Home decoration and garden stores Oise

Chantilly porcelain is one of the best-known and oldest in the country (it was created in 1725 by the Prince de Condé). Since then, many museums in France and abroad have included one of these marvellous soft Chantilly bodies in their collections. Here you'll discover reproductions of the Manufacture's historic decors, as well as contemporary versions. And if you're not particularly keen on the subject, the product ranges have been extended to include glasses and cutlery. Don't hesitate to take advantage of our attractive prices!

Jean-Louis Nigon and Monique Lesbroussart share this workshop in the village of Savignies, which until the beginning of the th century was an important centre for the production of pottery. We even found parts dating back to the th century! They manufacture crockery (from "utilitarian pottery"), but also more personal stoneware or ceramic works with Renaissance motifs. Jean-Louis Nigon is known among others for his épis of couille which, for him, are a pretext for a sculpture. Cats, cocks, or even squirrels coming out of the potter's oven are watching the roof of the houses.

The small-priced paradise paradise! Table arts, interior and exterior decoration, cushions and bedding with colourful colours and original forms… Everything that makes the chain charm is gathered in this store all along.

Dozens of pots, colourful candleholder, exterior and floral decoration to complement your garden, bags of travel that you find nowhere else… It is difficult to leave the empty hands of this store ideally located next to the of Saint-Pierre Cathedral. Discover on their Facebook site the good plan of the week to take advantage of these original articles!

This brand new area of digital invention is an avant-garde space, where one can share its skills. You can design a project with the digital tools present, make it using 3 D printers, laser and vinyl cutters and various tools (welding machines, drills…). You can then use the Fab Lab (abbreviation of "manufacturing laboratory") to exchange tips and tips and leave your footprint in the structure. Here are some examples of projects: your table tennis is broken, you can print the damaged plastic piece to repair it! You want to get on with the sewing, here you will find tools at your disposal! There is also a coworking area with computers and a self-service internet connection.

It is possible to visit by appointment the exhibition of ceramics, sandstone, raku and Cristallisation of Jacky Mérigeau, which also organises courses during weekends and school holidays (120 € every two days). The opportunity to initiate the different techniques of filming, enamelling and cooking. You will leave with your own room after the internship: pot, bombonnière, vase…

The town of Ponchon allowed between 1820 and 1920 to tile mills. They are used until the second half of the th century in the Parisian kitchens, they are also found in Emile Zola's house in Médan and that of Monet in Giverny. Tiles travel to the end of the world, exported to South America. Sylvie Thémereau studied graphic arts at the Higher school of applied arts Duperré in Paris with a ceramic option. When she arrived in Ponchon, she discovered the ancient production of faïence tiles and that is how she began breeding. It also features decorative panels, porcelain pieces, other creations such as vases, bowls and plates (from 15 €). She is assisted by Caroline Sobczak who works on enamelled sandstone objects. Also exposed are the recovery objects of Jean-Paul Beaugé for Artdenfer: lighting, small furniture…

Lierville is a small, dynamic commune in the Oise department, Picardy region. With a population of 240 in 2015, the town is home to several craft businesses, including AEV électricien. This artisan electrician offers electrical repair and renovation services in the Vexin region. AEV électricien is registered with the Beauvais Chamber of Trade, and has ten-year insurance and civil liability with Allianz. The company also takes care of the environment by depositing dismantling and removal materials at the Liancourt Saint Pierre waste disposal center.