French tableware is a great way to build a French style kitchen or to transform your dining experience. The most authentic French cutlery is dedicated to promoting tradition and mixing royal style with beautiful colors and modern materials.

So if you are looking to add some french style to your kitchen, here are five French cutlery brands that we love!

Sabre

Sabre Paris was founded by Francis Gelb in 1993. They are a French house of cutlery that is made from high quality materials that are built for everyday use. With their many collections, you have the freedom of creating your own setting. Their fun shapes and colors will leave you with endless possibilities and is sure not to disapoint.

Degrenne

Degrenne was founded in 1948 by a passionate goldsmith, Guy Degrenne. His vision was to rethink les Arts de la Table and in doing so – he created a household brand that uses techniques that have been passed down for generations. With Degrenne, you will find something for every occasion. From unique kitchen and tableware items to glassware and linens – you are sure to find quality items that will help make each moment in life memorable.

Christofle

Christofle is a goldsmith and tableware company, founded in Paris in 1830 by Charles Christofle. The company is best known for having introduced electrolytic gilding and silver plating in France in 1842. Christofle creates elegant and exceptional table art, refined jewelry and home accessories.

André Verdier

Master artisans since 1859, André Verdier draws on traditional techniques and cutting-edge technologies to craft their Laguiole** cutlery. Their cutlery delivers culinary elegance and professional quality knife blades. Perfect for everything from haute cuisine to humble barbecues at home.

**Laguiole describes a style of cutlery that has a distinctive contoured handle. The name comes from the village in the South of France that produced the original Laguiole knife in the early 19th century.

Ercuis

Ercuis is a Parisian cutlery brand founded by priest Adrien Célest Pillon in the small village of Ercuis in 1867. This luxurious tableware brand is famous for exclusive silver products with modern design. Their high-quality workmanship is what makes the traditional French company so distinct. You will find their silver in renowned luxury hotels and starred restaurants, all around the world.

We hope to inspire you with the five French cutlery brands that we love!

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