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Zoé de Las Cases
The least we can say is that this young woman of boundless creativity is always busy! Trained at the Académie Charpentier, this jack-of-all-trades embraces all disciplines with equal ease. Discover her selection on MOM!
Fish & Fish by Paola Navone
Herring - little wriggling blue fish from the Baltic Sea – have claimed the starring role in this exclusive Fish&Fish tableware collection, designed by Paola Navone for Serax. A relaxed and playful collection, ideal for the aperitif or dinner, tasting, finger food, all in the shape of this legendary fish which is ever so good for our health. The Italian designer Paola Navone, who draws inspiration with gourmet gusto from the culture and daily life of the many countries she has visited, is this time inspired by products made in the United States during the Great Depression in the 1930s.
European Mid-Century glazed ceramic vases
This category is broad and encompasses mid-century ceramic vases by by many different workshops, studios and manufacturers from all over Europe. Our assortment features over 3000 pieces at any time of the year: from West German Fat lava to Hungarian Kiraly and Zsolnay, but also Italian Bitossi and the work of many more known and lesser known Romanian, Bulgarian, Swedish, Belgian and Czech potters and artists of the early and mid XX century.
Cabbage plates
These plates are unique with their design inspired by cabbage leaves. A perfect display to serve your favorite recipes at the table. Especially green salads go wonderfully with the traditional green color of the plates. The cabbage leaf dishes are poured into traditional molds and are glazed following each vein in the leaves. Produced and inspired by Bordallo Pinheiro in Portugal.
Zoé de Las Cases, a passion for life!
The least we can say is that this young woman of boundless creativity is always busy! Trained at the Académie Charpentier, this jack-of-all-trades embraces all disciplines with equal ease: her books on decorating published by Hachette are a hit, her coloring guides, in which she shares her best addresses in Paris, are snapped up, and the "Archi Beau" programs she hosts on Sunday lunchtimes on Paris Première are followed by an ever-growing community of decoristas. With her characteristic enthusiasm, she readily admits that anything to do with creation delights her, whether it's drawing, photography, illustration or china, which she practices assiduously with her family.
