SPRING’S MOST PLAYFUL LUXURY ACCESSORIES ARRIVE
MAISON de SABRÉ’s new Spring Harvest Collection turns everyday produce into collectible leather charms and introduces fresh silhouettes in its cult Bucket bag family.
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Luxury accessories brand MAISON de SABRÉ is welcoming the new season with a whimsical yet meticulously crafted release, unveiling its Spring Harvest Collection.
The global launch introduces a series of collectible SABRÉMOJI Vegetable Charms alongside two new interpretations of the label’s popular Bucket bag silhouette.
Inspired by the changing rhythm of the seasons, the collection reimagines everyday produce as sculptural leather miniatures designed to be attached, stacked and styled.
Crafted entirely from upcycled leather offcuts generated during handbag production, the charms blend playful personalisation with a considered approach to sustainability.
“The new Vegetable Charms reflect our renewed focus on seasonal storytelling – capturing the optimism of spring through an expression of craft,” said Omar Sabré, Co-Founder and Creative Director of MAISON de SABRÉ.
“The SABRÉMOJ platform allows us to push the playful boundaries of our savoir-faire on the smallest and most intricate scale. The charms are contemporary art for your handbag.”
Available in four designs – Carrot, Mushroom, Snap Pea and Chilli – each piece showcases intricate leather marquetry techniques including bombé onlay and underlay panels, hand knotting and detailed tack stitching.
Select styles also feature miniature zipper compartments capable of housing small essentials or even an Apple AirTag, merging decorative craft with everyday practicality.
“For us, vegetables felt like the perfect symbols of the season,” said Sabré.
“They represent growth, abundance and nature – but translating them into leather with this level of detail required incredible craftsmanship from our artisans.”
Complementing the charm launch are two new additions to the brand’s Bucket bag family.
The Mini Bucket Soft Tote offers a petite, fluid interpretation of the original design, crafted from resin-backed full-grain leather and featuring a reinforced base, magnetic closure and detachable strap.
A new dual-tone top handle introduces a fresh design signature while maintaining the relaxed slouch that defines the silhouette.
Meanwhile, the Zipped Bucket Crossbody presents a more structured take on the cult shape.
Designed with a trapezoid profile, full-length brass zipper and crescent silhouette that moulds comfortably to the body, the bag arrives in new seasonal hues intended to complement everyday wardrobes.
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Rolls-Royce has revealed a new series of bespoke Cullinan motor cars inspired by the world of yachting, with four individually commissioned vehicles reflecting the materials, movement and design codes of life at sea.
Presented at Goodwood in the UK, the Cullinan Yachting collection comprises four one-off vehicles themed around the cardinal directions, North, South, East and West, each expressed through distinct exterior finishes and interior detailing.
The commissions lean heavily into maritime influence, a space Rolls-Royce says is closely aligned with its global client base.
Each vehicle features marine-grade teak, hand-painted fascia artwork inspired by the wake of a tender cutting through water, and intricate marquetry compass motifs made from more than 40 individual pieces of wood veneer.
Hand-painted elements have become an increasingly sought-after feature among Rolls-Royce clients, with the brand employing dedicated artisans to develop bespoke interior compositions.
For the Cullinan Yachting series, the painted wake effect required months of experimentation to achieve a natural sense of movement.
Inside, the vehicles are finished in Arctic White and Navy Blue leather, with hand-stitched detailing designed to echo the structure of nautical ropework. A signature Rolls-Royce Starlight
Headliner has also been reimagined, with fibre-optic constellations arranged to reflect Mediterranean wind patterns.
Each car’s exterior colour has been developed to align with its directional theme, ranging from lighter blue tones evoking northern waters to deeper hues referencing warmer southern seas and storm-lit horizons.
Rolls-Royce said the collection reflects a longstanding relationship between the marque and the world of yachting, dating back to its co-founder Charles Rolls, whose family owned a steam yacht and travelled extensively through the Mediterranean.
The release underscores the growing demand for highly personalised vehicles among ultra-high-net-worth buyers, with Rolls-Royce increasingly positioning its cars as part of a broader luxury lifestyle that extends beyond the road.
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