Chloë Sevigny is the star of Zara Home's FW21 campaign

Pouring rain. Chloë Sevigny enters her huge mansion, climbs the stairs and goes to bed. Another day begins and in the fog-shrouded villa the woman wanders alone. She sits at the breakfast table, while the curtains of the large windows move in the wind; she relaxes on the sofa; she bathes in a cloud of bubbles; she puts on lipstick; she rolls on the living room carpet. All while practicing lines from her script. 

It's The Last Line, a short film written and directed by art director Fabien Baron that introduces the new Zara Home collection.

The other star beside the coolest of American actresses is the beautiful Casa de Serralves, a masterpiece by architect José Marques da Silva located in Porto, Portugal, and decorated with Zara Home's fall-winter 2021 items. Elegant, minimalist, the new items have raw looks and textures, neutral and earthy nuances, perfect for adapting to different environments and styles: from a rough stone pitcher to white or multicolor ceramic plates, from linens in shades of gray to the round mirror, from crystal glasses to the Scandinavian-style armchair, ending with mushroom-shaped lamps and vases.  

The new line of vases, table lamps and other furniture pieces is available on Zara Home's website and at the brand's stores.