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Sheena Khemaney

Contributing Editor, Style by SCMP and Post magazine


Missoni Home

This year marks the second collaboration between Missoni Home and Italian outdoor furniture company Roda – the design powerhouses reworked some of Roda’s most sought-after collections. For instance, this snazzy director’s chair, which hails from the Orson line, features Missoni’s signature zigzag-stripes in blazing hues of brown, orange, beige and white.
Longchamp

French designer and cabinetmaker Pierre Renart has been appointed by Longchamp to help create two original pieces of furniture: a Wave walnut and leather bench, and a set of eight Ruban chairs. The creations effortlessly combine Renart’s elegant curves with the vibrant colours associated with Longchamp’s equestrian heritage. Both styles are crafted from American walnut and upholstered in cowhide leather.
Louis Vuitton Home

The French fashion house is piling into interiors and lifestyle. Louis Vuitton recently introduced its Home Collection, comprising five product categories: Objets Nomades, Signature (furniture and lighting), Decoration (objects and textiles), Tableware and Gaming. Highlights include the Kaleidoscope cabinet, porcelain dishes adorned with artistic interpretations of the maison’s monogram flower motif, and a pinball machine – that’s right – inspired by the world of Pharrell Williams, Louis Vuitton’s creative director of menswear since 2023.
Fendi Casa

There was no shortage of stand-out offerings at Fendi Casa. The brand’s latest collection includes the Later sofa, a masterpiece that references the rigid architecture of Fendi’s Rome headquarters, and the sculptural Twist chair, which features a wooden structure and leather armrests that echo the swirl of a ribbon. The pieces were designed by Ceriani Szostak and Stefano Gallizioli respectively.
Loro Piana Interiors

Dimoremilano – the architectural and design studio founded by Britt Moran and Emiliano Salci – and Loro Piana Interiors joined forces to produce an immersive installation of new furniture and reimagined classics upholstered in the label’s sumptuous fabrics. Bring a touch of understated elegance into your home with these velvet Trivero chairs.
Armani Casa

The Asian-inspired collection, Oriental Inks, coincides with the 25th anniversary of Armani Casa’s founding. The beautifully executed series features auspicious motifs and embellishments including sequins, metallic silk thread and glass beads. We’re particularly fond of the Amedeo bed and the Virtù cabinet, which has a handle that resembles a Japanese sword or katana.
Hermès

Wondering how to add a little whimsy to your tabletop? Hermès En Contrepoint, the maison’s 33-piece kaolin white porcelain dinner service, should do the trick. The collection’s pieces – plates, bowls and soup spoons – are encircled with colourful geometric motifs hand drawn and painted by Irish artist Nigel Peake.
SAINT LAURENT

Saint Laurent and creative director Anthony Vaccarello have reissued four previously unseen furniture pieces by the late French architect and designer Charlotte Perriand, with each design available on a made-to-order basis. Among them are Perriand’s spectacular Rio de Janeiro bookcase (1962) and a sofa that she produced for the Japanese ambassador’s residence in Paris (1967).
SWAROVSKI

Celebrating its 130th anniversary this year, Swarovski has collaborated with Rosenthal on a range of tableware and home decor items inspired by nature’s beauty. Titled Idyllia, the collection consists of crystal figurines, afternoon tea sets, and other essentials like trinket dishes and trays. We’re fans of the geometric crystal borders in yellow, pink and green hues.
DOLCE & GABBANA CASA

Looking for ways to elevate your bedroom? Dolce & Gabbana Casa recently unveiled its first collection of bedlinen with a bold aesthetic that may even help you sleep better. Choose from maximalist prints such as the Carretto Siciliano, Zebra and Leopardo.


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Fendi Casa. Photo: Handout

Stripey distinction from Missoni and Roda. Photo: Handout

Ruban chairs by Pierre Renart for Longchamp. Photo: Handout

The stunning Kaleidoscope cabinet from Louis Vuitton Home Collection. Photo: Handout

 Fendi Casa’s artistic take on the modern sideboard. Photo: Handout

 Sumptuous velvet is used on the Trivero chairs from Loro Piana and Dimoremilano. Photo: Handout

The Oriental Inks collection by Armani Casa includes this lavish Amedeo bed. Photo: Handout

Hermès En Contrepoint dinner service. Photo: Handout

Saint Laurent have released four pieces designed by the late Charlotte Perriand, including this sofa created for the Japanese ambassador in Paris. Photo: Handout 

A beautiful piece from the Idyllia range by Swarovski x Rosenthal. Photo: Handout 

Bring all things bright and beautiful to your bedroom, with the Dolce & Gabbana Casa Carretto Siciliana range. Photo: Handout

An insider’s guide to shopping in Milan: Fornasetti’s bestselling Lina Cavalieri objects, Massimo Alba’s classic menswear, and mother-of-pearl pieces by Lorenzi Milano

An insider’s guide to shopping in Milan – from Fornasetti (pictured), to Massimo Alba and Lorenzi Milano. Photo: Handout

A Fornasetti wall plate featuring a likeness of Lina Cavalieri. Photo: Handout

Lorenzi Milano’s boutique in Milan. Photo: Handout

Massimo Alba menswear. Photo: Handout

When it comes to coloured gemstones, pink is the way to go: from diamonds to sapphires, luxury maisons like Dior and Louis Vuitton are capitalising on the ‘divas’ of the jewellery world

The Fortune Pink – an exceptionally rare 18.18-carat gemstone – sold to a private Asian collector for US$28.8 million at Christie’s Geneva in November 2022. Photo: AFP

An internally flawless pink diamond ring at Christie’s Hong Kong. Photo: Handout

This pink diamond ring is estimated to sell for HK$3.9 million to HK$5 million at Bonhams Hong Kong’s Jewels and Jadeite sale on May 22. Photo: Handout

An intricate necklace from the Diorama Fruits des Bois set. Photo: Piotr Stoklosa

Louis Vuitton’s Splendeur pendant, from the maison’s Awakened Hands, Awakened Minds collection. Photo: Handout

How to make your home bloom, plus 5 tips for the perfect floral display: from choosing seasonal blossoms and the best vase, to creating stunning arrangements and ensuring sustainability

Bunches of beautiful  blooms such as these from Flowerbx bring instant colour and a sense of freshness to your home. Photo: Handout 

The Violette arrangement from Libertine Flowers at Lane Crawford. Photo: Handout

A striking display of phalaenopsis (moth orchids) and snake grass by Armani Fiori. Photo: Handout

An arrangement by Pretend Plants & Flowers in Los Angeles brings the room alive. Photo: Handout 

Autumnal arrangement from Hong Kong-based Blooms & Blossoms. Photo: Handout

 Nuit Blanche by Libertine Flowers. Photo: Handout

This Flowerbx arrangement, using repeated single stems, makes for an artistic look. Photo: Handout

Top of the pots! Improve your kitchen wizardry with the right cookware: keen cooks Stanley Tucci and Gwyneth Paltrow like GreenPan, while traditionalists swear by old faves Le Creuset and Zwilling

Popular with Gen Z consumers, GreenPan has collaborated with celebrities including Stanley Tucci and Gwyneth Paltrow on stylish sets. Photo: Handout

Le Creuset cookware has long been a favourite with serious cooks. Photo: Handout

Our Place titanium cookware. Photo: Handout

Mauviel copper pots provide quality and class in the kitchen. Photo: Handout

GreenPan cookware is available in a range of hues. Photo: Handout

Chef Olivier Elzer from Clarence restaurant in Hong Kong advises choosing cookware that is durable and retains heat. Photo: Handout

Our Place pans in chic shades are aesthetically pleasing, as well as nice to use. Photo: Handout

GreenPan’s high-sided pan is great for sautéing. Photo: Handout

Bedtime perfumes are having a moment: why Chanel Chance Eau Fraîche, Phlur Vanilla Skin, Narciso Rodriguez Musc Nude and other sleep-friendly fragrances are big on #perfumetok

Whitney Peak in the campaign for Chanel’s Coco Mademoiselle pays tribute to Marilyn Monroe’s legendary Chanel No 5 advert. Photo: Handout

Marilyn Monroe famously wearing nothing in bed but Chanel N°5 in 1953. Photo: Chanel

 Lazy Sunday Morning from Maison Margiela’s Replica line. Photo: Handout

Vanilla Milk by Ellis Brooklyn. Photo: Handout 

Diptyque’s Fleur de Peau. Photo: Handout

Spiritueuse Double Vanille by Guerlain. Photo: Handout

Ingredients from Phlur’s Vanilla Skin. Photo: Handout

Ellis Brooklyn’s Bee with golden honey. Photo: Handout 

Valaya eau de parfum from Parfums de Marly. Photo: Handout

Narciso Rodriguez’ Musc Noir. Photo: Handout

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Dolce & Gabbana went between the sheets for its first foray into bedlinen, while Swarovski found inspiration in nature for tableware, and Loro Piana joined forces with Dimoremilano


Dolce & Gabbana went between the sheets for its first foray into bedlinen, while Swarovski found inspiration in nature for tableware, and Loro Piana joined forces with Dimoremilano.


Discover the best of Salone del Mobile Milano 2025, where top names including Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Armani, Hermès, Longchamp, Missoni and Saint Laurent revealed innovative designs for luxurious living

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