Cover A trio of exquisite Hermès pieces for the 2025 home collection, launched during Milan Design Week 2025
A trio of exquisite Hermès pieces for the 2025 home collection, launched during Milan Design Week 2025
1 / 1
The Milan Design Week 2025 showcase by Hermès reveals exquisite craftsmanship, articulated through a rich visual language of geometry
By the time you read this article, our team will be fully immersed in the creative energy of Milan Design Week 2025. We are on the ground, attending exclusive previews and first-look showcases from some of the most influential design houses and emerging talents in the industry.
Among these, the Hermès presentation remains an annual highlight—an exquisite demonstration of the French luxury brand’s refined approach to materiality, craftsmanship and design storytelling.
In case you missed it: 9 fashion forward home collections from Milan Design Week 2024
Ahead of the showcase, Tatler Homes also had a sneak peak at a trio of exquisite Hermès pieces for the 2025 home collection.
The Casaque collection of glasses, designed by Studio Hermès, showcases expert cold-cutting craftsmanship. Mouth-blown and lined with colour, the trio of glasses forms strips and chequerboards that shift in intensity depending on the angle of view.
Complementing this is the Points et Plans plaid, a 180 by 140cm cashmere blanket with artwork by Sudanese artist Amer Musa. Inspired by a chequers-like game, it features hand-applied multicoloured cashmere polka dots on a gridded weft.
The final reveal is a striking Pivot d’Hermès table by Tomas Alonso, measuring 75 by 60 by 55.5cm. Its lacquered glass surface interacts with light, creating varying visual effects.
A round sugi (Japanese cedar) box with an orange Epsom leather interior sits atop, moving on an eccentric axis—a nod to Japanese craftsmanship. With five assembled glass plates and a rotating chest top, the table offers three dynamic perspectives, blending precision with playful sophistication.
NOW READ
9 fashion forward home collections from Milan Design Week 2024
Creative director Florence Lafarge on meaningful luxury and Hermès’ timeless design language
Milan Design Week 2024: Meet 8 talented designers representing Singapore
Credits
Photography: Maxime Tetard
Jakarta-born, Bandung-raised and Singapore-based, Asih Jenie trained in Visual Communication Design at Bandung Institute of Technology and Architecture at Parahyangan Catholic University. She brings both rigour and heart to design journalism, infused with a distinct Southeast Asian voice.
As a child, she doodled on the edges of her schoolbooks and never outgrew her fascination with all things well-made and well-told. Her 15-year career spans editorial roles and bylines in Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong and Australia, across spatial design titles such as Dwell Asia, Cubes, Design Anthology, Habitus Living, and Home & Decor.
After a brief stint in public relations, she returned to publishing in 2023 to lead Tatler Homes Singapore, where she continues to tell stories about how we shape the spaces that shape us.
