Mosaique au 24 Gold

Hermès Mosaique au 24 Gold Design

The Hermès Mosaique au 24 Gold tableware collection translates the architectural character of the Maison’s historic Paris address into a distinctive geometric design for the table. Designed by Benoît-Pierre Emery, the collection takes its name and inspiration from 24 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré in Paris, the historic Hermès flagship whose mosaic decoration inspired the design. Its geometric composition brings together references to Art Deco and ancient Greek design, incorporating the Hermès H monogram and the Maison’s bookplate emblem into its graphic vocabulary.

The Gold version is distinguished by a refined combination of ochre and pale gray geometric tiles punctuated by gold cabochons. Repeated squares, geometric friezes and precise lines create an architectural rhythm across the porcelain, while the gold details add warmth and luminosity to the design. These elements are carried across the collection, giving plates, bowls, cups, mugs and serving pieces a consistent and recognizable Hermès identity.

Hermès Mosaique au 24 Gold combines porcelain with screen-printed decoration applied by hand, including the collection’s characteristic gold elements. The pieces are made in France and form part of a coordinated tableware service. The collection encompasses dinner plates, dessert plates, soup plates, bowls, cups and saucers, mugs, teapots, creamers, platters and other serving pieces, allowing individual items to be collected or combined to create a complete Hermès table setting.

Mosaique au 24 Gold belongs to the wider Mosaique au 24 family, which also includes a Platinum interpretation of the design. While the Gold version emphasizes ochre, pale gray and luminous gold, the Platinum version reinterprets the same architectural language through shades of gray and platinum details. Together, the two interpretations reflect the connection between Hermès tableware, Parisian architecture and the Maison’s distinctive decorative heritage.