Art of opulence
These rare collectibles blur the lines between fine art and fine living, adding depth to your space.
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These rare collectibles blur the lines between fine art and fine living, adding depth to your space.
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‘GUEST by Jade Puplebrown Little.’
‘GUEST by Kzeng Guiang Little.’
‘CHILD.’
PHOTOGRAPH BY PAULINE SONGCO FOR DAILY TRIBUNE
FROM the ‘Mood Roland-Garros’ collection.
PHOTOGRAPH BY PAULINE SONGCO FOR DIALY TRIBUNE
‘THE Betrayal of Images.’
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF LALIQUE
LALIQUE crystal giraffe.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF DAUM
SLICED lemon rounds.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF DAUM
CITRUS small vase.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF BERNARDAUD
‘TULIPS’ is a part of the highly acclaimed ‘Celebration’ series.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF BERNARDAUD
‘ELEPHANT.’ An inflatable elephant was one of the first pieces Jeff Koons worked with when he first moved to New York
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF BERNARDAUD
BALLERINAS coup service plate features an image of Koons’ scultpure ‘Ballerinas (2010-14).
Your home is about what speaks to you.
Artworks can transform a living space. Choosing the right one depends on one’s style and the amount of space it will take up at home.
Rustan’s Art Series showcases limited-edition pieces from the world’s most revered luxury maisons. These rare collectibles blur the lines between fine art and fine living, adding depth to your space.Lladró – Art Editions
Lladró – Art by Javier Calleja
Spanish artist Javier Calleja reimagines emotional storytelling with You Choose One, a limited-edition porcelain trio that invites whimsy and introspection. Each composition features three evocative characters — Child, Devil Cat and Angel Cat — rendered in his signature aesthetic of innocence and mischief. Every detail is hand-finished, making each of the 150 units a rare intersection of craftsmanship and contemporary art. Christofle Paris
Christofle Paris x Junichi Hakose
Christofle Paris, renowned for its impeccable silversmithing since 1830, unveils an extraordinary collaboration with acclaimed lacquer master Junichi Hakose. This partnership reimagines Christofle’s iconic MOOD collection through the lens of urushi and makie — traditional Japanese lacquer and gilding techniques.
Lalique – Magritte x Lalique Art Collection
Lalique transposed surrealist master René Magritte’s iconic imagery into crystal form, creating six exquisite pieces that merge art history with artisan legacy. Magritte’s poetic absurdity emanates from the enigmatic bowler hat (Le Bouchon d’Épouvante) to the floating apple of Le Prêtre Marie and the famous pipe from La Trahison des Images.
Daum – Citrus Collection, Camélia Vase and Magnum Horse
Maison Daum turns to nature for inspiration in its Citrus Collection, a radiant ode to the lemon as both symbol and sculpture. With its Magnum Lemon Vase, towering at 51 cm and requiring over 670 hours of artisan work, the collection captures the lush textures and zesty palette of Andalusian groves.
Jeff Koons for Bernardaud
The Ballerinas Coupe Service Plate, inspired by Koons’ Ballerinas sculpture from his Antiquity Series, radiates optimism, beauty, and serenity with its mirrored finish and soft color gradations. Elephant is a porcelain with mirrored textures and translucent colors.
