H Déco
Black & White Limoges Porcelain Tableware by Hermès
Explore authentic Hermès H Déco porcelain tableware at Scopelliti 1887, an authorized Hermès retailer. Discover a curated selection of H Déco pieces, including dinner plates, dessert plates, bowls, cups, mugs, tea and coffee services, serving pieces, and complete tableware sets. Choose individual pieces or create a complete H Déco table setting, with worldwide delivery.
Made in France from fine Limoges porcelain, H Déco is defined by its striking black-and-white geometric decoration and iconic intertwined HH motif. Designed by Benoît-Pierre Emery, the collection draws inspiration from the Art Deco wrought-iron friezes of Hermès’ Parisian stores, transforming architectural details into sophisticated contemporary tableware.
About the Hermès H Déco Collection
The Hermès H Déco collection draws on the architectural heritage of the Maison’s Parisian boutiques. Its graphic language is closely connected to the wrought-iron ornament of the historic Hermès address at 24 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, where geometric forms and the intertwined HH design appear throughout the architecture.
The composition gives particular emphasis to line, symmetry and repetition. Geometric structures and the characteristic spiral elements create a sense of rhythm across the porcelain, allowing the pattern to remain visually striking while retaining a disciplined, architectural quality.
Hermès describes the decoration as screen-printed and applied by hand, combining precise graphic definition with careful finishing. This process gives the pattern its crisp appearance while preserving the refined character expected of fine porcelain.
Beyond its visual identity, H Déco is designed to work across different dining and entertaining settings. The coordinated design allows pieces from the collection to be combined naturally, while individual objects can also introduce its distinctive graphic character to an existing table.
The strong monochrome palette makes H Déco particularly adaptable, pairing easily with both contemporary and more traditional interiors. Its architectural character gives the collection a distinctive presence without relying on color, making it equally suited to understated everyday settings and more formal occasions.