Tableware International May June 2023

Trends

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Antique chic

Cecile Gasc

Each season Francéclat reveals its market trends for tabletop. For summer 2023, antique colourways take centre stage – think chalky whites, beiges and ivory married with Greek-inspired terracotta pink and blue for the ultimate summer vibe… Luminarc

Colourways Chalk, ivory or porcelain whites will combine with Greekinspired antique blue and a soft, pastel terracotta pink for two-tone combinations.

Materials and motifs Age-old and crafted materials are in focus. The motifs are inspired by antique columns – think draped and pleated, arts and crafts effects.

Shapes and finishes The shapes are inspired by the construction of antique buildings. The volumes are classic or ultra-contemporary. The pieces are craftsman-finished, featuring undulations and grooves.

J.L Coquet

www.franceclat-international.com

Laurette Broll Marine Feuillerat

About Francéclat Francéclat’s raison d’être is to develop French timepieces, jewellery and tableware. Working with experienced professionals from these signature fields, they strive to spread French art de vivre around the world. They have connections around the world, and their ambition is to pro-mote and drive French expertise through finely crafted, authentic French products. 24 TABLEWARE INTERNATIONAL

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Tableware International May June 2023

Published on Jun 2, 2023

Lema Publishing

The latest issue of Tableware International is out now. This issue – being posted to the four corners of the globe – is filled with typical industry news, views, product highlights and trends. We showcase the latest French tabletop trends from Francéclat on page 24 – think stunning colour combos of creams, pinks paired with chic Greek-inspired blues and whites – along with a fascinating look at the Highland Stoneware glazes geological project (where they make glazes using stones that are 3000 million years old) on page 20, through to a look at whether melamine, yes melamine, is on the rise – turn to page 50 for that one. Our cover story is given over to Noritake’s collaboration with chef Adam Liaw – the Everyday collection has taken Australia by storm, so we take a closer look at just what has made it so popular down under. On page 38, we shine a light – so to speak – on Dibbern’s new Lumen series of table lamps which they created with designer Tobias Grau.