After months of silence, HOMMEMADE, A$AP Rocky’s interior design project, is suddenly back in the spotlight. A series of posts published by the @hommemade account has directed audiences to the official webstore, where images, details, and prices for the Galaxy Line have appeared. The collection was first unveiled at Design Miami 2024 and had remained in the background while Rocky was busy with the rollout of DON’T BE DUMB, his role as Ray-Ban’s creative director, and running his AWGE brand.

Among the collection’s most ambitious pieces is the CBNT V.1, a mobile recording studio priced at $300,000. Equipped with Pro Tools and Ableton, 8-track recording, VHS, DVD, and CD compatibility, exposed analog tape reels, a TV, and a Macintosh, the module evokes the feel of a spaceship control room. Its aesthetic is perfectly in line with the rest of the Galaxy Line, which plays with urban perspectives and futuristic imagery.

One of the most interesting elements in the collection is the Skyline Carpet, a rug depicting New York from above, created in collaboration with Gufram and produced in Alba, Italy. The piece transforms the city into a three-dimensional landscape, merging architecture and home decor into a sculptural surface.

Completing the offering is the Skyline Divider, a $13,500 room divider that turns the skyline into foldable panels, while the lighting selection includes two suspended lamps, Satellamp 1 and Satellamp 2, conceived as satellites orbiting in space and priced at $50,000 and $35,000 respectively.

HOMMEMADE’s sudden return to activity could be hinting at a new public presentation. The timing suggests events such as NYCxDesign or the upcoming Milan Design Week, although no new collection has been officially announced so far.