Design ceramic tableware
Glasses and decanters, serving dishes and fruit baskets: discover our ceramic tableware made in Italy, inspired by Henri Matisse's painting La Musique and created in collaboration with emerging and renowned designers. Playing the card of explosive colors, our tableware pieces are undeniably eye-catching. The plain backgrounds of the plates inspire a softness and a musical atmosphere on which white figurative lines hint at a piece of the great artist's painting.
A piece of designer tableware can make all the difference when you want to set a beautiful table for two or more! A singularly styled dish, a colorful jug to serve a drink, a designer dessert set, and the entire meal takes on a certain touch of individuality. At Maison Matisse, we create original ceramic tableware, true statement pieces to tastefully elevate small and large tables alike.
High-end Ceramic Tableware That Makes a Difference
When you want to add a touch of originality to a table with designer dinnerware, sometimes a single serving piece with a strong identity is all it takes to make all the difference. Marta Bakowski’s creations are designed to do just that. The Octave jug, but also the Harmonie, Sol and Canon bottles, are decorative elements in their own right. Dedicated to the table, they can truly come to life when artfully arranged in the living room or the dining room, for example. Their round shape and their patterns inspired by Henri Matisse’s painting “La Musique” will give a whole new melody to your meals. Equally well suited to serve water or wine, these jugs and bottles will certainly not go unnoticed, and their originality will delight all your guests. Unique and vibrant, our ceramic tableware is an ode to a creative personality.
These superb pieces can be complemented with the Harmonie, Sol, Arpège, and Canon serving dishes. Use our colorful designer tableware to highlight any dish and tell the story of an unforgettable meal. You can also choose this type of high-end tableware as a fruit dish to enjoy it on a daily basis and to completely integrate it into your interior decoration. The opportunity to combine the practical with the pleasant in the kitchen is only a few, well-selected pieces of ceramic tableware away.
Make Your Desserts More Colourful With Designer Ceramic Tableware
Designer table art also has its place come dessert time with ceramic tableware in which to enjoy the most delicious of sweet dishes. Marta Bakowski has brought to life a whole collection of dessert plates from which you can make a complete set. The vibrant colors of these models will be perfectly highlighted on a crisp white linen tablecloth and can, of course, be associated with the bottles and the jug from our beautiful range. Mismatched yet subtly harmonious, our delightful set can be hand-picked to reflect your personality. The Carré, Double Point, Clé, Contrepoint, Nuance, and Variations dessert plates are a great way to create a uniform or colorful dessert set for special occasions as well as every day.
Our ceramic tableware lets you turn every single plate into a centerpiece and use any object in your home as a means of expression. Whether you love cultivating an inimitable style or prefer to create a color scheme that offsets your entire home, our creative collection can be mixed and matched to your heart’s content.
These designer earthenware dinnerware sets are a wonderful homage to Henri Matisse’s painting La Musique. They are hand made using a very particular process to trace the pattern, all while relying on the Italian ancient technique. Each model is therefore one of a kind, and the work of the craftsman lends it traits that could never be replicated.
Welcoming ceramic tableware into your life is also an environmentally conscious act, which will help curb plastic pollution one plate or bottle at a time. At Maison Matisse, we believe that choosing to protect the planet should not mean that you need to sacrifice style or functionality. Vibrant, decorative and practical, our earthenware pieces give your home decor a unique touch.