Christofle Malmaison

The Christofle Malmaison Collection, introduced in 1967, embodies the grandeur of the Empire style, with its exquisite palm and lotus leaf friezes and symmetrical motifs. Inspired by Antiquity and named after the Château de la Malmaison, the residence of Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress Josephine, this iconic pattern showcases refined craftsmanship. The Malmaison silverware includes a range of luxurious items, from silver and silver-plated cutlery to porcelain dinnerware, tea and coffee services, and even a caviar set.

Notable for its elegant motifs of water leaves and palmettes, the Malmaison pattern was revitalized by Christofle in 1909, bringing the Empire style back into vogue during the Roaring Twenties. Empress Eugenie and Napoleon III, patrons of Christofle, made the brand the official supplier for their sumptuous events in Paris and Biarritz, cementing its status as the epitome of luxury.

With its timeless appeal and sophisticated design, the Christofle Malmaison continues to be a symbol of elegance, perfect for those seeking to elevate their table settings with exceptional artistry.