Tableware France

A 300^m2 showroom in the heart of Lyon, where iconic contemporary design brands add style to our interiors (and exteriors where appropriate). As soon as you walk through the door, you'll be greeted by a warm welcome and enthusiastic advisors who will guide you towards the objects that best suit your decorating desires. Fatboy, Tolix, Guzzini, Toulemonde Bochart, Fermob and, exclusively in Lyon, an Alessi "shop in shop" to discover the genuine works of the Italian brand. A world where designers put themselves at the service of everyday life to make our lives more beautiful.

Beautiful store full of rich nooks and crannies installed in the passage de l'Argue. A national brand store where cooking enthusiasts and neophytes alike will find all the utensils and equipment they need to become real little chefs at home. From the indispensable silicone molds to the foam and espumas siphon, not to mention the pots, the food processors and the gourmet products, it is impossible to list all the references of the house. It is also difficult to find all the information you are looking for, especially when the consultants are too discreet.

Emile Henry, a great name in French culinary art for over 150 years! This prestigious brand has been able to maintain the quality of its manufacturing processes while updating its colourful collections. The dishes are absolutely indestructible, incredibly resistant to shocks, heat or cold! In a clear space, the welcome is adorable and the expert advice is expert. Inimitable casseroles, sauté pans, pastry dishes, tajine or fondue dishes, beautiful range of crockery and kitchen utensils with the best brands.

The Casserolerie champenoise is the place to be for lovers of good food. It offers a wide selection of top-of-the-line cooking utensils made in France. Mauviel 1830 copper pots, Le Creuset cast iron casseroles, Revol porcelain dishes, as well as woks, blini pans, jam pans and pastry molds, you will find everything you need to realize all your culinary desires and concoct delicious dishes as in a star restaurant.

For four generations, the Dubost family has perpetuated the tradition of French cutlery in Viscomtat. Founded in 1920, the Maison Jean Dubost is dedicated to making quality kitchen knives and table cutlery, recognized the world over. Now in its fourth generation, the company combines ancestral know-how with a touch of modernity, as seen in its flagship products such as Laguiole knives and Jean Dubost cutlery. Awarded the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company) label in 2012 and a confirmed level of CSR commitment, Jean Dubost embodies the excellence of French craftsmanship, while committing itself to a socially and environmentally responsible approach.

Christian Baudinière took over the manufacture of "Châtellerault" knives and created the Manuchard (a reference to the workers at the town's Manufacture d'armes). Passionate about blades from an early age, he took over the family armory before setting up his own cutlery boutique in 2015. Handles in olive wood, walnut, juniper, buffalo horn, ram horn... there's no shortage of choice. Design, manufacture, engraving, maintenance, sharpening, the store offers a wide range of services and many other blades for hunting, the table or the kitchen.

One look at the display case and you'll quickly realize that you're going to find knife models you've never seen anywhere else. Cyril and Jean-Noël Ganivet set up their cutlery business in Châtel-Guyon with the intention of adding a touch of innovation and creativity to their knifemaking expertise. The result is a range of unique knives, as well as a jewelry collection. Don't hesitate to visit the boutique-atelier, where they'll be delighted to explain their approach and show you their creations.

At the very beginning of rue Bonaparte, on the Place Foch side, is a shop well known to locals who come all year round. A showcase dedicated to Corsican and international artisan cutlery, it presents the finest creations of French cutlery to hunting enthusiasts. Specializing in Corsican knives, you'll find the work of a number of artisan cutlers: Coutellerie du Lotus, Alexandre Musso and Olivier Moretti, Bertrand Filhol, Jean François Deak, Kevin Muzikar... as well as renowned French and international cutlery.

This cutlery has existed for more than forty years, it is the last one in Avignon! All the major brands are there in showcases including the classics Laguiole, Thiers, Victorinox and Opinel, as well as Damascus blades (laminated and precious, this technique dates back to the Merovingian era). Practical and clever, it is here that you will have your knives sharpened if need be, the chefs know the address well. Very demanding traders with quality, they absolutely do not want to disappoint their customers.

Arielle runs this little store, whose frontage is reminiscent of a Provencal postcard, with its fig tree as a trellis, and many passers-by take photos of her, so charming is the place. Arielle's roots are in the street where she grew up, and her store is as cheerful as a vacation! She presents a selection of pottery, notably Catalan: bowls, salad bowls, in pretty colors, according to the trend of the moment (turquoise, orange, aniseed, etc.), that will add sparkle to your table setting.

In the heart of the Prado-Mermoz district, in what is known as Marseille's "carré d'or", this elegant boutique dedicated to the arts of cooking, welcomes you in a large and bright space. A real place of inspiration for your culinary desires with a wide range of utensils to choose from, from the simple ladle to the cake molds, metallic or silicone. Everything is there, absolutely everything. Your pastry impulses will find their best ally. Very smiling and professional reception, very good advice. There are few, if any, other stores of this kind as complete in Marseille, which makes it obviously an address to remember and to recommend to others.

Are you mad about cooking? Then welcome to TOC! Located in the heart of downtown Bordeaux, this boutique offers all the essentials of the culinary arts for amateur and professional cooks alike. The wide selection of products on sale makes you want to get cooking! Here you'll find absolutely everything for slicing, dicing, decorating, decanting, simmering... In short, this is the ideal store to equip yourself with.

Carpe Diem is not just another designer boutique. Quite the contrary, in fact. It's a dreamlike, poetic place, home to many talented artists and craftspeople, where you'll find precious objects. You're sure to snap up a flamingo, Christine's iconic creation (each bird is unique), or why not one of Juliette's exquisite ceramics. Perhaps your choice will be Pauline's subtle collages or Pauline's dreamy cyanotopes. Claire's accessories are perfect, as is Clémence's jewelry...

In this elegant cutlery, Katherine Sitterlé offers you a choice of folding Laguiole knives in Aubrac, kitchen knives as well as a wide range of table knives, forks and matching spoons. The cutlery is handcrafted, it manufactures Laguiole knives in the respect of the practices. The assembly stages of the knife are carried out by one and the same cutler for the work of the materials as well as his forge for the manufacture of the metal parts.

La Coutellerie de L'Alzou is a cutlery store located in Rocamadour. It offers a wide selection of quality knives. La Coutellerie de L'Alzou is run by Mr Guy Lascoux, and has between 1 and 2 employees.

This artists' workshop offers a wide range of talents. There's Laura Rachez's poetic paintings of mysterious interior scenes, Lucas Poutout's cutlery made from local woods, and Migram'art's macramé jewelry by Pauline, inspired by her travels in Asia and Australia. These are free-spirited artists whose creations are surely imbued with the silence of the small village of Monieux. You can also discover the Artesan association's Christmas market. The workshop is open all year round, with flexible opening hours.

This artist's studio offers a variety of craft activities such as painting with Laura Rachez, cutlery with Lucas Poutout, macramé jewelry with Migram'art and the Christmas market with Artesan. The workshop is open all year round, with flexible opening hours. Appointments can also be made after 5 p.m. by calling ahead. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this unique arts and crafts workshop in Monieux, at the foot of Mont Ventoux.

Vallauris, a charming town on the Côte d'Azur, is home to Les Petites Porcelaines, a pottery store. Lovers of art and ceramics will be delighted to discover this unique place. Les Petites Porcelaines offers a wide selection of pottery, from traditional pieces to contemporary creations. Visitors can purchase their wares directly from the store. It is therefore advisable to plan your visit accordingly.

La Maison Berger Paris is a gift store offering a wide range of products at all price points. Discounts are attractive, and the store's staff are friendly and helpful.

The district of Place des Vosges is synonymous with chic, tradition and elegance, it is valid for clothing shops and jewelry shops so, why not transpose this to the silverware? Leave the square towards the Seine and you will fall in the rue de Birague, where this store with evocative name is nestled. It was in 2007 that Corinne Javaloyès opened this establishment tribute to the French silverware from the 18th century to the present days. The store specializes in antique silver, silver coins displayed on the shelves and walls are the proof of this. Here, you can find pieces that are no longer manufactured or whose silversmiths have disappeared (such as Boulenger, Ravinet d 'Enfert, Frionnet François…), and contemporary (Christofle, Ercuis, Puiforcat…), a hallmark guaranteeing that this is a solid silver. You don't find only silver cutlery in this store but also tea and coffee services, table accessories as well as items dedicated to wines and cocktails. The extra: the address offers a service of brightening and/or cleaning of your cutlery.

Discover Atelier SAUVAGNAT in Maringues, a true landmark for cutlery enthusiasts. More than just a cutlery shop, the workshop offers a wide range of local products and services: knife sharpening and repair, gifts, laser engraving, Zippo lighters, leather goods, watch and hearing aid batteries, color and b&w photocopying and document lamination. For professionals, an area dedicated to cutlery supplies is available, with everything you need and more. Be sure to visit on Monday mornings for a complete experience of the famous Maringues market.

Iza's boutique-atelier exudes Provence! Lavender is the main inspiration for this prolific artist. A painter on porcelain, she works directly on each of her unique creations (plates, bowls, cups, vases...). While lavender flowers are the common thread running through her collections, Isabelle draws other motifs from the local herbarium calendar: poppies and wildflowers contribute to her beautiful palette of colors. At Christmas, boxwood and mistletoe adorn porcelain baubles. She also makes candles.