Rimowa is back with another new seductive colour for 2024.

Rimowa, the epitome of luxury travel, continues its legacy of celebrating global design houses with the unveiling of the Essential collection in a captivating new hue &ndash; Sea Blue. This lively shade, inspired by the rejuvenating influence of the sea, infuses a sense of tranquility and sophistication into the renowned collection.
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the Sea Blue Essential series includes cabin, check-in L, and trunk plus-sized luggage, along with an array of travel accessories. The collection effortlessly harmonizes with Modernist features, organic arches, and tiles of a 1950s Barcelona home, showcasing RIMOWA's commitment to art and design.

Sea Blue, a departure from the specificity of previous color inspirations, draws its essence from the regenerative power of the sea. The pastel hue, expertly captured in visuals by Francesco Nazardo against the backdrop of a vintage Barcelona home, exudes a calming richness.
Inside the Essential series, the familiar functionality is enhanced with a reworked interior. The adjustable Flex Divider now features a fully zipped lining for secure storage, offering a seamless blend of security and convenience. Beyond the main trio, Sea Blue extends to toiletry pouches and packing cubes, ensuring a coordinated and organized travel experience.

Enter the new year with Rimowa's Sea Blue collection

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