Luxury French Gifts
Luxury French gifts for the home. Shop:
La Maison du Chocolat
Christian Lacroix,
Bernardaud Limoges,
French Treats and Gifts for the
Home
In 1977, Robert Linxe launched the first Paris
boutique devoted entirely to chocolate, where he was quickly dubbed "The Wizard
of Ganache." La Maison du Chocolat's logo pays homage to a tool of the Indians,
the metate, which is used to grind cocoa beans with a rolling stone.
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La Maison Du Chocolat 73-Piece Coffret Maison Assorted Chocolate Box |
La Maison Du Chocolat Emeraude Hatbox |
La Maison Du Chocolat 63-Piece Coffret Maison Dark Chocolate Box |
| Iconic gift box of our Maison, created by Robert Linxe, the founder
of La Maison du Chocolat. 73-piece refined gift box is composed of an
assortment of ganaches, pralinés and almond paste, in milk and dark
chocolates. The Coffret Maison is the ideal luxury chocolate gift to
discover the marvelous creations of La Maison du Chocolat. |
Hatbox filled with an exquisite collection of celebrated chocolate
assortments. |
Iconic gift box of our Maison, created by Robert Linxe, the founder
of La Maison du Chocolat. 63-piece refined gift box is composed of an
assortment of ganaches, pralinés and almond paste, exclusively in dark
chocolates. The Coffret Maison is the ideal luxury chocolate gift to
discover the marvelous creations of La Maison du Chocolat. |
Magenta dahlias, crimson poppies and buttercup
yellow pansies mingle with lush vegetation that seems to be escaping from a
labyrinth of immaculate stripes. And with them, plates, serving dishes, sugar
bowls and treasure boxes take on a thousand different hues. And, for the first
time since their partnership began in 2013, this new Christian Lacroix Maison
china collection by Vista Alegre includes a series of sculpted decorative birds.
Selected from the manufacturer's archives by Sacha Walckhoff, Christian Lacroix
creative director, they have been mischievously turned into elegant chandeliers,
salt cellars and trivets. Each piece is entirely hand-painted and accented with
gold, superbly showcasing the age-old skill and expertise of the Portuguese
workshops. What a beautiful way to celebrate five years of successful
collaboration!
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Staub 24 oz. Pumpkin Cocotte |
Chroma Essential Knives, Set of 4 |
Olive Essential Knives, Set of 4 |
| Rooted in French culinary heritage, Staub's ceramic line offers the
same elegance, performance and durability as its renowned cast iron cookware.
Inspired by the heirloom Rouge Vif d'Etampes pumpkin and featuring a unique
high-fire glazed finish, each one-of-a-kind piece moves seamlessly from
the oven to the table. |
Includes paring knife, serrated knife, peeler, and vegetable knife.
Stainless steel blade, varnished wood handle. Hand wash. France
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Includes paring knife, serrated knife, peeler, and vegetable knife.
Stainless steel blade, olive wood handle. Hand wash. France |
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Plaid Golden Egg Tray |
Mr. Boddington's Dish Towel |
Francoise Vase |
| This ceramic platter is party-ready with cobalt stripes and 22k
glazed beds for your most delicious deviled eggs. |
Mr. Boddington's Studio is housed above a bakery on 36th street in
Brooklyn, where a team of illustrators, designers and artists craft the
brand's charming stationery-based collections. Helmed by Rebecca S.
Ruebensaal, the studio operates with her mantra in mind: anything worth
saying is better said on paper. |
Earthenware |
Bernardaud has been creating fine china
in France since 1863. Centered in Limoges, known for kaolin, the white clay that
is the secret of the finest porcelain. Still family owned, craftsmen produce products
unsurpassed in elegance and translucency. Bernardaud is one of 70 select members
of the prestigious Comité Colbert which is dedicated to
the promotion of luxury French goods.
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