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10 Items to Get Your Home Spruced Up for the New Year
Indeed this year has found many of us staying in more than we ever have, and perhaps more than wish to. Home is now a place we work, live and well, even socialise, albeit virtually. And while the hope is that we'll be inching towards some semblance of normalcy in the coming year, it will be a while so why not inject some newness into your homes? We've curated a list of delightfully handsome luxury pieces of furnishings and decor that will give your living, dining and sleeping areas a welcome upgrade.
Louis Vuitton Marcel Wanders Lounge Chair
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Designer Marcel Wanders describes the lounge chair as "an unfolding and portable oasis for relaxation". Comprised of three individual modules, all of which fit into each other, are made in high-tech carbon fiber, making the chair light but sturdy. The chic lounge chair is upholstered in soft leather on the outside and microfiber on the inside to keep it comfortable, while the leather straps that hold the modules together are reminiscent of Louis Vuitton’s iconic travel pieces and made in natural dyed leather that will patina beautifully with age. We just love that it can be folded and tucked away, and easily carried perhaps out to your porch for an evening of stargazing.
HK$ 345,000 at Louis Vuitton
Heveya Organic Latex Mattress
One can never underestimate the importance of a good night's sleep, and the Heveya mattress by Okooko will most definitely help you achieve that. Made of 100% natural organic latex, the Heveya range is available in a variety of heights and firmness to meet everyone's requirement, while its 7-zone mattress design ensures comfort. Ideal for those sensitive to allergens, the mattress is resistant to dust mites and mould, and comes with a washable cover. Its pincore holes and open-cell structure ensure breathability and minimises humidity inside the mattress. As a show of good faith, Okooko is offering 100 nights free trial.
HK$19,500 to 28,500 at Okooko by European Bedding
Heveya Organic Latex Pillows
Provide your head and neck with the right support during your sleep with these Heveya pillows made of 100% natural organic latex. They feature an open cell structure and are designed with ventilation holes to ensure good breathability and moisture regulation for comfortable sleeping temperature. Naturally anti-mould and dust mite resistant, each pillow is encased in a soft and luxurious bamboo cover that can be removed for easy cleaning.
HK$1,100 at Okooko by European Bedding
Hermès Cordélie Rugs
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Designed by Gianpaolo Pagni, these Hermès rugs were made with a delicate embroidering process whereby cotton cords have been meticulously woven onto fine linen by hand. The result are vibrant and intricate patterns of intersecting lines that will make stunning accents in your home.
HK$ 312,400 each at Hermès
Altfield Silverware
Accent your coffee and console tables with Altfield's collection of solid silverware, which are hand-crafted by Asian silversmiths. The pieces in the collection have Chinese and South East Asian influences, reworked with a Western flair, and can be displayed on its own as a decorative object or added as an accents in table settings and mixed with your other favourite trinkets
HK$5,000 to 15,000 each at Altfield
Lalique Ox Sculpture
Welcome the Year of the Ox in style and sophistication with this Lalique Ox sculpture. Made with clear crystal, its dimensions are 10.10 cm x L 14.30 cm x l 5.30 cm and is handcrafted in France.
HK$ 5,200-5,600
Happy Pills Vases by Fabio Novembre
Inject some 'happiness' and humour into your home with these Happy Pills vases designed by Fabio Novembre. These blown handmade glass were made using the Incalmo technique in Italy. Novembre wanted to mimic pharmaceutical capsules, even etching the chemical symbols on their sides, hoping that they can take the place of actual medi cation to make their owners happy. Each colour combination represents a different hormone, testosterone, adrenaline, oxytocin, phenethylamine and estrogen, and measures 4.52 x 12.99 inches.
HK$ 16,730 each at Andante
Black Belt Vases by Peter Marino
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Should you fancy something more sophisticated, you can go for the Black Belt vases designed by Peter Marino. Limited to only 349 pieces, these numbered vases are blown handmade glass made in Italy. For this collection, Marino splashes bold black streaks of across a crystal clear canvas. The vases come in 15 designs and in shades of pink, green and tea, with black bands applied on the surface that surround the vases.
HK$ 16,000 - 43,800 each at Andante
Cotodama Lyric Speaker Canvas
When music melds into graphic art, the Cotodama Lyric Speaker Canvas happens. Two interconnected panels of this wifi-connected speaker are designed to evoke vinyl LPs, and are meant to lean against the wall. The back panel contains two high-fidelity metal speakers, and the front one displays lyrics in sync with your streaming music from a vast library maintained by Cotodama. Thanks to its unique Lyric Sync Technology, the Cotodama Lyric Speaker Canvas analyses each song’s mood and structure to create animated graphics, choose fonts and develop movement patterns for the lyrics that match the song’s cadence. It measures 15.5 x 19 x 4.75 inches.
HK$14,980 at Moma Design Store at K11 Musea
Gregory Bed by Flexform
Sleep in style and comfort with Flexform's Gregory bed with a sturdy yet chic design. It rests on a metal frame and cast aluminum feet, and come in various finishes of cowhide webbing strips: tobacco, dark brown or black. Its padded headboard is designed for comfortable support, and can be removed entirely and tailored in either fabric or leather. Its platform is made with plywood and comes with polyurethane foam padding, covered with a protective laminated fabric.
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