Please, Check-In scarf 90 – Designed by Dimitri Rybaltchenko Here are some of the inspiration pictures of framed silk scarves that I found and love: With the nano scarf (Measures 7.8″ x 7.8″) starting at CAD $145 (USD $100) a piece, the Hermès scarves are avaible in a multitude of sizes, material and price range. I don’t know how and when framing silk scarves became a thing and how and when I found out about it but Framed Hermès Silk Scarves definitely make beautiful luxury accent pieces in my opinion. The Hermès Scarf Aficionados happily pay way over retail for some of the rare designs. With thousands of designs produced over the years and Hermès’s luxury clientele, some of the designs have become highly sought after and are something of a collectors items. The newest this season are the Double Face Scarves, featuring prints on both sides. They have produced over 2000 unique scarf designs over the years, with new designs being added every season. Already a 100 year old firm at that point, their newest offering was an instant hit.

Hermès first introduced their silk scarves (or carrés in french) in the year 1937. Their H Logo Avalon Throw Blankets & Pillows are spotted regularly in luxury home photos on social media and interior design sources but as you may have guessed from the title, this post isn’t about the homeware range. The crème de la crème of luxury fashion houses, most well known for their Birkin Bag, the french luxury fashion houses offers a whole range of luxury homeware including home textiles, wallpapers, lighting, furniture, tableware and so much more. If you have seen my other posts on Luxury Home Decor, then you know probably know that the Husband and I have been preparing to move to our new apartment and hence I have been on a hunt for all things I want and need for the new place.Īnyone who has any interest in luxury fashion wouldn’t be a stranger to the Hermès brand name. Hermes employs freelance artists from all over the world – even from Waco, Texas, if you can believe it! Crazy variety is the name of the game. No blood or sex are allowed in any of the designs and it takes 2-3 years from initial concept to final product.As a fashion connoisseur, I believe your personal style should extend to every aspect of your life. Further in-depth reading (particularly this fascinating article from the Wall Street Journal – don’t miss the video) makes me love it all the more. Caveat: when I move to the Mediterranean and yacht-hop, then yes, I will be this:īut until then, I’m more into framing an Hermes scarf to let it shine in all its glory. Plus, the designs are so intricately designed and clever, I’d want to be able to enjoy them in all their glory. (Photo above via Elements of Style)Īs much as I love a beautiful scarf, I can’t say that I can commit to spending $300 on a silk square to wear.

I developed an all-new appreciation for the French classic, which naturally led me down the rabbit hole that I’m going to drag you down as well.

Clever, detailed, colorful and visually stunning. At first I didn’t realize that was what they were – but upon closer inspection I realized that they were enormous Hermes silk squares in the most intricate patterns depicting Versailles and other French landmarks. Don’t laugh, but one thing that caught my eye a few years ago on our Disney cruise were a couple of stunning framed scarves.

Framed hermes scarf