Launched in 2022, HOMMEMADE had remained relatively low-key after ներկայացing its Galaxy line at Design Miami 2024. However, recent activity has shifted attention back to the brand, as a series of posts now directs audiences to its webstore. Meanwhile, A$AP Rocky has been occupied with multiple ventures, including his album DON’T BE DUMB, his role as creative director at Ray-Ban, and his fashion label AWGE.
High-Concept Pieces Lead the Collection
Among the standout designs, the CBNT V.1 emerges as the most ambitious and expensive piece, priced at $300,000 USD. Designed as a fully equipped recording studio, it includes Pro Tools and Ableton, along with compatibility for 8-track, VHS, DVD, and CD formats. In addition, the setup features exposed analog tape reels, a television, a Macintosh computer, and wheels for mobility. As a result, the piece resembles a futuristic control room, aligning with the Galaxy line’s broader exploration of trompe-l’oeil cityscapes.
Similarly, the Skyline Carpet transforms an aerial view of New York City into a functional artwork. Created in collaboration with Gufram and produced in Alba, Italy, the rug merges art, architecture, and design. Complementing this piece, the Skyline Divider extends the concept into foldable panels shaped like skyscrapers, offering both structure and visual impact.
Lighting and What Comes Next
Beyond furniture, the collection also introduces sculptural lighting pieces. The Satellamp 1 and Satellamp 2, priced at $50,000 USD and $35,000 USD respectively, hang from the ceiling and mimic satellites orbiting the Earth. Consequently, these designs reinforce the collection’s futuristic and spatial theme.
At the same time, the renewed activity surrounding the brand suggests a possible upcoming activation. Given the timing, there is speculation about appearances at major design events such as NYCxDesign or Milan Design Week. However, no official announcement has been confirmed regarding the next release.