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"Louis Vuitton's Limited-Edition \"Objets Nomades\" Debuts at Design Miami\nLouis Vuitton partners with visionary designers to create Objets Nomades, a collection of travel-friendly furnishings and accessories\nBrazilian designers and brothers Fernando and Humberto Campana devised this unique, limited-edition cabinet de voyage. The sustainable-design\u2013conscious duo used recycled leather from one of Louis Vuitton's workshops to ornament the fringed, foldable travel cabinet, which has three shelves and a hook for easy hanging. Currently available at the Louis Vuitton Miami Design District location or made to order, the piece costs $51,500; only a dozen will be produced\u2014each in a different color.\nA stripped-down version of the vibrant Maracatu, this cabinet is made to order and costs $11,000.\nSwiss design studio Atelier O\u00EF combines the art of origami with Louis Vuitton's legendary craftsmanship in this leather-covered geometric stool. The clever design folds shut to lay completely flat, and convenient handles make for easy transport. It costs $3,650.\nAlso by Atelier O\u00EF, this sophisticated hammock was inspired by Louis Vuitton's classic trunk bed, designed in the 19th century for French explorer Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza. In the brand's iconic Nomade leather with gold-plated fixtures, the hammock costs $32,300 and is available made to order.\nFrench designer Christian Liaigre fashioned this travel desk using the portability of easels used by painters in the 19th century as inspiration. With a maple frame and Nomade-leather top, the desk is sturdy yet lightweight. It is currently available made to order and costs $34,900.\nThis frosted lamp by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby of London-based design studio BarberOsgerby features LED lights (with four brightness settings) surrounded by a handcrafted Murano-glass bell-like enclosure. Cordless, solar powered, and with a removable leather strap, the lamp offers the ultimate in on-the-go illumination. It is available made to order for $3,350.\nImagined by French designer Constance Guisset, this sleek, modern take on the travel pillow comrises eight airy cushions covered in ultrasoft fabric. It costs $1,010.\nThis sleep mask, also by Guisset, is made of removable and washable foam rings sheathed in thermoformed leather. They cost $425 a pair.\nFrench designer Perrine Desmons gives the iconic Louis Vuitton padlock a modern makeover with this stylish bag hanger. Price upon request.\nSpanish architect-designer Patricia Urquiola's version of a portable stool draws on the floral bloom of Louis Vuitton's famous Monogram canvas. With an aluminum frame and leather seat, the lightweight, collapsible stool\u2014which will be displayed in Miami only as a prototype\u2014can be carried like a handbag.\nCreated by Clino Castelli, the Lovebench was inspired by a folding lectern the Italian designer was given in the 1970s, which had been built by an Uzbek craftsman and sold in the markets of Kabul, Afghanistan. The stand was made from a single piece of wood, and Castelli channels the same ingenious design with this transportable seat for two. Currently in prototype form and not for sale.\nThis design by Maarten Baas demonstrates the Dutchman's interest in shape-shifting objects. The durable beach chair, which comprises cotton straps and a hand-modeled resin-coated clay frame, folds up to be easily (and stylishly) carried. Currently in prototype form and not for sale.\nTokyo design studio Nendo, headed by founder Oki Sato, emphasized simplicity with its design for Surface, the Lamp. The fixture utilizes LED bulbs and a USB-rechargeable battery, cleverly concealed by a thin sheet of Nomade leather that has been perforated to mimic Louis Vuitton's iconic Damier pattern. When it's not in use, the lamp simply rolls up for simple transport. Currently in prototype form and not for sale.\nComposed of comfortable woven mesh, two \"handles\" support Patricia Urquiola's handbag-inspired swing, which is finished with such luxe details as a leather cushion and gold-plated hooks. A prototype of the swing will be on display in Miami through December 9, but it is not for sale.\nFashioned by French designer Thierry Gaugain, this sleek light is powered by low-energy-consumption OLEDs, which emit a warm light. When turned on, the tiny object illuminates the interior of a traveler's handbag; when off, it doubles as a small makeup mirror. It costs $655."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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