no matter the subject, it comes as no surprise that Zara Home approached the stylist for a second homewares collaboration (which launched today).