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HermèsHome

The host of new designs from HermèsHome includes stools and a bench by Álvaro Siza in bamboo reinforced with carbon fibre and a cast-bronze table by Barber & Osgerby. #MDW2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

Designed by Charlotte Macaux-Perelmann – artistic director of Hermès Maison with Alexis Fabry –, the large pavilion of the French label is a Mediterranean house with lime whitewashed walls and floors in bricks, handmade in Umbria. The minimal structure inspired by stables, the place where the Hermès adventure as a producer of horse harnesses began in 1837, contains the new furnishings, accessories, fabrics and wallpapers by the French house.

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milan, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milan, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milan, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milan, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milano, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milan, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milan, 2017

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milan, 2017

The many sophisticated new ideas include Karumi by Álvaro Siza: two stools (triangular and square) and a bench produced by Japanese masters who have combined carbon fibre and bamboo to give rise to an extremely robust but lightweight material mix; the low Aes table by Barber & Osgerbyinvestment cast bronze, a monolith resembling a metal beam or rail-track; and the Pierre Charpin’s lacquer and leather trinket trays. The beautiful final touch is added by wallpapers by Turin illustrator Gianpaolo Pagni.

HermèsHome, La Pelota, Milan, 2017

4 – 9 April 2017
HermèsHome
La Pelota
in Via Palermo 10, Milan

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