Tuileries Scented CandleThe Tuileries collection finds its inspiration in a rare document kept at the French National Archives: the Gazette des Atours de la Reine. In what seems like an ordinary notebook, countess Genevive dOssun a French courtier who served as lady in waiting and first maid of honor to Marie Antoinette gathered many fabric samples used to tailor the sovereigns many dresses and royal outfits. The fragrance of Tuileries was conceived as an homage to the rose,

a shade inspired by the Sanguine pigment used by 15th and 16th century Italian masters

Beautifully layered in 24 karat gold for stand out appeal

Rich in colour and texture

this plate easily layers into your existing tableware collection

The Tokasu bowl from L’Objet is inspired by the Japanese technique of indigo dyeing

A perfect addition to any dinner collection

In a glassware collection that is made for indulgence

This collection consists of engraved ultra-thin and hand-blown muslin glassware that takes inspiration from the historical Moire silk-weaving technique

The Ottoman Canartion placemat will deliver a dose of warmth and charm to your tablescapes

the Carmina placemat conjures up the majesty of the Nile

The intricate organic design of this salt & pepper set is entirely handcrafted from solid sterling silver by Jarosinski & Vaugoin

Crafted from pure linen this tablecloth features Schumacher's 'Citrus Garden' pattern