AUMENG SHANGJIAN
A chestnut leather travel bag and raspberry wool scarf on a blue railway seat beside a passing landscape

Material, seen anew

From recycled content to botanical origins, texture and colour open new expressions of material.

New arrivals

Familiar grains, new expressions. Discover a new chapter in materials, from subtle surfaces to expressive structures.

A footwear application concept: wine-red leather loafers on a dark green carpet beside a walnut wardrobe

Re-Leather

Recycled content, expressed through fine nappa and dimensional litchi grain.

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Re-Leather

Recycled content meets a range of surfaces, from smooth and nappa to litchi textures, opening new possibilities for design.

A botanical material concept: red apples, an apple half and curled peel beside a pristine apple-red fine-grain leather sheet

Re-Bloom — Botanical materials

Another life for fruit. Apple-processing residues find new expression in the textures of bio-based leather.

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Re-Bloom

Apple pomace, bamboo fibres and coffee grounds offer different starting points for a dialogue between botanical origins and leather textures.

Some origin groupings are provisional for this edition. Refer to each material's specifications for its actual formulation.

Bags, shoes and leather seating across a layered glass-and-walnut showroom
A blue-green leather settee and a closed folio in an ochre historic salon
Two charcoal leather bags on aluminium display ledges in a cool pink gallery
A rolled cognac leather length and steel ruler on a daylight cutting table
Burgundy leather shoes, a tan wallet and a pale box in a forest-green object archive
Leather boutique windows beneath a vaulted glass roof and a layered cream-stone arcade facade

Material worlds

From considered interiors to the workbench, explore leather through spaces, objects and the process of making.

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Re-Leather: Texture, renewed