Though primarily an ornament box, Louis Vuitton’s box scott is as versatile as it gets. Use it to house your safety pins, hair ties (we’re always losing those), makeup or jewellery – or simply leave it as is for a sleek counter-top statement piece. We’ve even clocked some style stars using this as a bag, with a looped-in scarf as a DIY handle. Really, it’s your call.

If you’re an art and design buff, chances are you’ve heard of super-buzzy Israeli design duo Raw Edges. Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay have since won over the fashion world with their quirky yet principle-focused approach to design. One of their additions to Louis Vuitton’s Objets Nomades furniture edit? Dolls – a series of limited-edition, made-to-order chairs that differ in height and design from piece to piece. Here’s to a truly one-of-a-kind desk set up.

Exercise equipment or home decor? At $3,750 a pair, these 3kg dumbbells certainly make for ultra-luxurious gym equipment – but we think the sleek metal and monogrammed canvas wouldn’t look out of place as living room (or home gym) decor either.

If you’re developing your green thumb during this circuit breaker, this Objets Nomades number will most certainly give you some green-cred. Designed by French designer and decorator Damien Langlois-Meurinne, this fashionable water-repellant hanging plant is set to add a little bit of colour (and much-needed foliage) to your day.

If you’re working through that circuit breaker reading list, Swiss design trio – and frequent Louis Vuitton collaborators – Atelier Oi’s elegant bedside lamp is a bedroom fixture to consider. With an intricate, twist design and a luxurious leather finish, consider this a precursor to a great night’s sleep.

Though loungewear is certainly on the top of our work from home outfit list, this bright number from Louis Vuitton’s new Escale collection isn’t far off from making us want to indulge in a little dress up. If that’s not your shtick, throw this on your couch or coffee table for a little textile flair. Double win.

Think of a beautiful Louis Vuitton trunk and chances are an equally elegant encased crystal wine glass (it comes with two) isn’t what comes to mind. With the house’s selection of iconic monogrammed trunks and boxes – that span from watch cases to a life-sized vanity – this canvas wine case is a low-maintenance and useful option.

There might not be much need for perfumes these days, but a scented candle might do well in its place. Created by master perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, this scent is housed in an all-white ceramic container and topped off with a supple leather handle and gives off a robust scent of Centifolia rose.

Jenga, anyone? While we know there are a plethora of online games floating around right now, why not ditch it for something a little more…”old school”? This colourful monogram tower – complete with 54 pieces – is a game night fixture to top.