Wisteria, for instance, looks to a Tiffany glass lampshade from the early 20 th century. The tabletop motifs touch on references across Tiffany’s broad history. Additionally, the collection includes a range of four hand-blown glassware collections called Tiffany Twist, Tiffany Moderne, Tiffany Colorblock and Tiffany Essentials. They include six new tabletop motif collections: Tiffany Berries, Tiffany T True, Tiffany Wisteria, Valse Bleue, Tiffany Toile and Tiffany Audubon. Products are produced across the U.S., Europe and Japan and - in the Tiffany tradition - will continue to include Limoges porcelain and Murano hand-blown glass. Santo Domingo’s first collections for Tiffany will be released this April in coordination with the jeweler’s much-anticipated renovated Fifth Avenue flagship reveal. “Having developed Moda Operandi’s home category as well as our private label, Moda Domus, I bring a depth of experience in design and a rich understanding of the luxury customer,” she said of her qualifications for this new role. Her homes, which span the globe from Colombia to Paris to New York City and the Hamptons, have been widely featured in interior design publications, and she has used these platforms to support up-and-coming talents in the interiors and furniture design space. Santo Domingo is highly regarded for her taste within fashion circles of a certain globetrotting ilk. Like everyone, I have been watching Alexandre breathe new life into the brand and it is an honor to work with Tiffany’s design team to help execute his creative vision,” Santo Domingo said. has played a key role in some of the biggest milestones in my life. Lauren’s creative vision and impeccable style will bring a new era of luxury and modernity to Tiffany’s home collection,” Arnault said in a statement to WWD. With the appointment of Lauren Santo Domingo, we look forward to expanding our home category and driving this integral part of our business forward. It evokes the eclectic and metaphysical landscapes-often the result of the visionary imagination of Occhiomagico and Studio Alchimia-which inhabited the covers and pages of Domus and Domus moda, the supplement launched by Alessandro Mendini in 1981 to introduce fashion into the debate over the Italian culture of design.“Tiffany & Co was originally founded almost 200 years ago as a fancy goods emporium and luxury home goods have always been part of the Tiffany legacy.
The sophisticated countercultural experiences of dressing design of the 1970s evolved over the following decade into refined and precious objects presented in the pages of Domus, the magazine that grasped before any other the importance of giving a space also to the expressions of fashion.Ī diorama reconstructs a Wunderkammer, exalting and celebrating the virtuoso and perilous relations between objects of fashion and objects of design. Between the late 1970s and the early 1980s the relationship established by the system of industrial design with experimental fashion was strengthened in Italy. Cinzia Ruggeri is portrayed by Occhiomagico in her studio, where she has recreated "a hypothetical home" with "objects from her domestic memory," including the Ultrafragola mirror, designed by Ettore Sottsass for Poltronova in 1970. "Camere incantate" (Enchanted Rooms) is the title of a feature that appeared in the May 1983 issue of Domus.
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