Louis Vuitton unveiled its new "Louis Vuitton Home Collection" at the elegant Palazzo Serbelloni during Milan Design Week.
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The historic, neoclassical Milan palace became the backdrop for a new Art de Vivre experience during Design Week, blending historic architecture and contemporary spirit with design, savoir-faire, and innovation. The event showcased the new "Home Collection" alongside the Maison's signature trunks and modern-day icon, the "Objet Nomade," showcasing Louis Vuitton's growing presence in the design world.
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Since its launch in 2012, the Objets Nomade has symbolized Louis Vuitton's creative boldness in the field of design. Each limited-edition piece is crafted by Louis Vuitton's skilled artisans, celebrating renowned artists and contemporary design talents such as India Mahdavi, Patricia Urquiola, and Estudio Campana.
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And in 2025, Louis Vuitton will enter a new chapter with the launch of the Home Collection. Continuing its exploration of the worlds of design and home décor, this will be the first category dedicated to Art de Vivre (a rich lifestyle).
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The Louis Vuitton Home Collection, along with Objets Nomade, will present new furniture and lighting on an unprecedented scale, as well as home décor, home textiles, tableware, and unique games. To celebrate the launch of this stunning collection, the Maison has put the spotlight on two designers: Fortunato Depero, a futurist artist whose graphic world inspires textiles and tableware; and Charlotte Perriand, who will be presenting her first textile collection.
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As a cornerstone of a new Art de Vivre, the Louis Vuitton Signature collection offers a fresh interpretation of the Maison's iconic codes through creations by Patrick Jouin and Christian Mohaded. These pieces feature leather, precious woods, marquetry and details that incorporate the savoir-faire of Louis Vuitton leather goods. Each piece combines beauty and functionality, imbuing it with a contemporary, warm aesthetic.
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In addition to these collections, the store also offers home décor items by Patricia Urquiola, Jaime Hayon, Atelier Biagetti, and Studio Louis Vuitton. There are also unique games (including a Pharrell Williams-inspired pinball machine and a surreal foosball game by Humberto Campana), as well as a wide selection of textiles and rugs.
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Tableware celebrates diverse shapes and inspirations, with jet-black pieces from Japanese design studio nendo, shimmering Limoges porcelain with Monogram motifs, and vibrant, exotic pieces from the "Jungle" collection, created in collaboration with Laboratorio Paravicini.
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For inquiries:
Louis Vuitton Client Service
TEL 0120-00-1854
©LOUIS VUITTONThe historic, neoclassical Milan palace became the backdrop for a new Art de Vivre experience during Design Week, blending historic architecture and contemporary spirit with design, savoir-faire, and innovation. The event showcased the new "Home Collection" alongside the Maison's signature trunks and modern-day icon, the "Objet Nomade," showcasing Louis Vuitton's growing presence in the design world.
©LOUIS VUITTONSince its launch in 2012, the Objets Nomade has symbolized Louis Vuitton's creative boldness in the field of design. Each limited-edition piece is crafted by Louis Vuitton's skilled artisans, celebrating renowned artists and contemporary design talents such as India Mahdavi, Patricia Urquiola, and Estudio Campana.
©LOUIS VUITTONAnd in 2025, Louis Vuitton will enter a new chapter with the launch of the Home Collection. Continuing its exploration of the worlds of design and home décor, this will be the first category dedicated to Art de Vivre (a rich lifestyle).
©LOUIS VUITTONThe Louis Vuitton Home Collection, along with Objets Nomade, will present new furniture and lighting on an unprecedented scale, as well as home décor, home textiles, tableware, and unique games. To celebrate the launch of this stunning collection, the Maison has put the spotlight on two designers: Fortunato Depero, a futurist artist whose graphic world inspires textiles and tableware; and Charlotte Perriand, who will be presenting her first textile collection.
©LOUIS VUITTONAs a cornerstone of a new Art de Vivre, the Louis Vuitton Signature collection offers a fresh interpretation of the Maison's iconic codes through creations by Patrick Jouin and Christian Mohaded. These pieces feature leather, precious woods, marquetry and details that incorporate the savoir-faire of Louis Vuitton leather goods. Each piece combines beauty and functionality, imbuing it with a contemporary, warm aesthetic.
©LOUIS VUITTONIn addition to these collections, the store also offers home décor items by Patricia Urquiola, Jaime Hayon, Atelier Biagetti, and Studio Louis Vuitton. There are also unique games (including a Pharrell Williams-inspired pinball machine and a surreal foosball game by Humberto Campana), as well as a wide selection of textiles and rugs.
©LOUIS VUITTONTableware celebrates diverse shapes and inspirations, with jet-black pieces from Japanese design studio nendo, shimmering Limoges porcelain with Monogram motifs, and vibrant, exotic pieces from the "Jungle" collection, created in collaboration with Laboratorio Paravicini.
©LOUIS VUITTONFor inquiries:
Louis Vuitton Client Service
TEL 0120-00-1854
