“I have a renewed commitment to elegance, she said, in case you think I'm just spending money for the fun of it. ”
Italian, antique residence, Corte della Meastra
Civita di Bagnoregio, Italy
Historically linked to the art of serving at the table with class name Christofle evokes both the elegance of times past and contemporary luxury. The company constantly renews itself, thanks to the collaboration of artists and designers, adding silver, raw legendary and timeless, the latest trends.
Since its founding in 1830, in a laboratory Christofle silverware family in the heart of the Marais district in Paris, the brand retains its characteristic savoir-faire. His new creations, reissues and limited edition designs are treated as true works of art at the current seat of the factory and workshop in Yainville in Normandy.
The tradition of custom pieces since the time of Emperor Napoleon III. Nowadays, orders arrive coming mostly from private collectors of luxury hotels in various parts of the world and also the Palais de l'Elysée, official residence of the French president. The refined technical ability of teachers goldsmith makes possible the wildest dreams of the customers and makes quality brand equity.
Cutlery line Jardin D'Eden, design Marcel Wanders, with designs in low relief
Houses with Charm by Susan Sully, Atlanta Designer Jackye Lanham.
“You must remember, Madame Harris, elegance is in the details.”
― Lynn Sheene, The Last Time I Saw Paris
Italian, antique residence, Corte della Meastra
Civita di Bagnoregio, Italy
Houses with Charm by Susan Sully, Atlanta Designer Jackye Lanham.
Armchair by Sir Laurence Alma-Tadema, late 19th century - photo © Victoria & Albert Museum
I love this fabulous and creative chandlier! by Zize Zink
Italian, antique residence, Corte della Meastra
Houses with Charm by Susan Sully, Atlanta Designer Jackye Lanham.
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“Elegance is an attitude”
― Longines
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