Monet Porcelain Breakfast Cup and Saucer

Monet Porcelain Breakfast Cup and SaucerBold colours meet the art of simplicity in Robert Haviland & C. Parlons Monet collection. It was created by esteemed artist Claude Monet who wanted to refresh the dining service in his Giverny home, and what better way to do so than with bright white Limoges porcelain and a sunny yellow and blue border? Each piece in the series is handcrafted in the French workshop while staying true to the original blueprint. Today, its still reissued for the Claude

Every stage of the making process

Designed by founder Melissa Morris

with notes of orange

is a love for the finer details

These linen tea towels feature an intricate print of lemons and oranges

Buy a monochrome set or display one alongside the contrasting burgundy

Make use of their reversible design as you transition from balmy breakfasts to laid-back lunches

you’ll find a humidifier

The intricate borders are the result of pulled-thread openwork

This brass ruler is still being produced in the historic Vienna workshop 70 years after it was first designed by Carl Auböck II

colourful home

Los Vasos de Agua Clara’s set of large Portofino tumblers is beautifully painted by the founders’ own hands