1. Babylone

    The name is a myth: that of the world's most beautiful hanging gardens. In Paris, the Rue de Babylone embodies the very essence of a certain art de vivre, the one favored by designer Mademoiselle Aurélie Bidermann, with whom Christofle is writing a new chapter in tableware, decorative pieces and jewelry.

  2. Malmaison

    Malmaison is named after the castle which was the favorite holiday resort of the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and the Empress Josephine. Resolutely chic, its ornaments, openwork leaves and symmetry of the decorations, give a statutory imprint to the table and to all the moments that live there.

    Discover the Malmaison collection, and its barware and flatware selections.

  3. Malmaison Impériale

    Christofle takes the emblematic codes of the Malmaison model and interprets them in a modern and feminine version with Malmaison Impériale.
    You will find the flower of the handle hoods of Malmaison pieces. Each piece has its own decoration and thus allows you to vary your table according to the moments of tasting. Christofle is offering 6 pieces in two versions, one platinium and one gold.

  4. Vertigo

    Designed by Andrée Putman in 2002, "Vertigo" brilliantly illustrates the design concept of its creator: combining a simple and pure aesthetic with the functional function of objects.
    Discover the Vertigo barware and home decoration collections.

  5. Albi

    Albi is an ode to French elegance. Inspired by the pure and straight lines of the nave of the famous cathedral of the city of Albi, a masterpiece of southern art, this collection quickly became a classic of Christofle.

    Discover the Albi children, barware, and flatware collections.

  6. Tourbillon

    Universellement reconnue pour sa verrerie en cristal, la maison Christofle inaugure un nouveau matériau dans l'Art de la Table avec Tourbillon : des créations en verre soufflé, fruits de la collaboration avec Alya Tannous. Cette collaboration a donné naissance à six nouvelles références : flûte à champagne, verre à vin rouge,  verre à vin blanc, verre à eau et deux bougeoirs.

  7. Silver Time

    Designed by the talented designer Jean-Marie Massaud, Silver Time collection is the first complete collection dedicated specifically to brunch, this moment of sharing, popular with all, typically contemporary and particularly warm.

  8. Fjerdingstad

    This year Christofle reissues eleven exceptional pieces created by Christian Fjerdingstad including a great design classic the trundle coffee pot (1926), but also the coffee service "1925" with round lines (1933).

  9. Madison 6

    Designed by the Christofle studio, the MADISON 6 collection brilliantly declines the hexagon motif, an iconic geometric motif for the Maison since it is the shape of its hallmark. The motif is taken up in various ways depending on the universe and the materials: like the honeycomb, border, or main motif.

    Discover the MADISON 6 home decoration and jewelry & accessories collections.

  10. Gallia

    Gallia was born with the 20th century, at the time of the 1900 world’s fair held in Paris to celebrate the achievements of the past century and to accelerate development into the next.​ The collection takes its name from a combination of metals that marked its era. Gallia, whose hallmark and symbol is the rooster, honours France and French innovation. In 2022, Christofle launches the reedition of 16 iconic pieces​ highlighting elements of faune and flora.

  11. Jardin d'Eden

    The Jardin d’Eden collection was created in 2010 by Marcel Wanders studio, a great name in contemporary design. Baroque at will, the exuberance of its decor breaks with the characteristic refinement of the house.
    Discover the Jardin d'Eden flatware, home decoration, and jewelry & accessories collections.

  12. UNI

    Designed by the Christofle studio, UNI is one of the most sober collections in the Maison. Lending itself particularly to engraving, it is available in many universes.

    Discover the UNI home decoration collection.

  13. Perles

    Perles is part of the historical collections of Christofle. It gracefully takes up one of the ornaments typical of the Louis XVI style: a delicate alignment of pearls in semi-relief which hems around the periphery of each piece as if it were a necklace.