Kaleidoscope Inspirations for Damien Hirst Dom Pérignon
British artist Damien Hirst draws upon his renowned 2001 Kaleidoscope paintings to craft a stunning new look for Dom Pérignon’s 2026 Limited Edition bottles. With this collaboration, the vibrant geometric patterns, initially featuring intricately arranged butterfly wings, are reimagined into striking designs that incorporate the champagne house’s distinctive shield.
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A Synergy of Craftsmanship and Imagination
Hirst expresses his admiration for Dom Pérignon as more than just a product — it’s an art form. “Dom Pérignon makes great champagne,” he affirms. “It’s a beautiful product with mega associations, in beautiful bottles.” His partnership with the brand brings together skilled craftsmanship and creative vision, epitomized in the new bottle designs.
The collaboration cleverly integrates the kaleidoscope and shield motifs, reflecting the harmony of each vintage’s grapes. This thoughtful champagne design elevates the experience, emphasizing the artistry within every pour.
Chromatic Elegance and Iconic Gifts
The collection includes two designs: a deep blue for Dom Pérignon Vintage 2018, signifying infinity and spirituality, and a warm and gentle pink for the Rosé Vintage 2010, exuding elegance and charm. “Through using a minimal set of colors, we captured the character of the wines beautifully,” Hirst explains. This art collaboration transforms the bottles into captivating pieces.

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Hirst mentions gifting a bottle to musician Jack White, celebrating their collaborative spirit showcased at the Newport Street Gallery. This gesture underscores the intertwined nature of their artistic endeavors within this unique line.

Explore more about these limited editions on domperignon.com, and anticipate the November 2026 Art Issue of Wallpaper*, featuring insight into this creative venture with Hirst.
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Frequently asked questions
What inspired Damien Hirst’s Dom Pérignon bottle designs?
Damien Hirst’s designs for Dom Pérignon’s 2026 Limited Edition bottles are inspired by his renowned 2001 Kaleidoscope paintings, reimagining the vibrant geometric patterns originally featuring intricately arranged butterfly wings.
What do the colors of the new bottle designs represent?
The collection includes a deep blue design for Dom Pérignon Vintage 2018, signifying infinity and spirituality, and a warm and gentle pink for the Rosé Vintage 2010, which exudes elegance and charm.
When will the creative venture be featured in Wallpaper*?
The creative venture will be featured in the November 2026 Art Issue of Wallpaper*, providing insight into the collaboration with Damien Hirst.
