Creative directed by Alessandro Michele and art directed and lensed by Max Siedentopf, the Gucci Décor collection is a peek into the inner world of the Italian House.
When there’s a home, there’s a heart and where there is a heart that desires designer furniture, that is where the Gucci Décor comes into play. Far from being a generic line however – logos slapped on pieces and calling it a day — the finesse of the collection is in its flexibility. Each piece could assemble itself into any abode and live a life of its own — telegraphing one’s taste, livening up a room, or be an object of desire to its visitors — for the years to come.
Focusong on what Alessandro Michele is a fan of himself — the romantic, whimsical, and nature-inspired — the Gucci Décor collection takes inspiration from nature and its many motifs. Blankets come in the classic G monogram in a lightweight linen, colourful floral quilts come in a silk or linen blend, and the collection extends into tableware (the dessert flatwares feature animal totems) and the wallpaper collection feature retro, geometric designs.
A joy to have and an even bigger joy to display: the options with the Gucci Décor collection are endless.
While the best sellers could possible be the metal candles — a new addition to the collection in four fragrances — and the 18th-century-inspired armchairs, one just needs to have patience. The collection is slated to release gradually across Gucci boutiques and on its online site.
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