Hermes Home

Hermès bags are beloved for their exceptional quality materials and the exquisite craftsmanship with which they are made. Experience that same devotion to superior quality with Hermès home décor. Hermès blankets, pillows, trays, and other home products. An Hermès blanket draped across the arm of a sofa or side chair adds color, texture, and a sense of welcoming. Add a pair of pillows in the same or in a complementary contrasting color to continue the theme. Consider placing an Hermès porcelain tray on an occasional table for candles, flowers, or as a candy dish.

The distinctive Hermès home styles often pay homage to the design house’s history as the premier leatherworks and equestrian gear manufacturer for the French nobility. Hermès blankets and pillows prominently feature the brand’s signature “H” or “Le Duc” logo. While the design is inspired by traditional horse blankets, the feel is pure luxury. Crafted from a blend of merino wool and cashmere, Hermès blankets and pillows are sensuously soft and comfortable. Merino wool has superb insulating properties, keeping you warm in winter, but cool enough for a summer throw. 

In addition to decorating with Hermès blankets, pillows, and trays, many use Hermès scarves for home décor. Some frame the handmade scarf for custom wall art. Others use two scarves to cover throw pillows.

Hermès Home Décor for Sale

Explore our collection of Hermès home products, and discover the exquisite style with a playful, casual flair. Lighthearted equestrian and nautical themes combine with expert craftsmanship by hand. 

Hermès home gifts are an excellent way to share your love of Hermès with friends and family. Shop Madison Avenue Couture with confidence. Every piece of Hermès homeware we offer is store-fresh and guaranteed authentic. Each is in stock, and available for immediate delivery.

FAQs About Hermès Home Goods

What types of home goods does Hermès offer?

Hermès offers a wide range of home collections, including fine porcelain dinnerware, serving pieces, trays, mugs, blankets, pillows, and decorative accessories. The assortment also extends to leather desk accessories, change trays, and select furniture pieces, allowing collectors to incorporate Hermès craftsmanship throughout the home. These designs transition effortlessly across rooms, from a formal dining table to an office or dressing room.

What dinnerware collections does Hermès offer?

Hermès dinnerware lines often include plates, bowls, mugs, cups and saucers, serving pieces, and decorative table objects. Popular examples include Mosaïque au 24, Balcon du Guadalquivir, H Deco, Saut Hermès, Soleil d’Hermès, and other seasonal or limited tableware designs.

Each collection has its own visual identity. Some are graphic and architectural, while others are more colorful, equestrian, botanical, or decorative. Choose a full set for a cohesive table setting or mix complementary patterns for a more personal approach.

Are Hermès porcelain pieces dishwasher safe?

Some Hermès porcelain pieces may be suitable for the dishwasher, but care guidance can vary by collection, age, finish, and decorative details. Pieces with metallic accents, delicate decoration, or collectible value should be handled with particular care.

Hand washing is the most cautious approach. Use a soft sponge, mild soap, and warm water, and avoid abrasive materials or prolonged soaking. For any individual piece, always refer to the specific care guidance for that item before using a dishwasher.

Which Hermès home goods make the best gifts?

For a housewarming, a tray or porcelain accent can feel thoughtful and refined. For a wedding or anniversary, dinnerware, serving pieces, or a blanket may be especially appropriate. For those who already collect Hermès, home accessories offer an intentional way to integrate the iconic design into interior spaces.

Do Hermès home goods hold their value or appreciate over time?

Hermès home goods can retain strong desirability on the secondary market, particularly rare, discontinued, limited-edition, or highly recognizable designs. While they do not typically follow the same resale trajectory as iconic Hermès handbags, pieces such as Avalon blankets, sought-after porcelain collections, and discontinued colorways can attract significant collector interest. Limited production, distinctive craftsmanship, and recognizable motifs like Mosaïque au 24 or Balcon du Guadalquivir contribute to their appeal among collectors. Items in excellent, store-fresh condition or from discontinued collections may command stronger demand over time, making them highly desirable additions to a collection.