Our classic, iconic and on-trend French Market Basket.

This chic beauty is handwoven from sustainable palm and the leather handles feature two lengths for flexibility and ease of use. Isn't she gorgeous?

You’ll find her everywhere across France, whether it’s browsing the local farmer’s market, strolling the streets of Saint Germain, or taking a picnic to the beach! 

Highly functional with its generous capacity and dual straps, simple in design and best of all, the purchase of this basket supports female artisans in honouring their traditional weaving methods!

This basket is a knockout. It comes in two colours: tan and deep cognac.

The French Market Basket was our very first product launch, and we are proud to showcase a product that helps support women to keep their trade alive. 

Made in Morocco.

• Basket: H35 cm x L54 cm / H13 in x L21 in
• Handle: 90 cm / 35 in
• Handle: 30 cm / 12 in

As these baskets are handmade, size varies.

Ever try slicing a delicious loaf only to witness the knife flattening your perfectly formed bread? The worst, right?

If you love your bread to stay beautiful, this is the knife for you.

Founded in 1890, Opinel have been providing authentic high-quality knives from Savoie for many generations. This bread knife features a smooth, slightly curved and serrated blade that results in flawless slicing for any type of bread.

Why did we select it for our sustainable collection?

95% of the beechwood comes from sustainable French forestry holdings!

A little education about this knife:

The addition of chrome to this stainless-steel blade makes it highly resistant to corrosion while providing an excellent cutting edge. The blade is cut out from a strip of steel and heat-treated to alter its internal structure, making the steel exceptionally hard. The raw blade then passes through a series of specific grinding wheels in grinding-polishing machines. This process gives the uniquely domed Opinel profile which boasts unrivalled strength and cutting edge.

8.25" stainless steel with beechwood handle.

Made in France.

COVID UPDATE: please expect there could be a slight delay in this product reaching our Atelier. Thank you!

One word - gorgeous. 

Traditional French linen that's trendy, elegant and functional. This apron features a stylish cross-back design for easy wear and stone-washed organic linen for an authentic vibe.

It's a heavy-hitter!

What's all the fuss?

• 100% stonewashed sustainable and organic linen
• crisscross straps allow for easy wearing
• one size fits all
• handmade in Europe
• approximate dimensions: 40″ long x 52″ wide 
• machine wash & hang to dry
• weight 1LB

 OEKO-TEX Certified! (What does that even mean?)

To attain Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certification, the fabric must be extensively tested and declared free from harmful levels of more than 100 substances known to be detrimental to human health.

• The certification is voluntary and must be updated annually
• Certification is conducted by independent third-party laboratories
• The criteria for Oeko-Tex testing is reviewed annually, so it’s always current
• The testing takes into account every conceivable way that harmful substances can enter the body
• Oeko-Tex is a globally recognised standard that ensures consistency across every country

How to wash linen?

Linen becomes softer and more absorbent after each wash, which is pretty neat. Wash linen on low temperatures in lukewarm or cold, and preferably soft, water. Use the gentle machine cycle and a mild detergent to protect the fibres.

How do I dry linen?

Feel free to machine (tumble) dry your linen clothes or textile, as long as you stick to low temperatures. Remove from the dryer when still slightly damp to avoid the linen becoming stiff, and hang or lie flat to finish off the drying process.

Use this beautiful spreader for your next cheese platter, confiture or alongside that romantic summer's picnic. The natural grains in this olive wood spreader will make any table or napkin look divine.

Olive wood is durable, fine-grained, odourless, stainless and strong. No matter how long you spend in the kitchen, you can rely on these pieces to remain smooth and consistent. Olive wood is highly sought after as a rarer and more sustainable timber. Older and non-productive olive trees are removed from the soil and replaced with younger trees. Rather than destroying the unwanted wood, artisans produce items for the kitchen, creating everything from spoons and knives to bowls and boards. All pieces are carved from a single piece of wood, enhancing the organic movement of the grain and showcasing its beauty and worth.

Made in France.

Care

Hand-wash your olive wood piece and let it air dry. Never place in a dishwasher, as the heat can cause wood to warp and crack. Ugh!

Season your wood with a little olive oil to protect and enhance the natural grain.

Ingenious. Simple. Classic. Beautiful.  

Our new confiture spoon has it all! Made from 100% sustainable beech wood, it's elegantly carved, long enough to match any jam jar and the ingenuity of a simple spoke allows this spoon to rest from the rim of the jar. Perfect!

Your confiture spoon will add class, whimsy and a little bit of France to your breakfast table! Pair it with one of our beautiful confitures.

Bon Appetit!

Length 7.5 inches.

Made of beech wood.

Made in France.

Iconic.

Chic.

Tea Towel?  You bet!

Woven in the heart of the traditional linen manufacturing region along the French-Belgium border. For more than 100 years, our partner has supplied French bakers and mariners with enduring natural fibre products. More durable and absorbent than their cotton counterparts, these naturally antibacterial linens make the perfect dish towels.

The Doudou is a thick and organic feeling tea towel. Doudou is roughly translated to "comfortable blanket", which suits this towel perfectly!

100% linen.

Wash in lukewarm water, no bleach.

Dimensions: 18 x 30 inches.

Made in France.

How to wash linen?

Linen becomes softer and more absorbent after each wash, which is pretty neat. Wash linen on low temperatures in lukewarm or cold, and preferably soft, water. Use the gentle machine cycle and a mild detergent to protect the fibres.

How do I dry linen?

Feel free to machine (tumble) dry your linen clothes or textile, as long as you stick to low temperatures. Remove from the dryer when still slightly damp to avoid the linen becoming stiff, and hang or lie flat to finish off the drying process.