The table
Setting the mood
Shell catches the light differently at every place, from pearl to iridescent blue.
Layering and iridescence create changing reflections that can move from chalky and mineral to deep blue, green, violet and pearl.
About the seriesTable stories
Made by Artisans in France
Setting the mood
How the cutlery looks in use
Series guide
Shells brings layered structure, translucency and natural iridescence to the Laguiole en Aubrac table silhouette. Pale pearl, grey, charcoal, blue-black and shifting green or violet reflections respond to the light and viewing angle. Matte steel bolsters provide a restrained contrast to the luminous handle surfaces.
Layering and iridescence create changing reflections that can move from chalky and mineral to deep blue, green, violet and pearl.
The collection is defined by surfaces that change with the light, giving each handle a layered and luminous expression.
The matte stainless-steel bolsters frame the handle with a quiet silver line, while the matte steel finish softens reflections and allows the natural material to remain the visual focus.
Yes. Colour, grain, texture, layering and natural markings vary from piece to piece. These differences are part of the material’s character and make every handle individual.