There are moments in life when one requires something truly special — whether for oneself or for a loved one. In such instances, one may always turn to Hermès objets. We must confess, we are utterly fascinated by the craftsmanship behind this collection. And let us not forget: spring is approaching, bringing with it the Maison's latest Objet collection. From bags and accessories to sporting essentials, masterful creations from Atelier Horizons, beach items, and even something delightful for your pet (fear not, only the most practical, not like this). Explore our editorial selection and, well, prepare to weep for your bank balance. Hermès Horizons designs unique and bespoke objects that far exceed the realm of traditional bags and accessories (don't worry, we will get to those too). This season, we are particularly charmed with the iconic football table, first unveiled in the autumn-winter 2017 collection. The hand-painted players, dressed as jockeys, were imagined by French sculptor Christian Renonciat. Then, there is the perfect Ash Wood Bike with a spacious front basket (a childhood dream, truly) and an adjustable seat. Reminiscent of classic Japanese models, this bike boasts clean, refined lines. And naturally, my wishlist now includes the pink and blue longboard adorned with a design by French artist Quentin Monge. Crafted from maple wood, this flexible board features a cowhide leather-wrapped handle — as if longboarding was not already chic enough.
And now, the pièce de résistance.
The Coulisseaux To Go bag has stolen my heart. With a minimalist ode to the art of writing, I can already see myself scribbling notes in a leather-wrapped notebook à la Jean-Louis Dumas (as if my iPhone was not permanently in hand), retrieving a pen from its designated loop, and wearing this understated masterpiece with effortless nonchalance.
Another absolute necessity: the Kelly Sellier Mini bag, adorned with elegant leather tassels that introduce volume and a striking matte-glossy contrast of box calfskin and Chamkila goatskin.
And finally, picture this: the Panier Arceau bag in wicker and Barénia calfskin, effortlessly slung over one’s arm at the beach. The hooped wickerwork ensures a uniform, symmetrical weave, while intricate leather lacing winds through its structure with the kind of precision only Hermès can deliver.
Once again, my mind drifts to vacation mode. Would one prefer a spirited game of plage racquetball or to recline blissfully on a sumptuous tapis with a novel in hand? (The latter, for me, every time.) Perhaps the delightfully whimsical Animaux blocks skittles set in printed beech would be more to one’s taste? Whichever the preference, these pieces embody the essence of holiday escapism and deserve a place in your suitcase.
Nothing surpasses the timeless allure of a Hermès silk scarf — a flawless amalgamation of style, elegance, and just the right amount of irony.
Our editorial highlights include a shawl showcasing the delicate pencil strokes of British illustrator Katie Scott, evoking a 19th-century naturalist album, its lush palm motif blooming across a cashmere-silk blend. We also adore the Colliers et Chiens twilly in silk twill and lambskin, and, for an untamed flourish, a silk bandana embellished with dramatic leather fringes — the ultimate cowgirl statement.
A palette or a make-up advent calendar? A question for the ages.
Trait d’Hermès, a vibrant and expressive collection, offers a playful take on beauty essentials: eye and lip pencils, a fountain-pen-inspired eyeliner, and accessories that reimagine the make-up experience. Sustainably sourced wooden pencils, a sharpener plucked straight from childhood nostalgia, and the iconic orange box form a joyous chromatic symphony of 40 shades.
Elevate the Apple Watch experience with one of Hermès' signature models. Ever in pursuit of excellence, the Maison has adorned the Apple Watch Hermès Series 10 with its first all-metal bracelet. Featuring the iconic H, the satin-finished stainless steel strap can be adjusted in an instant thanks to two removable links.
I am particularly enamoured with the Hapi band, which showcases the house’s signature double tour, elegantly wrapping around the wrist. Meanwhile, those unafraid of bold hues will fall in love with the Torsade double-tour band in vibrant knit.
Hermès has one covered in every conceivable way — be it with a bucket hat to shield from the sun, a bike helmet to ensure one remains the most stylish cyclist on the road, or lacquered wooden hair sticks (once mastered, they will unlock an entire realm of hair possibilities).
Why not indulge in a new necklace? The real challenge lies in choosing just one.
The Hermès Clou d’H line is a love letter to the Maison’s distinctive pyramid stud, featuring silver necklace designed to be worn as second skin or sculptural embellishment. Pierre Hardy revisits the 1946 saddle buckle in the Boucle Sellier Inflexible, pairing a rigid band with a loose chain. Meanwhile, the Galop Hermès collection pays homage to equestrian elegance, reimagining the horse motif with a pavé setting that curves seamlessly with the design.
Enhance your living space with exquisitely painted porcelain plates. The Kaorumi set is a feast for the eyes: sliced kiwi, peeled oranges, and pomegranate wedges dance against a white porcelain backdrop, their geometric compositions taking centre stage.
Packing lunch to go? Elevate the experience with the Egg Bento Box, an exquisite fusion of porcelain, ash, lambskin, and bullcalf leather.
And for those seeking relaxation, Danish designer Cecilie Manz’s Ancelle d’Hermès armchair offers the perfect repose — a sturdy yet refined marriage of solid oak and saddle-stitched leather.
And finally, a little something for our four-legged companions: an impeccably crafted set of steel bowls, because your pup deserves to be the most stylish in town.