Malmaison is the ultimate Empire provincal collection. It is named after the castle which was a favorite vacation spot for Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress Josephine. Its adornment entails illustrations of water leaves and lotus flowers. The symmetrical structure of the decor is typical of the Empire style.
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The Malmaison collection is renowned for its Empire style, characterized by symmetrical motifs such as palmettes and water leaves, often resembling lotus leaves. Inspired by the Château de la Malmaison, this collection reflects the exoticism of ancient Egypt and the elegance of Roman classicism, making it a timeless choice for table settings.
Named after Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress Josephine's favorite residence, the Malmaison collection embodies the Empire style with elements like the imperial eagle and palmette motifs. These historical elements evoke the grandeur of Ancient Rome and the couple's influential taste, adding a touch of imperial elegance to modern table settings.
The Malmaison flatware collection offers a range of silver-plated pieces, including dinner knives, forks, and spoons, as well as comprehensive 36-piece sets for six people. Each piece showcases the collection's signature Empire style motifs, adding a regal touch to any dining occasion.
With its luxurious Empire style and exceptional craftsmanship, the Malmaison collection is perfect for special occasions. The collection's elegant decorative objects, such as candelabras, champagne buckets, and picture frames, enhance the ambiance of any celebration, making it an ideal choice for creating a memorable tablescape.
The Malmaison Impériale collection reinterprets the traditional Empire style in a modern and feminine way. It retains the iconic flower motifs of the Malmaison handles while introducing individual decorations for each piece, allowing for a personalized table setting. Available in platinum and gold versions, this collection adds a contemporary touch to the classic Malmaison design.
