Autumn Winter 2026 Collection
Presenting ‘Confluence’: a collection inspired by maps, waterways, flowers. This seson is built on exchange.
Port and Town of Malaka (modern day Malaysia) depicted in engraved illustration, circa 1820.
Confluence is a concept that celebrates the way cultures flow together over time.This exchange, borne over water, sees landscapes bloom, cultures enriched, and new ideologies of expression take flight.
What happens when one place finds its way into another?
Perhaps it arrives by water. In the shape of a flower carried across the sea. A pattern remembered from a distant shore. A recipe shared around a new table. A roofline borrowed, reimagined, and made at home. Little things travel. And when they do, they change.
Confluence begins with this idea: that the places we encounter leave traces behind, and over time, those traces become part of somewhere new. For Autumn Winter, that journey begins with water.
Long before borders, the Bay of Bengal and the Straits of Malacca connected India and South East Asia. Boats moved between shores carrying people, craft, stories, motifs and ideas. What left one harbour did not always return quite the same.
original print sketches and motifs from our ‘Waterways’ hero print
Living Blueprint
AEvery home begins with a plan. Lines drawn, spaces mapped, corners carefully considered. But once a home is lived in, something else begins to take shape. The home grows beyond the plan. Living Blueprint borrows the language of architectural drawing — dotted set-out lines, plan views, stitched markings, small technical annotations — and then lets nature grow straight through it. Butterflies, birds, seed heads and little flames of orange leaf find their way through it.
We like what the two halves say together. Plans suggest memory, intention, lived space. The botanicals suggest what actually becomes of a plan once people move in and live inside it.
A space may begin with a plan, but living gives it a life of its own. Objects move, memories gather, and slowly, the things we bring into it make a house our own.
Printed on a luxurious linen-blend ground, the illustration has the warmth of a page from a well-loved sketchbook, where careful lines meet the spontaneity of the hand. It sets the tone for the first edit on chairs, cushions, and bedding, bringing the blueprint from page into home.
Blueprint is a study in structure and growth, where life finds its way beyond the lines.
Living Blueprint Upholstery with Shifted Hexafloral Grid Cushions & Fabric.
Chrysanthemum Riverfront
AMemories mapped through flowers, with a waterscape filling and connecting the spaces. Imagine a riverside landscape held somewhere between memory and imagination.
Mountain houses rise above still water as boatmen, traders and fishing nets bring the scene quietly to life. Chrysanthemums, the flower of autumn across much of Asia, bloom at an almost fantastical scale, rising alongside the mountains and turning the landscape into something dreamlike.
A smoky mauve ground is punctuated by teal figures at the water’s edge and a solitary red sail, creating a palette that feels unexpected yet deeply atmospheric.
A landscape toile, rich with stories, made to be discovered slowly. Waterscape is an homage to chinoiserie tradition of print design, borne out of the confluence of east and west.
Room to Breathe
ATwo prints this rich need a little breathing room around them. The shifted Hexafloral Grid, with its terracotta lattice and soft floral fill, and Brushstroke Grid prints bring a natural rhythm to the collection. They carry the colors through the room, creating a sense of ease while letting the more expressive prints tell their stories, in a supporting role.
Mosaic Dots and Duotone Blocks bring the same palette into weaves and bedding, adding another layer to the landscape.
The first mark of a story to unfold
AEvery Freedom Tree collection on paper long before it reaches cloth.
For Confluence, it began with a question our studio kept circling back to: what if the world's waterways were not trade routes but pathways connecting human dreams?
From there, the idea travelled through archives, travel notes and sketches, slowly becoming a landscape of its own. Coastlines were imagined, places were drawn that never existed, and then came the question of what might grow there.
The use of a new linen-blend ground to print on, was part of the story from the beginning. It gives the collection the feeling of something made by hand, rather than simply printed. Brush marks remain visible. Outlines wander. Lines meet imperfectly. These little details are the signs of the maker, and we chose to leave them just as they are.
Our Confluence collection will unfold over the next few weeks, across home, clothing and furniture. Follow along for updates on Instagram @freedomtreehome
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Confluence. Autumn Winter 2026.
Hand weaving the rug in punja technique.
A Promise to the Planet
Freedom Tree Spring-Summer 2026
The collection seeks to recreate the feeling of being awed by the vastness of the outdoors and knowing how small we are. The stillness, the layers unfolding with the sky reflected in the glacial waters. The monumentality of the sky as the eye stretches towards the horizon.
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Responsible design with re-cycled cotton yarns.
The First Mark
Designer’s Creation Story
Our Spring Summer Collection features textural details that reveal themselves in rich and intimate ways. Responsible Design weaves, made from recycled cotton yarns, We explore how designers start to create a new collection. Our process encourages the imagination to fly while being rooted in the practical - design for relaxed homes and our cultural context.Take a behind the scenes look at how we build a collection, photograph it, and bring it into your spaces and homes.
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