Flowers and Objects
The unexpected elegance of thin wire shaped into fairy-tale like filigree animals has captivated collectors and art enthusiasts around the globe. Marie Christophe’s creations always merge lighthearted sophistication with an artful expression.
Flowers, candles, beautiful dinnerware and always coveted sculptures from Marie Christophe to adorn my table!I love creating a table that expresses who I am and how I feel in my house.
I love how flowers and objects from Marie Christophe interact with each other.
The bejeweled beauty stops to smell the glittering crystal flower before welcoming guests to my dining room table.
Break Out Of The Cage With Marie Christophe’s Birdie Beauties
This new beauty was inspired by the original created for Muriel Brandolini for Amanda Ross for her stunning Hamptons house.
Marie Christophe’s latest …. Lustre Medallion Branch chandelier in wooden beads and assorted crystal was based on the original in crystal created for my other client a few years ago.
Seven months in the making, it was sure worth the wait. The stunner is almost 40” inches high and 32 inches wide and has five birds, including an owl and five crystal lights and a medallion in wooden beads
Marie Christophe’s layered green crystal leaf pendant is my favorite way to achieve an effortlessly chic table setting.
This beauty was created for Isabelle Molzer’s beautiful fairytale 16th-Century Normandy estate, Domaine de Bailleul and it is featured in the April issue of Architectural Digest magazine.
It gives such as warm glow to every lovely setting!
La Vie en Rose translated by Adam & Viktoria
Marie Christophe’s beautiful glittering bugs can adorn any table and when grouped together they turn your wall into a high -wire swarm of wire and dazzling crystal!
This is a new one for my client!
A beautiful emotion every time I see the magnificent creations of Pierre-Louis Mascia!
Adam & Viktoria’s panoply of pillows, in greens, yellows and browns, is an ode to perfection.
I can’t decide which ones I want – best to have them all!
Caught!
Marie Christophe’s Poisson lamp – a fish that’s scaled with wire – has a new swimming hole.
