Louis Vuitton unveils the latest line of furniture you will adore!

Unusual, but beautiful furniture pieces you will want to have in your home!

Luxury fashion brand Louis Vuitton recently unveiled its latest, glittering collection of furniture called 'Object Nomades' that will win you over first, which anyone can look at at the famous art fair - Frieze, in Los Angeles.

The Objects Nomades collection began with the creation of innovative design back in 2012, when Louis Vuitton invited designers from around the world to participate in the creation of innovative furniture and decorative items that will be aesthetically in keeping with the tradition that this fashion giant has nurtured already for many years.

Each piece thus celebrates a particular moment of design that has created this luxury brand over time, and at the same time represents unprecedented design innovations that all interior design lovers will adore!

The collection featured many designers such as Indie Mahdavi, Marcel Wanders, Tokujin Yoshiok, or Atelier Biagetti, who paid tribute to the craftsmanship of Louis Vuitton fashion, whilst at the same time blending tradition with innovative materials and contemporary visions design.

For example, Andrew Kudless's hanging shelves, made of wood and leather, have emerged as symbolic of art, movement and exploration, and with this piece Kudless embodies the freedom of thought and world of travel that is very characteristic of the Louis Vuitton creations we are used to.

The Object Nomades collection includes tables, chairs, chairs, sofas and mirrors, and for the first time you can see a special model of the Bomboca Sofa designed by the famous Campana duo, which attracts the attention of its duo , pink and a glossy, minimalist design that won't leave anyone indifferent.

I am sure that this great collection will serve as an inspiration to many in the home decoration, and look for all the pieces of this furniture collection, as well as their previous editions, under the leadership of your favorite high end brand on the official site.