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Cartier Launches New Collections of Home Wares & Accessories
By SENATUS Editor | 26 October 2022

Ahead of the year-end festivities, Cartier has launched new collections of objects and accessories for the home. The Cartier black panthère framed in cypress sits at the heart of this home collection, alongside the white and gold porcelain table and peacock decoration.

Available as well is the Diabolo collection, stamped by the Maison bellboy and presented in the red case. A luggage tag, a vanity mirror, a snow globe, a trinket tray, or a tictac toe game... all these objects can be enjoyed in red or, for the first time, in navy blue.

Finally, an adorable baby collection that invites the panthère to keep watch or play, all dressed in white on delicate white porcelain bowls.

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