The design-forward brand founded in 2011 has unveiled its first home collection of tableware.
MILAN — Known for its sleek lighting and furnishings, Italian high-end furniture firm Henge is expanding into table, glassware and home fragrances.
On Tuesday, the Milan-based company said its first home collection is anchored by core materials like stone, glass and metal, the building blocks of what it calls “a new way to live the home.”
The array, marked by natural textures and hues, includes Murano glass tumblers and a carafe designed by Ugo Cacciatori, as well as Ripple trays by Yabu Pushelberg molded flat and fashioned with cast silver and gold.
The hallmarks of the collection are the Rever plates, derived from the French word rêver, which means “to dream.” Handcrafted in Carrara from Rouge Languedoc, Napoléon and Gris Cévenol marbles, each piece reveals its natural veining through polished and bush-hammered finish. The collection also marks Henge’s foray into home fragrances, with Henge Fragrance #34. Named after the showroom at 34 Via della Spiga in Milan, the fragrance blends vibrant Mediterranean top notes of Calabrian bergamot, Sicilian lemon and jasmine with a textured heart of frankincense, Virginia tobacco and Russian leather.
Henge’s foray into tableware, glassware and fragrances is indicative of an ongoing trend, in which high-end brands are making their universe more accessible with smaller products that afford potential clients access without purchasing big-ticket items like a couch or dining table.
In December 2025, Molteni & C, owned by the family-run Molteni Group in northern Italy, did the same when they turned the focus to smaller objects like the sculptural pieces within the Gio Ponti collection , which included eight select designs from the legendary designer’s archive.
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