Dior Maison's Godron Tableware Collection Revives Art Deco Motif
Cordelia de Castellane, who leads Dior Maison's artistic direction, has introduced a fresh tableware collection featuring the 'Godron' design, which has roots in the brand's history. This motif, first launched in 1974 and popular in the 80s and 90s, now includes elegant blue stripes alongside rounded, hatched rectangles in white, navy, and gold. The line offers a variety of Limoges porcelain items, such as egg cups, platters, and decorative plates, as well as trays, vases, and linens. Prices begin at £95, available at dior.com. This collection can also complement de Castellane's debut furniture series, Dior Greenhouse, inspired by Christian Dior’s childhood home, featuring art deco-inspired geometric designs.
Key facts
- Cordelia de Castellane is artistic director of Dior Maison.
- The 'Godron' motif was first used on Dior Maison objects in 1974.
- The motif was widespread in the brand's 1980s and 1990s collections.
- The collection includes Limoges porcelain pieces.
- The collection is priced from £95.
- The collection is available at dior.com.
- Dior Greenhouse is de Castellane's first furniture collection for Dior Maison.
- Dior Greenhouse is inspired by the winter garden of Christian Dior's childhood home in Granville.
Entities
Artists
- Cordelia de Castellane
- Christian Dior
Institutions
- Dior Maison
- Wallpaper*
Locations
- Paris
- France
- Granville