Best known for its silk scarves and now infamous Birkin bag, French luxury house Hermès has just released its latest homewares collection. And we want it all. Designed by Nigel Peake, the new porcelain collection takes its inspiration from the timeless elegance of English gardens, and features chequered and herringbone motifs in four subtle colours. “The garden is a place where shapes and colours grow. A place to let the imagination grow. A place to the let the imagination run free: beautiful, in its studied disorder,” Peake explains. The remainder of the 2018/19 Homes collection takes its cue from the urban landscape – think bricks, palisades and louvres. Then there’s the leather stationery goods, which nod back to the brand’s equestrian heritage. Extravagant paper placemats and coasters also make an appearance this year, because, well it is Hermès after all. Click through above to see the new collection.

Clockwise from upper left: blue dessert plate, 21cm; green dinner plate, 27cm; tart platter, 32cm; bowl, 50cl; blue bread and butter plate, 14cm; all from A Walk in the Garden collection.

From left: teapot, 100cl; blue dinner plate, 27cm; orange bread and butter plate, 14cm; yellow cup, 9cl; all from A Walk in the Garden collection.

Chane trays, brick bridle leather, available in small and large round and small square models, from the Pli’h range.

Left: trays, natural maple and bridle leather, available in Clic clac quadrille, Promendade au Faubourg and Herringbone Pencil, from the Tibicolor range. Right: change trays, natural maple and bridle leather, available in H City, Pavage, from the Tibicolor range.

Left: placemats, 100% paper, available from the Toutenpapier range. Right: coasters, 100% paper, available from the Toutenpapier range.

From left: card holder, pencil tray and pencil pot, all brick bridle leather, from the Pli’h range.

Square trays, porcelin, available in small 17cm and large 26cm, from the Perimetre range.

Boxes in natural maple and lacquered wood, available in Turkey red and indigo, from The Objects of Objects range.

Vases; porcelin; small 14cm; 21cm; 25cm; and 18cm; available from the Perimetre range.