Designed by Margo Selby

Designs with distinction

Uplift your space with our ‘Designed by Margo Selby’ collection, continuing our historic relationship with the award-winning British artist and textile designer. Renowned for weaving vibrant colour and unique geometric patterns, Margo Selby’s work has been brightening homes for decades. Whether you’re a maximalist or just want a dose of dopamine, this collection is pure impact.

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Meet Margo Selby

Our AW25 collection has been designed exclusively by Margo Selby for Habitat. Each piece in this collection oozes Margo's signature use of colour and pattern, alongside her family’s textile heritage. Margo has named her signature prints after her grandparents: the Buster print honours her grandpa who worked as a pattern cutter on Saville Row. And the Janie print, which is named after her grannie who taught her how to sew.

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Behind the scenes

Margo Selby is for those who don't want to play it safe. From the first sketch to the final stitch, step inside the creative world of textile artist Margo Selby where every piece in the collection is shaped by a thoughtful, hands-on process that celebrates creativity and craft. The collection is all about unleashing your true playful side, having fun in décor and being yourself.

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Lighting that unleashes your playful side

The art of playful

Lighting plays a vital role in shaping atmosphere, and in this collection, it’s designed to do more than illuminate. The lighting is crafted to complement interiors while standing out on its own. It’s where design meets ambience, creating light that feels as intentional as the space it lives in.

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Transform your home

Margo Selby throw draped over wicker chair in purble and blue room.

Bring a joyful spark to your space

From cosy bedding to soft-to-touch towels, this collection is designed to do more than brighten a room, it brings character, colour, and a sense of intention to every space it inhabits. It’s where design meets mood, creating pieces that feel as considered as the spaces they’re part of.