Three Big Hero

Don’t just stop at designer bags and accessories; dress your house up with exquisite products from these three major fashion houses.

From bags, scarves, and belts to the walls of your home, dress your vertical interior surfaces with intricately designed wallpaper that dabbles in the serenity of nature, variable geometrics, and the illustrative elements of naturalism and abstraction.

Herme's

With humble beginnings as a harness workshop in Paris, Theirry Hermes’s Hermès has grown since 1837, with a repertoire of luxury creations diversifying over the brand’s storied history. Their first foray into the home came in the 1980s after the acquisition of tableware manufacturer Puiforcat, Perigold, and Saint Louis, which culminated in the introduction of their first home focused collection.

Three decades down the line, Hermès has spread their touch to every aspect of the home, offering up everything from textiles to furniture. If their fine equestrian leather goods are any indication, blessing your home with Hermès is sure to award one with the privilege of basking in utter luxury and impeccable workmanship.

Lush Imaginations

A breath of the wild, artist Annie Faivre’s ‘Maitres de la Foret Mosaique’ brings to the forefront the life force of lush and thriving vegetation. You have an interlock of various tangled trees and plants, including leaves, flowers, sticks and umbels, all gelling harmoniously against a grid-patterned backdrop drawn by Gianpaolo Pagni. The latter’s subtle presence wraps up the thoroughly modern look of the wallpaper.

In the box

Akin to a three-dimensional shelf, ‘Squares’ features boxes showcasing unique patterns of plant life, all designed by French-Italian artist Gianpaolo Pagni. A smattering of leaves, petals, and fruits along with a slice of heaven on earth, the monochrome illustrations are available in three colourways – a work of art indeed.