Christofle's Malmaison Riviera Collection Showcases Mediterranean Motifs in Limoges Porcelain

Christofle, the Parisian silverware house founded in 1830 by jeweler Charles Christofle, has introduced a new Malmaison Riviera porcelain collection. The pieces are crafted in Limoges, France, and feature hand-painted Mediterranean motifs in a vibrant watercolor yellow. The collection includes a dinner plate, dessert plate, underplate, soup/cereal bowl, and a cake stand, all designed to pair with the brand's silver flatware and other Malmaison accessories. The Talisman flatware collection, designed by Bernard Yot in 1986 and inspired by Art Deco, is customizable using the cloisonné technique. The MOOD silver-plated 24-piece flatware set for six is housed in a sculptural, egg-shaped case. Additional tableware includes a silver-plated Malmaison candelabra, a rectangular tray, and napkin rings, all drawing inspiration from the Empire style of Napoleon and Josephine's Parisian residence. For nearly two centuries, Christofle's creations have been featured in royal residences, the Orient Express, and the Paris Opera, redefining tableware, jewelry, and decor with a blend of timeless elegance and modern sustainability.