French Artist Deodat Defendahl utilizes Tatakizome, an ancient Japanese craft, also known as hapa zome, that involves pounding fresh flowers and leaves with a hammer to transfer their natural pigments and patterns onto fabric or paper.

French Artist Deodat Defendahl utilizes Tatakizome, an ancient Japanese craft, also known as hapa zome, that involves pounding fresh flowers and leaves with a hammer to transfer their natural pigments and patterns onto fabric or paper.

French Artist Deodat Defendahl utilizes Tatakizome, an ancient Japanese craft, also known as hapa zome, that involves pounding fresh flowers and leaves with a hammer to transfer their natural pigments and patterns onto fabric or paper.

French Artist Deodat Defendahl utilizes Tatakizome, an ancient Japanese craft, also known as hapa zome, that involves pounding fresh flowers and leaves with a hammer to transfer their natural pigments and patterns onto fabric or paper.

A collection with a classic allure, featuring a dozen vases, generous tureens, serving platters and unadorned lampshades. Shapes oscillate between Louis XIV period, rigorous lines, and curves worthy of the artist Botero.

Round shapes with rigorously simplified designs and volumes, edged with a border. Perennial bestsellers: the hot-chocolate cup and the large plate.

Made in Tuscany from pure extra-fine Merino wool, this throw guarantees enveloping warmth and exceptional softness. The traditional Scottish design with fringes, paired with natural colors, enhances its refinement.

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

A Trudon classic, this candle fits all occasions. Manufactured at the Trudon workshop in Normandy, using unrivaled know-how inherited from master candle makers.

From the Belles Matières collection comes a geographic odyssey, an exploration tracing the origins of rare perfumes. It delves into the golden age of botanical discoveries, unveiling the genesis of great olfactory adventures.

From the Belles Matières collection comes a geographic odyssey, an exploration tracing the origins of rare perfumes. It delves into the golden age of botanical discoveries, unveiling the genesis of great olfactory adventures.

A Trudon classic, this candle fits all occasions. Manufactured at the Trudon workshop in Normandy, using unrivaled know-how inherited from master candle makers.