Bentley Home notes shift towards material authenticity
Bentley Home has created a “sensory landscape" in its collection for Milan Design Week 2026 with a focus on “low-impact materials” defined by tactility and longevity.
The Embrace sofa’s leather-upholstered outer shell marks a deliberate shift away from wood veneers, creating a more seamless and contemporary silhouette, said the designers.
The Brimham ottoman is inspired by natural landscapes, with a distinctive leather ‘saddle’ element.
Monique Zappala, creative director at Luxury Living Group, adds, “Rather than presenting the collection as a standalone product launch, Bentley Home frames this range as part of a wider evolution, one that aligns with a growing demand from our customers globally for interiors that prioritise comfort, material authenticity and long-term value over statement-driven design.”
A collaboration between Bentley’s design team and Luxury Living Group, Bentley Home’s collection is inspired by the flowing lines of Bentley cars. Founded 13 years ago, it has more than 60 stores with flagships in Milan, Jeddah, Riyadh, Dubai, Shijiazhuang, Xi’An, Nanjing and Shanghai.
