H&M Home’s Colorful New Capsule Is Inspired by the Iconic Pantone Chip — Shop These Pieces Before They Sell Out

The smile-inducing collaboration, available online and in select stores April 25, will help you set your table in style and a whole lot of color.

By Erin Lassner

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H&M Home is a hidden gem for display-worthy dinnerware and kitchen accessories. The latest example of this? Its brand-new tableware collection inspired by the iconic Pantone color chip. And in classic H&M Home fashion, everything looks way more expensive than it actually is.

The new capsule features two equally vibrant color palettes: Zesty & Fresh and Spicy & Sweet, the former clad in orange and red and the latter sporting shades of yellow and green. Each is meant to evoke a unique feeling — excitement, passion, joy, and serenity — and complement the accompanying ingredients. They look just as good on their own as they do mixed-and-matched.

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Pantone is famous for its “Color of the Year,” an annual hue carefully picked by a committee from the Pantone Color Institute. At this point, it’s way more than just a color — it’s truly a cultural phenomenon, with everyone from Sephora to New York Fashion Week taking inspiration from each year’s selection. (Pantone even created a special “Team Coco Orange” for Conan O’Brien.) Aside from each year’s dedicated pick, Pantone houses a collection of over 2,000 perfectly consistent shades.

H&M’s new launch includes dishes, serveware, placemats, coasters, coordinating candles, and a variety of storage vessels ranging in price from $9.99 to $56.99. The full assortment is available online and in select stores starting April 25.

All plates, serving bowls, and vases are crafted from porcelain and stoneware, and the candles are housed in a reusable container (that’ll make an excellent pencil or makeup brush holder once burned through).

Shop the full capsule online, and check out a few of our must-haves, below.

H&M Home's New Pantone Collection: Serving Bowls, Plates, Candles

H&M Stoneware Pedestal Bowl

$42.99 at H&M

H&M Home's New Pantone Collection: Serving Bowls, Plates, Candles

H&M 4-Pack Coasters

$12.99 at H&M

H&M Home's New Pantone Collection: Serving Bowls, Plates, Candles

H&M Scented Candle in a Stoneware Holder

$26.99 at H&M

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