In time for Frieze New York, Acne Studios deepens its creative dialogue with Philadelphia-based visual artist Jonathan Lyndon Chase through a new capsule collection and exhibition in the heart of SoHo.

From May 7–11, Acne Studios’ Greene Street location transformed into a temporary gallery space, showcasing a vibrant and intimate body of work by Chase. Known for their layered explorations of Black identity, queerness, and tenderness within domestic spaces, the artist presents soft sculptures, furniture, and paintings—many of which first appeared in the scenography of Acne Studios’ Spring/Summer 2025 womenswear show in Paris.

The collaboration now expands into a limited capsule collection titled Acne Studios Loves Jonathan Lyndon Chase, marking a tactile extension of the artist’s visual world. Chase’s expressive illustrations—figures often drawn from personal relationships—appear across ready-to-wear pieces and homeware. Highlights include reimagined Acne Studios '1981' jeans, T-shirts, cushions, and a blanket, rendered in fabrics that play with the illusion of denim.

The capsule, imbued with both emotional texture and artistic impulse, mirrors Chase’s unique ability to merge vulnerability with bold graphic expression. A playful reinterpretation of the Acne Studios bow motif also weaves through the collection. The Acne Studios Loves Jonathan Lyndon Chase collection is available exclusively at Acne Studios Greene Street in New York through mid-May and will be released globally in select stores and online at acnestudios.com in late June.

Louis Vuitton expands its universe of luxury and innovation with the launch of Louis Vuitton Home Collections—a bold new venture into the realm of interior design and lifestyle. Marking a significant evolution in the house’s longstanding dialogue with the design world, the new collections introduce an immersive vision of l’art de vivre—the art of living.

From its origins crafting iconic travel trunks, Louis Vuitton has always stood at the intersection of utility and art. In 2012, the maison deepened its engagement with contemporary design through Objets Nomades, a limited-edition series of inventive home pieces created in collaboration with celebrated designers such as India Mahdavi, Patricia Urquiola, and Estúdio Campana. Now, that legacy is expanding into a full-scale home universe. For the first time, Louis Vuitton presents a complete range of furniture and decorative objects under one roof. The debut includes a refined selection of Objets Nomades, the inaugural Signature Collection of furniture and lighting, Decorations—a line of bold textiles and artistic accents—Art of Dining featuring exquisite tableware, and a series of luxurious game sets. The entire collection embodies the maison’s unmistakable aesthetic, meticulous craftsmanship, and pursuit of innovation.

Designed by talents like Patrick Jouin and Cristián Mohaded, the Signature Collection blends contemporary elegance with Louis Vuitton’s iconic visual language. From modular sofas and sculptural chairs to statement lighting, each piece fuses form and function with timeless materials such as wood, leather, and plush textiles. The Decorations line explores a vibrant world of color, pattern, and texture. Ceramic pieces, including a striking vase by Patricia Urquiola, reference her earlier work for Objets Nomades and echo her signature laser-cut detailing. Complemented by soft accessories like wool and cashmere throws and decorative cushions, the collection transforms interiors into expressive, tactile spaces.

Louis Vuitton’s iconic monogram and floral motifs reappear in the Art of Dining collection, where each tableware line tells its own story. The sleek, monochrome porcelain series by Japanese designer Nendo contrasts beautifully with the sunny, Mediterranean-inspired Capri collection—bringing elegance and personality to every table setting. The spirit of collectible design lives on through new additions to Objets Nomades. Estúdio Campana presents two sculptural pieces, Boitata and Uirapuru, expanding on their acclaimed Cocoon Couture series. Their newly introduced Kaleidoscope Cabinet is offered in eight unique colorways, each crafted as a one-of-a-kind statement. Meanwhile, the new Totem Vinyle by Studio LV adds a graphic, architectural presence to this year’s offerings.

The Louis Vuitton Home Collections will roll out in phases beginning June 2025 and will be available in selected Louis Vuitton stores worldwide, each with dedicated home sections, as well as online at louisvuitton.com. With this launch, Louis Vuitton continues to redefine the boundaries between fashion, art, and everyday living—inviting us all to inhabit spaces shaped by creativity, heritage, and style.