Ceramic handmade in Paris, stamped with the Astier de Villatte monogram and the initials of the artisan who crafted it.

Adapted from ‘Habit de Jardinier’, engraving by Nicolas de Larmessin II from his series 'Les Costumes Grotesques et les Métiers' (17th century).

A modern version of the classic wooden pencil. Features a classic pink eraser and vintage-inspired exclusive colors.

Ravishing or extravagant, flowers of every form and kind adorn plates, tureens, vases and jugs.

Some thirty models, adorned with beading, embrace the spirit of 18th-century bubble carafes. Teapots, pitchers and cups in varying sizes, as well as tiered serving dishes, make this the perfect collection for sumptuous breakfasts or afternoon teas.

A dream of times past: next stop, Porte des Lilas. At the exit of the celebrated 20s metro station, the stairs bring the delighted voyager to alleys neatly bordered by pretty little houses, with mauve lilacs overflowing their garden fences.

‘He approaches the subject with the eye of an artist’ Anna Pavord…

The olive tree, a sacred symbol of Provence, is the inspiration behind the Belle de Provence Olive Oil collection. An infusion of olive leaf extract is combined with the herbal fragrances of that region.

Handmade just for us in Italy, ceramic bud vases with a wonderful antique glaze.

Available in 6 gorgeous colors.

What makes a creative life? For an artist like Frances Palmer, it’s knitting all of one’s passions—all of one’s creativity—into the whole of life. And what an inspiration it is.

The embroidered napkin from the Letizia collection is the perfect complement to the Letizia placemat, but it also pairs beautifully with a tablecloth you wish to embellish.

Made in Tuscany from pure extra-fine Lambs wool, this throw guarantees enveloping warmth and exceptional softness. The beautiful windowpane design with fringe works well with any style.