New 2025 Collection
2025 Collection: Between Reimagined Classics and Bold Creations
Honoré returns with a fresh and exciting collection designed to transform your interior. From lamps to coffee tables and poufs, each piece is crafted to breathe new life into your space. Following the success of our bi-colored outdoor capsule launched in September, we’ve continued exploring artisanal techniques, focusing on brass, stainless steel, ceramics, and rattan. This season, new ceramic hues—khaki, frosted blue, and caramel—enrich our timeless designs.
The 2025 collection is available for pre-order starting January 16th on our e-shop and will be showcased in preview at our booth at Maison & Objet Paris.
Heading to America with the MValley Lamp
Inspired by the sculpted landscapes of Monument Valley, this lamp combines the warmth of rattan with the raw texture of ceramics. Available in two sizes and three colors: khaki, caramel, frosted blue.
Virgo: The Retro Universe of the 70s
Step into the 70s with the Virgo wall sconces, inspired by the iconic pages of 100 Idées magazines. These pieces blend simplicity and softness, playing subtly with geometric lines and the warm texture of woven materials. Available in two new colors: rust wool and salmon wool.
Catena: Where Brutalism Meets Nature
The Catena collection embodies the marriage of brutalist charm and contemporary boldness, with pieces made from metal and rattan. Available as wall sconces, pendants, and floor lamps, they cast a soft and warm light.
Campo, Circus, and Elios: Warmth and Comfort
The Circus pouf, inspired by circus tents, combines boucle and velvet for a refined touch. The Campo Indoor armchair, with its integrated table and clean design, and the Elios table, with its wooden solar pattern and brass or stainless steel center, bring both comfort and style.
Elbe and Fungo: Lamps That Capture Light and Attention
The Elbe collection, in stainless steel or gold-plated brass, features fish or sun motifs. The Fungo lamp, inspired by the 60s and 70s, reinterprets retro design with its mushroom-shaped form in brass or stainless steel.
Necchi and Piz: A Journey to the Heart of Design
The Piz table lamp, now available in three new colors, features a ceramic base arranged like a Chinese puzzle, topped with a “Chinese hat”-shaped lampshade woven from natural fibers. The Necchi shelves combine raw design with leather and ceramic finishes for a light and elegant look.
Gala: Cosmic Elegance
Inspired by the mysteries of the galaxy, the Gala collection, in 100% ceramic, captivates with its lunar curves and soft, shadow-playing light.
Croisette, Dolores, and Torsade: Iconic Pieces Reinvented
The iconic Croisette armchair returns this season in a new brick color. The Dolores collection expands with chairs, high and low tables, and consoles, all showcasing the elegance of Dolores’ forged iron curves in natural tones. The Torsade planter, inspired by the twisted garden furniture of the 1920s to 1950s, returns this season with three new ceramic colors: frosted blue, khaki, and caramel, and a new blue-gilded iron structure.
Campo Outdoor: For Your Outdoor Spaces
The Campo Outdoor armchair enters the season, inspired by modernist pioneer Eileen Gray, elegantly reinterpreting the codes of last season’s Bi-colored Outdoor collection.
The 2025 collection, under the sign of renewal, blends reimagined classics and bold creations, is now available for pre-order and can be discovered in preview at Maison & Objet Paris.
