Home is our sanctuary, in these times more than ever. We are spending significantly more time in this space we call our own, and there is no better instance to make our homes cosier.

Celebrating a Decade of Inspired Homeware

Hermès Home enters its tenth year of inception. Year after year, the House never fails to impress with its tasteful creations harking back to its origins in saddle and harness-making, designed to enhance your most personal space. For 2020 - 2021, the Home collection celebrates durability born from movement – whether it is the tools that shape contours of a chair and table, or materials that balance textures, inject flow or enhance fluidity. Here are some of our picks.

Hippodrome d’Hermès

This coffee table is a statement piece by French design duo Normal Studio, that would take centre stage in any room. The rectangular oak tabletop is accompanied by aircraft wing edges and an oval lower shelf enclosed in smoothed, glossy bridle leather.

Les Trotteuses d’Hermès

This trio of side tables with porcelain tops fastened by bridle-leather straps, come in three different heights and diameters, and feature colourful motifs and a solid oak base that folds in and out with ease. These portable pieces fit easily into any room and stand out individually, as a pair, or altogether. More top designs will be added every year to this collection, starting with Paper Block, Panier and H infini.

Cordélie

Embroidered painstakingly by hand using an uncommon technique, the Tremplin, H Vibration and Escalator rugs showcase compositions designed by Gianpaolo Pagni and Studio Hermès. The designs are traced out by a slender cotton cord to mimic pencil drawings against a robust linen backdrop.

Théorème H Casaque

Color and geometry merge in harmony in these square boxes made from solid cassia, mahogany and sapodilla wood, with “full‑leather” lids in leather marquetry featuring patterns inspired by the designs on jockey silks.

Paying Homage to Nature: the Passifolia Tableware Collection

We start our days, break for meals and end our days at the dining table. The dining experience forms an important part of the everyday. Even before we taste the flavours, our eyes feast at the sight. This summer, Hermès wants to fill your vision with the refined beauty of unbridled nature as you dine, with its latest tableware collection Passifolia.

Boundaries of nature are freed in the 30-piece collection, forming enchanting landscapes that unfurl across each piece of exquisite tableware. Some pieces feature a single palm frond, while others house sprawling collages of exotic plants. Each piece is encircled by a hand painted halo of gold representing the sun, a source of life for all of Nature.

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