British clothing designer Margaret Howell renew their seasonal offering with a tasteful selection of lifestyle home goods. The store’s expansive Home Product range considers everything from kitchen ceramics and stoneware to twentieth century post-war vintage designs, European mohair and lambswool blankets, modern lighting and furniture. Of the latter, these butterfly and stacking chairs remain contemporary classics in their chic, functional simplicity.

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UK brand MHL. and Japanese web publication HOUYHNHNM have partnered to showcase the latest looks for Spring/Summer 2012 from British designer Margaret Howell. Shot on location at the Japan Lutheran College by Kiyotaka Hatanaka, images showcase durable and useful pieces that captures the breathable nature of clothing that the warmer months allow. Expect to see the collaboration between MHL. and HOUYHNHNM at select retailers worldwide.

British label Margaret Howell has showcased some polished new looks as part of its 2012 fall/winter preview which reveals items that seem appropriate considering their previous design efforts. Crafting well-tailored outerwear and trousers and adding dashes of color, a wearer of the Margaret Howell label looks like a polished gentleman that might be daring enough to take a swing at you at the bar. With several different lengths and fabrics employed, the line is a diversified achievement.

Simple, understated British label Margaret Howell’s new stylebook is filled with looks that stay true to its aesthetic, with visuals set a bevy of warm, androgynous looks against a cold industrial background. The book shows relatively muted, conservative colors amongst sweaters, sweatshirts, pants and jackets – all pieces that could potentially be worn by men or women. It also throws in socks and gloves with the MHL logo for good measure.

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Although we’ve come to associate the name Margaret Howell with clothing, this new venture sees the brand enter the realm of furniture design. Featured above are several pieces from a collaboration effort with UK furniture company ercol as the brand takes inspiration from the 1950s for a set of chairs, tables and accompanying loveseat. The collection of course is now available through Margaret Howell Japan.

Margaret Howell
Shennan Shennan Avenue 1st Floor
1-13-18 Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Park
Japan
Tel: 03-5459-3723

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New from Porter comes one of their staple items – the classic and supremely versatile canvas backpack – done up in an elegant new mix of colors and materials by Margaret Howell. Choosing to keep it simple, Howell elected to use a taupe canvas throughout the bag, highlighting it only with a buttery-soft leather bottom cap and blacked-out hardware. Complete with a subtle logo tag, the accessory is about as understated and grown-up as a backpack can get. Available now at I.T.

I.T Kingston
Basement
2 Kingston St.
Causeway Bay
Hong Kong

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Having seen a snippet of this season back in January, British label Margaret Howell now offers us a full view of the Fall/Winter 2011 collection via ad campaign photographs. Shot by photographer Alasdair McLellan, the campaign features appearances by Dree Hemmingway & Roch Barbot, with styling from Kate Phelan. Take a look at Fall/Winter 2011 above.

British designer Margaret Howell has been utilizing her philosophy of good design being “about living with thoughtful style” to craft elegant menswear since 1972. A huge fan of heritage materials including Harris Tweed and Irish linen, Howell’s collections always display refined, well-tailored and elegant clothing that lack the “stuffy” aesthetic more traditional British lines can lean towards. New for Spring/Summer 2012 comes a collection ripe with lightweight knitwear, easy-to-wear summer blazers, fitted shorts, button-downs in muted pastels and thin, double-breasted trenches ideal for those sporadic warm-weather thunderstorms.

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Margaret Howell and Porter reconvene once again as they showcase their upcoming efforts slated for a Fall/Winter 2011 release. The bags embody the simplicity of design that has come to represent the English designer as she aims to add a degree of timelessness with this offering. Three colors are available now at B Yoshida Jirushi.

Throughout the design language of British designer Margaret Howell flows a peaceful and cohesive simplicity which embodies purposeful design with a distinct timeless nature. Beyond her fashion, The NY Times‘s Profile in Style looked into some of Howell’s own approaches to interior design which carry over from her personal design aesthetic. Her store and her home both maintain a simplicity that resonates throughout both fashion and lifestyle.

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