As the year draws to a close, TROVE invites visitors to step into a quieter, more reflective vision of the festive season with Treatsmas: Infinite Wonders. Rather than leaning into excess, the concept centres on light, glass, and the small moments that make gifting feel personal. The mood is wintry and luminous, shaped by mirrored surfaces, silvery hues, and objects that reveal something new each time they catch the light.
At the heart of this celebration is Ichendorf Milano, whose hand-crafted glass pieces feel especially at home within TROVE’s festive universe. Delicate baubles, sculptural tumblers, and playful figurines are presented not as decorative novelties, but as objects with lasting presence. Each piece feels quietly poetic, designed to be lived with long after the tree comes down, carrying the idea that even the smallest glass form can hold its own sense of wonder.
The experience extends beyond the shelves at TROVE’s flagship boutique in The Exchange TRX, where the Infinite Wonders Mirror Room transforms the store into a seasonal installation. Visitors step into a space where reflections stretch endlessly, light ricochets across mirrored planes, and the outside world briefly dissolves. Designed as both a visual and sensory encounter, the installation invites guests to pause, capture the moment, and become part of the festive narrative. Those who share their Mirror Room experience also stand a chance to receive weekly rewards, alongside daily surprises that extend the sense of discovery beyond the space itself.
Alongside the installation, TROVE’s festive offerings encourage a more thoughtful approach to gifting. From curated Ichendorf Milano pieces to personalised fragrance and beauty gift sets, the focus remains on choice, intention, and individuality. Each element is designed to feel considered, whether selected for someone else or as a keepsake for oneself.
Treatsmas: Infinite Wonders ultimately feels like an invitation to slow down. In a season often defined by noise and urgency, TROVE reframes celebration as something softer and more reflective, where glass, light, and space come together to create moments worth holding onto.
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