As we ride into the Year of the Horse, there’s no better time to infuse your home with equestrian-inspired charm. The horse has long been a symbol of strength, elegance, and freedom, making it the perfect motif for tableware, homeware, and decor. Whether you’re hosting a Lunar New Year feast or simply looking to add a touch of sophistication to your space, these horse-themed pieces are both stylish and meaningful. From statement sculptures to practical tableware, here are the best homeware and decor items to celebrate the Year of the Horse.
Horse Motif Tableware
Elevate your dining experience this Year of the Horse with tableware that celebrates the elegance and symbolism of this majestic creature. From whimsical designs to opulent creations, these pieces are perfect for both everyday use and special occasions. Marimekko’s Chinese New Year Musta Tamma Teapot (HK$1,195) brings a playful touch to your table with its vibrant, whimsical horse motif. The Musta Tamma pattern actually captures designer Maija Isola’s childhood daydreams of dashing through the woods alongside a wild herd of horses—now, who wouldn’t want to pour their tea straight from a vessel of pure imagination? Meanwhile, Hermès’ Cheval d’Orient Round Platter N°2 (HK$33,000) features a screen-printed design inspired by 15th- and 16th-century Persian miniatures, hand-applied with gold thread. For collectors, the 2026 edition of the Wedgwood Jasperware Annual Eto Horse Tray (HK$690) is a timeless keepsake.
Horse Motif Decor
Bring the spirit of the horse into your home with decor that embodies strength, grace, and freedom. Baccarat’s Marengo Horse Sculpture (HK$29,800) is a stunning centrepiece, crafted from flawless crystal and inspired by Napoleon’s legendary steed. For a more understated touch, Hermès’ Scarmande Paperweight (HK$6,900) adds sophistication to any desk, while the Louis Vuitton Horse Box (HK$22,900) offers a playful storage solution while honouring the House’s trunk craftsmanship. Add comfort with Ralph Lauren Home’s Gale Cushion (HK$3,685), featuring an embroidered galloping horse, or keep your shelves stylishly organised with Zuny’s Shire Tan Bookend (HK$595).
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