This season, we asked collaborators across many disciplines to interpret and respond to Conjuring Color’s bold palette of blues, pinks, and yellows. The resulting collection brims with originality, highlighting each contributor’s unique perspective while presenting an exciting peek at what contemporary design looks like around the world.

You’ll find hand-crafted home goods, one-of-a-kind works of art, and more in this winter’s Heath Home lineup. We’re thrilled to share this unique range of products with you—and to see how they inspire you as you’re designing your own space. Meet some of the makers behind the collection below, and check out the full lineup here.
Kieran Kinsella | Hudson Valley, NY
Kieran Kinsella—a new face for Heath fans—is a self-taught woodworker with a background in sculpture and furniture-making. For his first Heath Home collection, Kieran created a selection of stools and side tables hand-carved from wood he salvaged within a mile of his home. He notes that each tree’s history—”how long it lived; whether it grew on a hill or in a field; which years were rainy”—lives on in each finished piece.
Six-Sided Facet Pedestal Stump in Cherry by Kieran Kinsella; Throw pillow by Soil to Studio; Throw by Røros Tweed | Photo: Aysia Stieb
Six-Sided Facet Pedestal Stump in Cherry by Kieran Kinsella | Photo: Derek Yarra
Five-Leaf Clover Pedestal Stump in Walnut by Kieran Kinsella | Photo: Derek Yarra
Roly Poly Pedestal Stump in Cherry by Kieran Kinsella | Photo: Derek Yarra}
Bill Rebholz | Los Angeles, CA
LA-based illustrator, muralist, and sign painter Bill Rebholz is back with a new series of paintings that exemplify his bold, bricolage-inspired style—and complement the season’s vivacious palette beautifully. Bill drew inspiration from the hustle and bustle of a local flower stand: “these pieces examine the things we concern ourselves with—for example, the energy and attention put into something as simple and fleeting as cut flowers—through petals and people.”
Painting #1 by Bill Rebholz, Heath Clay Studio Tall Neck Vase | Photo: Aysia Stieb
Cedric Mitchell | Los Angeles, CA
Drawing upon influences as diverse as graffiti, mid-century modern design, and the Memphis Group, LA-based glass artist Cedric Mitchell has become a beloved fixture of the Heath Home lineup. This season, he’s sharing his one-of-a-kind flair for color—seeking to contrast “the soft, muted tones of winter with a sense of warmth”—with a new series of hand-blown bowls, cups, and pitchers in layered glazes.
Solid color glassworks by Cedric Mitchell; Striped glassworks by Akua Objects | Photo: Aysia Stieb
All Roads | Yucca Valley, CA
The creative kinship at the heart of All Roads—between welder Robert Dougherty and weaver Janelle Pietrzak—never fails to produce objects of rare beauty and integrity. This season, they’ve created a series of hand-woven table linens that add fresh depth (“as usual, we amped it up with super saturated colors”) to the collection. Earthier shades—”brown feels exciting paired with any color”—ground the All Roads lineup this season.
Placemats by All Roads; Napkins by Cathy Callahan; Tablecloth by Soil to Studio | Photo: Aysia Stieb
Be sure to explore the full Winter 2024 collection of home goods, accessories, and more, right here.

Special Thanks to Our Partners
Madre (Portland, OR)
Johanna Gullichsen (Helsinki, Finland)
Soil to Studio (Brooklyn, NY)
R&D.LAB (Milan, Italy)
Røros Tweed (Røros, Norway)
House Industries (Wilmington, DE)
Skinny LaMinx (Capetown, South Africa)
Kaymet (London, England)
Madda Studio (Oaxaca, Mexico)
All Roads (Yucca Valley, CA)
Studiopatró (San Francisco, CA)
Studio Prepa (Nagano, Japan)
Cathy Callahan (Los Angeles, CA)
Julia Turner (San Francisco, CA)
Bill Rebholz (Los Angeles, CA)
Cedric Mitchell (Los Angeles, CA)
Akua Objects (Copenhagen, Denmark)
Kieran Kinsella (Hudson Valley, NY)