Tableware

Delicate coffee cups for breakfast, pretty porcelain plates for dinner or a centerpiece decorated with cut flowers to brighten up the evening. Crystal glasses to enjoy a vintage wine in a decanter. Silver trays of all shapes and sizes... The art of the table cannot be improvised. But, mastered, it distinguishes even the simplest of meals and transcends into the art of sharing.

TABLE INSPIRATIONS

Delicate coffee cups for breakfast, elegant porcelain plates for dinner, or a centerpiece adorned with fresh flowers to brighten the evening. Crystal glasses to savor a fine vintage, beautifully served in a decanter. Silver trays, in all shapes and sizes… The art of the table is no improvisation. But when mastered, it elevates even the simplest meal — and becomes an Art of sharing.

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THE VERTIGO COLLECTION

Vertigo tells the story of a beautiful encounter between a renowned luxury house and a great design signature, Andrée Putman.

Created by Andrée Putman in 2002, Vertigo brilliantly embodies her design philosophy, combining simplicity and purity with the functional purpose of objects.

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Malmaison Impériale

Christofle takes the emblematic codes of the Malmaison model and interprets them in a modern and feminine version.

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.

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BABYLONE

Mademoiselle Aurélie Bidermann with Christofle is writing a new chapter in tableware, decorative pieces and jewelry.

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Malmaison

Malmaison is named after the castle which was the favorite holiday resort of the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and the Empress Josephine.

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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.

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