louis vuitton objets nomades | salone del mobile

The historic Palazzo Serbelloni glows with restored energy as a journey through time begins within its neoclassical walls. This year, Louis Vuitton transforms the palace into a vibrant landscape for Milan Design Week, where the ghost of Art Deco master Pierre Legrain guides a walk through the evolution of travel. At the heart of this narrative stands the house’s new ‘Objets Nomades’ collection, that truly brings this story to life. The experience begins in the Giangaleazzo room, where archives from the house spill across the space, featuring vintage fragrance bottles and early trunks tucked into the setting of a 1920s train carriage. These rare artefacts, drawn from the heritage collection, sit among signposts of travel history to establish a narrative that spans over a century. Moving forward, a step into the Gabrio room reveals a world of midnight blue and brown. Here, a massive Tikal rug covers the floor in a pattern inspired by Legrain’s bookbindings, while furniture pieces occupy the drawing room and library sections, surrounded by patterns that skip across various scales. Similarly, large graphic throws hang like heavy paintings in the Napoleonica room, facing the ‘Riviera’ deck chair and the Omega-shaped ‘Céleste’ vanity. Reissued from a 1921 design, this vanity appears in lacquered wood and Nomade leather, serving as a celebration... Read more » The post louis vuitton objets nomades | salone del mobile appeared first on Schön! Magazine.