Selected brands, considered objects and body care for hospitality.
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Distinctive house identities, developed for hospitality. Fragrance, formula and objects brought together around the character of a place.
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Lanvin Study
House codes translated through fragrance, formula and the Mono Capsule system.
A BRAND HAS
A WORLD OF
ITS OWN
THEMES considers how that world enters a hotel — through scent, formulation, objects and the spaces in which they are experienced.
Working with selected houses and hospitality partners, we develop a coherent expression around each project, supported by LANDE’s development and production capabilities.
INTRODUCING
SELECTED MAKERS
SIX DISTINCT POINTS OF VIEW
Independent houses in fragrance, beauty and care. Explore the people, materials and ideas behind the work.
MONO CAPSULE
The vessel remains. The refill is replaced
A dispensing system conceived around a lasting outer vessel, a replaceable refill and a separate pump assembly. Colour, finish and identity are considered in relation to the brand and the setting.
The vessel is designed to be read as a room object. It has weight, a defined shoulder and a cap that closes with the density of a closure rather than a lid.
Form, finish, colour and branding are developed around the requirements of a hotel, an interior or a brand partner. Embossing and marking are handled on the body itself, not on an applied label.
A modular dispensing system comprising a permanent outer vessel, a replaceable refill and a separate pump assembly. Developed for repeated hotel use in rooms, suites and public spaces.
Each part is replaced only when it needs to be. That is the whole argument: the object a guest sees stays in the room, and only the interior changes.
01 Retained in the room · 02 Replaced when empty · 03 Replaced only when required
Schematic. Component relationship only — no release mechanism or operating sequence is depicted.
The object is specified against the surfaces it will sit on and the light it will sit in. Finish is chosen in relation to stone, timber and metal already in the room.
In shared spaces the same architecture carries a larger format without becoming a different object.
Colour, surface and scale are considered against the interiors in which an object will live.
Stories from the houses, studios and processes shaping the THEMES perspective.
The people behind the houses
BEHIND THE WORK
Vicky White
Founder of Plum & Ashby
Yael Alkalay
Founder of Red Flower
Editorial previews informed by published profiles; these are not interview transcripts.
A house that forges its own vessels before it composes what goes in them.
Three parts, one of which is never thrown away.
A constraint the house has never described as easy.
WHERE AN IDEA
MEETS A PLACE
Some projects begin with a brand. Others begin with the character of a hotel. We develop the right expression together, from the first conversation through form, fragrance and production.
Explore a distinct guest experience shaped around your property and the way it wants to be remembered.
Consider how your house can enter hospitality through objects and rituals that remain true to its identity.
Open a conversation about the collections, markets and practical conditions that make an edition possible.
A new edition begins with a place
Tell us about your property, your brand or the project you have in mind.
