Zara Home Unveils Floral-Inspired Capsule
Inditex’s Zara Home has launched a new capsule collection developed in collaboration with Berlin-based floral design studio Studio Mary Lennox. The collection explores the relationship between flowers, art, design and architecture, drawing inspiration from the studio’s creative workspace and floral practices.
The range features functional yet sculptural objects designed to bring professional floristry techniques into everyday spaces. Products include containers with integrated grids, pedestals, watering cans, pins, kenzans and other gardening and floral-arranging tools. Materials include cast brass, brushed stainless steel, porcelain, onyx, copper and zinc, with design references to early 20th-century floristry studios.
Founded in 2003 and headquartered in A Coruña, Zara Home operates in around 60 countries and is part of the Inditex Group. In the 2025 financial year, Zara Home, Zara and Lefties generated combined turnover of €28.051 billion, while Inditex reported total turnover of €39.864 billion, up 3.2% year on year.
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