The Diptyque Simple Objects collection has been created in partnership with France-based designer Sam Baron as a series of home decor pieces crafted with the brand's signature candles in mind.
The collection of home decor pieces were created with the work of five artisans including the aforementioned Baron along with Gianpaolo Pagni, Nicolas Mareau, Cécile Bichon and Samuel Accoceberry. The various pieces incorporate a range of materials like wood, glass and wax as inspiration as a way to pay homage to high-end Diptyque candles. The collection thus prioritizes simplicity with style for a truly understated range of decor items.
The Diptyque Simple Objects collection prioritizes pieces for the mantle and the dining room table to further enhance the romanticism for each piece.
Chic Celebratory Candle Decor
The Diptyque Simple Objects Collection Showcases Simplicity
Trend Themes
1. Simplicity Homeware - Designing homeware pieces based around simplicity allows for greater focus on small yet thoughtful design elements such as those in the Simple Objects collection.
2. Artisan Collaboration - Collaborating with expert artisans across different fields allows for unique and high-quality work to be produced such as with the five artisans involved in the creation of the Simple Objects collection.
3. Enhancing Candle Experience - Creating decor pieces specifically designed to complement high-end candles like Diptyque's provides an opportunity to enhance the overall candle experience for customers.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Creating unique homeware pieces like those in the Simple Objects collection can be a way to stand out in the crowded home decor market.
2. Luxury Fragrance - Partnering with designers and artisans to create complementary decor pieces can increase brand loyalty and a sense of luxury in high-end fragrance companies like Diptyque.
3. Artisanal Craftsmanship - Working with expert artisans and utilizing traditional craftsmanship techniques can be a selling point and bring a sense of authenticity to any industry like the five artisans involved in creating the Simple Objects collection for Diptyque.