Louis Vuitton teams up with design masters to unveil captivating Objets Nomades collection at Milan Design Week 2023.

Louis Vuitton dazzles with 11-piece homeware, furniture and lighting collection at Milan Design Week 2023
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Louis Vuitton teams up with design masters to unveil captivating Objets Nomades collection at Milan Design Week 2023.

French luxury brand Louis Vuitton has unveiled 11 new pieces of its Objets Nomades art of life furniture series at Milan Design Week 2023, including a stunning array of Spiral chandeliers by Atelier Oï, Quetzal decorations, Piva lighting and Origami Bowls artwork, and furniture by London-based designer Raw Edges, such as Binda armchair and sofa.

Inspired by Louis Vuitton's iconic Monogram leather pattern and the Flower Tower lighting by Atelier Biagetti, the collection is full of unique, creative pieces that blend fashion and interior design seamlessly. One highlight is the Cabinet of Curiosities, designed by celebrated Australian designer Marc Newson, which transforms the brand's classic luggage into an elegant display cabinet with decorative effects.

Louis Vuitton dazzles with 11-piece homeware, furniture and lighting collection at Milan Design Week 2023

Louis Vuitton dazzles with 11-piece homeware, furniture and lighting collection at Milan Design Week 2023

Louis Vuitton dazzles with 11-piece homeware, furniture and lighting collection at Milan Design Week 2023

Louis Vuitton dazzles with 11-piece homeware, furniture and lighting collection at Milan Design Week 2023

Louis Vuitton dazzles with 11-piece homeware, furniture and lighting collection at Milan Design Week 2023

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