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To celebrate a decade of creative collaboration, Lenny Kravitz and home décor brand CB2 unveil their third joint collection, set for release in 2025. Born from Kravitz’s own studio, this capsule embodies a refined take on global design influences, with an emphasis on timeless elegance and effortless sophistication.
A mix of inspirations, from Europe to California
This new range doesn’t just follow trends—it tells a story. Kravitz Design drew from a vast pool of references: the brutal yet beautiful lines of European modernism, the iconic Case Study Houses of mid-century Southern California, and the easygoing charm of Malibu. It’s a visual and tactile narrative that spans continents and eras.
The collection also reaches further back, into the architectural archives of the 1920s and ’30s. Figures like Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson serve as silent mentors in the background, their minimalist philosophies reshaped into furniture that’s not just meant to be looked at, but lived in.
For anyone familiar with Kravitz’s aesthetic—both as a musician and a designer—this feels like a deeply personal expression of comfort and style. There’s no pretense. Just objects designed to settle into a home and stay there. To read Gwen Stefani headlines magical 2025 Disney Christmas Parade
A home meant to feel like a sanctuary
One of the most striking things about this capsule is how it manages to balance visual impact with emotional comfort. CB2 President Ryan Turf put it well: “the home should be a sanctuary.” That idea isn’t just wallpapered onto a press release. You can sense it in the material choices, the proportions, the small details that invite touch before they impress the eye.
The pieces aren’t flashy, but they hold your gaze. Kravitz himself describes his intention clearly: “timeless pieces that bring elegance and ease into the modern home.” And I think he succeeds—there’s a quiet confidence in this collection that feels refreshing.
Materials that connect and elevate
The 2025 capsule is undeniably tactile. Kravitz and CB2 have leaned into rich textures and natural materials, giving each object depth and warmth. You’ll find:
- Italian twill upholstery with a soft hand
- Hand-knotted rugs offering warmth and pattern
- Supple leathers and natural suedes
- Polished elements in Breccia Fantasique marble
- Delicate lighting details with rice paper and Danish cord
These aren’t just luxurious touches for the sake of it. They’re choices that make sense in how people live and interact with the spaces around them. The warm, neutral palette acts like a base layer—inviting enough on its own, flexible enough to build upon.
Available now, and worth exploring
The Kravitz Design x CB2 2025 collection is already available both online and in select stores across the country. Whether you’re rethinking a space or just in the mood to browse something that blends music, architecture, and soul, this line is worth a look. To read Toho expands into Europe with bold anime distribution moves
Personally, I’ve always admired when artists like Kravitz expand their creative voice to other mediums. There’s an honesty here—you feel that he’s not just lending his name but actually shaping the atmosphere these pieces carry. It’s not about making bold statements. It’s about making a space where people want to stay.
