The French fashion house Louis Vuitton is expanding its lifestyle vision with a comprehensive home collection presented as part of the Milan design week.
The Home Collection is introducing a new chapter in the history of the French luxury brand and “a comprehensive world in the sign of art of living”, said Louis Vuitton on Tuesday. The collection comprises five product categories: furniture and lights, decoration – including objects and textiles -, table culture, game objects and objects nomades, as part of which are invited to design, experimental and at the same time functional furniture and design objects.
According to the fashion house, the introduction to the Home & Furniture segment is in direct tradition of historical creations that combine creativity and functionality. These include, for example, the Bed Trunk from 1885, the Stokowski Secretary Desk-Trunk from 1930 in the Monogram Canvas, the Library Trunk-a connection of furniture and luggage-as well as the first-person Nomades collection presented in 2012.
The extensive home collection will be shown in the neoclassical Palazzo Serbelloni in Milan as part of the design week until April 13th. At the same time, it can be seen in the newly renovated flagship store of the brand in Via Montenapoleone, the entire second floor of which is dedicated to the topic of design.
At the start of the collection, Louis Vuitton recognizes the Italian graphic artist Fortunato Depero with futuristic textile and table design as well as the French architect and designer Charlotte Perriand, whose archive work inspired new textile interpretations.
At the center of the Home Collection is the Louis Vuitton Signature collection- a new furniture and lighting program that embodies a contemporary aesthetics and “a pronounced sense of design and creativity”. The collection includes modular sofas and armchairs, sideboards and tables.
For the collection, the French luxury house worked with several renowned designers: inside – including the French designer Patrick Jouin, who designed an armchair, embedded in a leather -covered shell with zipper and decorated with a golden planned lock, which is reminiscent of the brand’s iconic luggage. Cristián Mohaded accentuated his designs subtly with typical Louis Vuitton codes-through characteristic seams, graphic elements or details from chest makers. The Italian designer Patricia Urquiola presented a comfortable, softly curved armchair and various decorative objects. A new leather lamp from the Biagetti studio also belongs to the collection.
Further highlights of the Home Collection can be found in the “Exceptional Gaming” category-including a flipper machine, inspired by the world of Men’s Creative Director Pharell Williams and his autumn/winter show 2025, as well as a game table for lovers: inside of chess or mahjong. The Brazilian design studio Estúdio Campana also reinterprets table football in a surrealistic way – inspired by the underwater world.
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