Home decoration
To give cachet to your interior, taking care of your decoration is essential. Whether it's a photo frame welcoming the portrait of the youngest, a candelabra providing a soft light in the dining room or a vase welcoming a bouquet of peonies, punctuate your home with discreet and elegant touches .
Vases
A true work of art, the crystal vase is an exceptional piece. Symbol of the meticulous work of passionate craftsmen, it quickly finds its place at the heart of your decoration and sublimates your interior by its simple presence. Guarantees of quality and imbued with traditional know-how, the models of small or large crystal vase offer you the assurance of enjoying the brilliance of an exceptional piece. Iconic and timeless, each of them will become a perfect gift for any occasion.
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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.
TOURBILLON
World-renowned for its crystal ware, Christofle brings a new material to the Art of the Table with Tourbillon: pieces in blown glass, fruits of the collaboration with Alya Tannous. Discover this new collection's two candlesticks.
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.
PERLES
The alignment of beads in halfrelief is typical of Louis XVI ornamentation. This classic and feminine design outlines the contours of the piece like a pearl necklace.
GRAFFITI
With its poetic and offbeat graphics, each object in the Graffiti collection upsets the traditional image of classic goldsmithing while carrying a message, in the form of graffiti.
ARBORESCENCE
Real interior sculptures, the decorative objects in the Arborescence collection succeed in the bold gamble of associating the characteristic purity of Christofle with the abstract evocation of plants. Designed by designer Ora-Ïto, this collection brings a fresh look to functional objects and questions their integration into our contemporary universe.
40 000
May 29, 1935, port of Le Havre. The Normandy siren sounds. One of the first floating palaces sets off for America. In the cozy atmosphere of the dining rooms, no less than 40,000 pieces of jewelry from Maison Christofle await the luckiest passengers.
Le Normandie