OBJECT OF DESIRE

Hermes bespoke scarf cabinet

Users can customise the layout of its interiors, as well as choose their desired upholstery and finishes, such as eather, fabric and even metal.

Designed to house up to 130 scarves and shawls, the cabinet comes with 26 removable trays and a central drawer for watches and other accessories. 

The cabinet features a satin-lacquered natural maple body, with drawer linings made of peach-coloured goatskin suede.

BIO

Inspired by every style maven’s must-have – the leather wallet – as well as the cabinets of curiosities from the Renaissance and Enlightenment periods, Hermes is introducing the bespoke scarf cabinet for collectors. Part of the Curiosites range, this “gallery” for silk scarves also doubles as a luxurious leather-lined dresser and additional storage for trinkets and jewellery.

TRIVIA

Each piece takes up to 260 hours of cabinetmaking and 340 hours of leather sheathing, subject to bespoke requirements. Hermes started out in the equestrian industry, producing premium leather saddles and equipment.

text ELIZA HAMIZAH photo HERMES