'Oh Happy Day' — The Bella Freud x M&S Homewares Collaboration Has Landed, and Prices Start From Just £10

Items are selling out as we speak...

Bella Freud x M&S collection
(Image credit: Bella Freud x M&S)

Oh, happy day, indeed — the latest Bella Freud x Marks & Spencer collaboration has dropped, and this time, it includes a number of homewares by the cult British designer, with prices starting at just £10.

With slogan plates and pillows a popular design trend this season, it feels particularly fitting to see the designer's signature catchphrases gracing the likes of ceramic plates, throw blankets, glassware, and home fragrances. But, of course, the wider collection also includes her signature jumpers and some seriously comfy-looking pajamas, as well as a toiletries bag, silk eye mask, and cashmere socks (which we're happily classifying as 'homewares').

The last collaboration from the designer reportedly sold out in just two hours, and there are already some pieces that have gone, so, you know what to do. To shortcut your search, here are the still-in-stock styles I'd recommend adding straight to your shopping cart.

Missed out on this collection, or just looking for something else? M&S has been hitting top marks lately, just look at these designer-looking lamps it recently released.

Emma Breislin
Interiors Editor

Emma is the Interiors Editor at Livingetc. She formerly worked on Homes To Love, writing about all things design for some of Australia’s top interior publications, including Australian House & Garden and Belle. Before that, she produced content for CULTIVER, where she found an appreciation for filling your home with high-quality, beautiful things. At Livingetc, Emma explores the big design questions — from styling to colors, interior trends, and home tours. She’s travelled to Copenhagen for 3daysofdesign, to Paris for Déco Off and Maison&Objet, and has attended design events in London, including WOW!house and Clerkenwell Design Week. Outside of work, you’ll find her elbow-deep at an antique store, moving her sofa for the 70th time, or mentally renovating every room she walks into.