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Gucci to Launch First-Ever Décor Line

By Annie Davidson on July 14, 2017

The Italian fashion house will debut covetable chairs, tables, wallpaper, and more come September.

© Courtesy Alex Merry

Joining the likes of luxury brands such as Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein, Gucci is entering the homeware sector with a new décor line. Spearheaded by creative director Alessandro Michele, the collection—cushions, candles, incense trays, plates, serving trays, tables, chairs, silk screens, and wallpaper—pays homage to his most celebrated designs, with an abundance of floral-and-animalia motifs in vibrant patterns throughout. The pieces, available on Gucci.com, BergdorfGoodman.com, and in select stores starting in September, range from $190 to just under $30,000. Read on for a first look at the collection, along with a glimpse of painter and illustrator Alex Merry’s commissioned illustration.

 
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Cushions

These velvet square and rectangular cushions showcase hand-applied, embroidered Gucci motifs, such as the Angry Cat, the tiger head, and the Kingsnake.
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Candles

The Italian brand introduces candles and incense available in four new scents.
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Incense Trays

Created in collaboration with iconic Florentine porcelain manufacturer Richard Ginori, these incense trays flaunt green-and-white herbarium print and emblematic Gucci insects such as bees, butterflies, and stag beetles.
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Plates

These vibrant dishes bring the fashion house’s eclectic aesthetic to the table.
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Serving Trays

Gucci’s serving trays are the perfect home base for the brand’s candles, incense trays, and plates.
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Table

This metal folding table is meant for movement and redecoration; its Gucci Bengal-printed top, however, keeps it from being mundanely practical.
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Chairs

Among the range of chairs in the collection: a velvet-upholstered, hand-embroidered Ligurian design.
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Silk Screens

The most extravagant design in the collection, one of these silk screens costs close to $30,000.
Courtesy Alex Merry

Illustration

For added inspiration, artist Alex Merry created exclusive illustrations to coincide with the collection.

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