British illustrator and mixed-media artist, Quentin Jones studied philosophy at Cambridge before enrolling on an illustration course at Central Saint Martins and working with fashion brands including Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Victoria Beckham. 

Her Habitat collection arrives online and in stores today, and is a collection of artworks re-imagined across textiles for the home. 

She says of the collaboration: “My artworks are often very layered with a mix of photography, painting and moving image - it doesn’t translate obviously in to interior pieces. But I have a strong sense for how I like my home’s interiors to be, which sits as the under-pinning to lots of my work that hangs on the walls. I love simple monochromatic, and primary palettes that echo the Bauhaus and Constructivism. I am drawn to bold graphic shapes, with minimal fuss which might be from having grown up in the house of two architect parents, who were keen minimalists”.

Here are our favourite pieces…

Opening image: Quentin Jones with her Quentin Jones for Habitat collection

Product imagery: courtesy of Habitat