If you thought Ancient Greece and the Roaring Twenties belonged in separate eras, West Elm’s latest collaboration with Pierce & Ward is here to prove you wrong, barring wall-mounted weaponry—of course. Designer duo Emily Ward and Louisa Pierce effortlessly combine subtle Greek notes of geometric borders and classical curved forms with rich, moody hues and lacquered finishes that nod back to Art Deco in a standout collection for your home.
Much like their inaugural collection, the new drop promises to bring the designers' unmistakable style through layered patterns, luxe textures, and nature-inspired hues. The latest collaboration expands on the original product range, encapsulating furniture, rugs, lighting, bedding, tabletop decor, bath, and more. “Our goal has always been to create spaces that feel emotional and real,” says Pierce. “This collection is about helping people trust their instincts and make bolder design choices in their homes.”
The aesthetics in this collection should come as no surprise for anyone who follows the designer duo, as they specialize in all things vintage, blending the seemingly old with new.
“Some of these [pieces] feel a lot bolder than the first season. They are still referencing classic design and pattern, so if something feels like it’s been around forever, it’s not going to feel trendy,” adds Pierce and Ward. “We wanted to bring more of the folk art movement into this collection—like tramp art elements and pieces with a more handcrafted, folky feel.”
The influence of tramp art runs throughout the collection, highlighted in the curved legs of the Verdigris Candelabra, the beveled edges of the elegant Wave Bar Cabinet, the delicate slopes of the Delroy Wall mirror, and, of course, in the woven pattern of the Tramp Art Decorative Boxes.
You can shop the collection now on the West Elm website, and it is available for in-person musing at select store locations.



















