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Assouline launches new collection of Decor Objects and Fragrances


ASSOULINE has released The Library Collection: a new range that marks the brand’s expansion into home decor objects and fragrances.

Assouline The Library Collection

For those unfamiliar with the brand, Assouline is a luxury publishing house known for its visually striking coffee table books that celebrate culture, travel, fashion, and design. Founded in 1994 by Prosper and Martine Assouline, the brand has become synonymous with refined storytelling, elegant aesthetics, and timeless style.

Assouline The Library Collection

Assouline The Library Collection

Assouline The Library Collection

That legacy continues with The Library Collection, a new category of beautifully and elegantly designed objects, each with a bold, modern feel. Every item is crafted to the highest standard, with exceptional attention to detail.

The debut line includes bookstands, bookends, and a magnifying glass—just a few of the thoughtfully curated pieces designed to create the perfect library. All are available in the brand’s signature colours of red, brown, and camel.

Assouline The Library Collection

In addition to the objects, the collection introduces home fragrances that pay homage to libraries around the world. These scents evoke the warmth and history of such spaces, with each fragrance capturing a specific atmosphere or memory. For example, the Culture Lounge scent features sweet notes of vanilla musk, with top notes of rum and lemon—designed to transport you to a place of comfort and quiet reflection.

by Ellis Dowle

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