Hawaiian expands NoHo Home collaboration
Products from The Leihōku Collection available on the Hawaiian Airlines Pau Hana Cart include a travel blanket, chopsticks, reusable cleaning clothes and a fashion wrap
Hawaiian Airlines is expanding its collaboration with NoHo Home, introducing its first-ever home and travel retail collection. NoHo Home is the design team behind its latest inflight amenities and soft goods.
Dream of your next vacation in the Kilo Hoku bedding from the capsule collection
The Leihōku Collection, named after the premium suites of Hawaiian's 787 Dreamliners, brings a sense of place and comfort to kamaʻāina and visitors with contemporary home décor and travel items. The full collection is available through the NoHo Home website and pop-up shop at Ala Moana Shopping Center in Honolulu. A limited collection is available for purchase on domestic flights as well as Sydney and Auckland flights from the Hawaiian Airlines Pau Hana Cart.
Fabric luggage tags in the Kilo and Lele designs
"Our intention with this collection is to introduce guests to these designs while on our aircraft and hopefully they'll want to take items home with them to remember their time with us and the memories made while exploring our islands," said Alisa Onishi, senior director of brand, community and culture at Hawaiian Airlines.
"Noho Home was the perfect partner because we knew we wanted to create a sense of home within our Premium Cabin and throughout our aircraft, so we developed our inflight amenity kits and soft goods and expanded those designs into a home retail collection."
Lele teal napkin set from The Leihōku Collection
Collection details
All items in the collection are adorned with one of three designs:
- Kilo Hōkū, or stargazer, was inspired by breathtaking timelapse photography of the night sky and is a captivating visual representation of the eternal nature of the cosmos, a testament to the timeless dance of stars and planets that have guided voyagers throughout history
- Lele means to “fly or leap” and celebrates the marvel of flight and the spirit of adventure
- ʻŌlali means to “glide smoothly” like a bird in the air or dolphin in the ocean
"It's an absolute honour and a privilege to work alongside Hawaiian to create an atmosphere that evokes home and tells a story of navigation through design and pattern," said Jalene Kanani Bell, owner of Noho Home. "Our culture has a rich history of being voyagers and this collection celebrates our sense of travel and journey."
