Discover Hermès’ new collections for the home
at Milan Design Week, from 22 to 26 April
La Pelota, via Palermo 10, Milan
Wednesday, 22 April 2026
from 10am to 5 pm
Thursday, 23 April to Saturday, 25 April 2026
from 10am to 8pm
Sunday 26 April
from 10am to 6pm
In the aisles, a traveller wanders. His peregrination gives rise to lines, perspectives and shapes of plaster and beechwood, simple parallelepipeds adorned with objects, which he aligns, measures, and raises up to cardinal points, like the primary elements of a desire to inhabit the space.
The association of architectural materials in the scenography echoes the work of materials in the creation of these new objects, combining textures, contrasts, colors, and patterns.
Imagined by the British design duo Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby, the Stadium d'Hermès table with its figure-of-eight shape evokes the curve of a horse's back or the oval of a racetrack. Made entirely in marquetry of marble, it is nevertheless characterised by lightness.
The new line of home objects associates hammered palladium-finish metal with leather, horsehair, or wood. The silversmith's hammer gives the metal a vibrant, shimmering quality that captures the light and offers unique reflections. Like contemporary talismans, the centerpiece, jug, and vases are formed of architectural lines and materials elevated by the artisan's gesture.
Year after year, Hermès has sought to showcase virtuoso textile know-how, a playground for experimentation and unprecedented creations. Hand-woven in Nepal, always in cashmere and sometimes with a linen weft, resist-dyed, edged, then sewn together using an embroidery stitch, these new throws are a hymn to artisanal excellence and absolute softness.
