H&M Home Teams Up With Palm Heights on a ’70s Resort-Inspired Collection

Routine resort-goers know the Cayman Islands’ Seven Mile Beach well—they flock to its white sands, turquoise water, and luxurious coastal amenities for stress-free vacations. Among the hotel-speckled coastline, Palm Heights stands out for being the first of its kind on the strip—an all-suite boutique hotel with splashy, ’70s-derived interiors that quickly became a fixture for coastal creatives when it reopened in 2019. The visionary behind its distinct style? Creative director Gabriella Khalil, also known for her wide breadth of interiors work, including projects in New York’s WSA building, SoHo darling Happier Grocery, as well as global hospitality projects.

Kravaev-Söderberg and Khalil.

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On June 12, H&M Home and Khalil are bringing the property’s signature vacation vibe to your own space, with a resort-inspired line that draws from the palette and prints of Palm Heights—its bright yellows, white sands, cabana stripes, and retro style. While the Swedish powerhouse already offers an impressive decor inventory, this melding of the minds invites a new POV to their Scandi sensibilities.

“Our philosophy is to create interior objects that stand the test of time in terms of design while also respecting quality and price, so that interior enthusiasts can decorate their homes in a personal and contemporary way,” says Evelina Kravaev-Söderberg, head of design and creative at H&M Home. “A collaboration like this allows us to tap into a unique world and invite our customers to access the beauty and escapism of Palm Heights.”

The 23-piece collection features robes, towels, pool cushions, even a retro sun fan that incorporates the signature design and glamorous spirit of the hotel. “We call the ’70s the glory days of the Caribbean—moments from that time and the architecture of the building lent itself to that era. We wanted to hone in on it,” Khalil said. “Photography by Slim Aarons and imagery of Grace Jones have been a consistent visual reference.”

The reversible stripe throw pillows in the collection’s characteristic yellow and brown.

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The Palm Heights–embossed cabana towel, pictured here with the backgammon set.

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Striped cotton robes in bright yellow and deep brown mix with striped towels with checkered trims in the same palette, gesturing to the umbrellas that line the beachfront property. Design-forward objects also appear in the collection like teak sandstone ceramics and wooden candleholders. The sun fan is rattan with a bold black handle, which, Khalil says, “captures the playfulness and elegance of the collection as well as the spirit of summer vacations.” A reed diffuser and candle manifest the scent of the Caribbean coastline—tonka santal with sun-ripe plum, cedarwood, and tobacco.

The sandstone candleholders, as well as the sandstone bowls in both large and small.

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With play and relaxation top of mind, the collection also features a checkered Ping-Pong set and backgammon set for bringing summer playfulness to the home. “I hope people feel the beginning of summer; there’s joyfulness, sunshine, and elegant simplicity,” Khalil says.

Ultimately, Kravaev-Söderberg’s goal is to make the magic of the islands accessible to all. “Our idea is to give more people the opportunity to feel the magic of these incredible places—to allow them to travel without leaving home,” she says. With the collection’s most expensive item clocking in at $140, you can thank H&M Home for saving your wallet a trip to the Caymans. The collection will be available for purchase on June 12. Prices start at $25 and range to $140.

Palm Heights yellow cushions, H&M glasses, and the collection’s sun fan.

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The orange glass and pitcher collection, pictured with the handmade straw basket.

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