Gucci launches AR-powered Décor line with Richard Ginori ceramics
Gucci has introduced a new home décor line, Gucci Décor, that uses augmented reality to let customers preview items in their own spaces via the Gucci App. The collection includes cushions, vases, chairs, teapots, cups, candle holders, tables, wallpaper, and folding screens, all featuring the brand's signature motifs like floral prints, animal designs, and slogans. A standout collaboration with Richard Ginori, the historic Florentine porcelain manufacturer founded in 1735, produced hand-painted ceramics requiring up to five hours per piece. The chairs are inspired by 16th-century French porter's chairs. The line is available at flagship stores, gucci.com, and select retailers.
Key facts
- Gucci launched a new home décor line called Gucci Décor.
- Customers can use augmented reality on the Gucci App to see items in their homes.
- The collection includes cushions, vases, chairs, teapots, cups, candle holders, tables, wallpaper, and folding screens.
- Ceramics are produced in collaboration with Richard Ginori, founded in 1735.
- Hand-painted ceramics require up to five hours of work per piece.
- Chairs are inspired by 16th-century French porter's chairs.
- The line is available at flagship stores, gucci.com, and select retailers.
- Gucci was founded in 1921 in Florence.
Entities
Artists
- Alessandro Michele
Institutions
- Gucci
- Richard Ginori
- Museo del Novecento di Milano
Locations
- Florence
- Italy
- Milan
- England
- France