Designer Marcel Wanders, has introduced a grandfather clock to his Jardin d’Eden collection for Christofle in Maison et Objet 2016. The ornately engraved stainless steel clock, stands at 2.10 meters (over 6 feet) tall, and is covered in a variety of floral motifs.
Marcel Wanders has invented his Jardin d’Eden collection for Christofle. His latest editions to this testimony of meticulously crafted design include a wide array of tableware and home products that were presented at Maison & Objet. Jardin d’Eden is a whimsical, luxurious and sensual collection, with stylistically different pieces that render the finest of what the worlds of design and silversmith’s craft has to offer. With the new pieces of tableware are wine glasses, red and white water glasses, tumblers, champagne glasses and whiskey, water and wine carafes. Each features exquisite etching to give distinct character and texture. The dinnerware collection includes bowls and platters, as well as, plates made in white porcelain – each finished with a subtle textured pattern.
The hero of this exhibition, however, is Marcel Wanders‘ newest timepiece creation, his grandfather clock. A literal monument to artistry, this stainless steel beauty towers at 2,10 meters tall and defines what it means to set the standard for meticulous design and mechanical luxury. A meticulously crafted wall clock will also be exhibited. Extracting one of the small clocks from the existing Marcel Wanders‘ giant clock, with its undulating design and ornate hands, an engraved frame with the Jardin d’Eden pattern surrounds the original design. It’s preciousness, sensuality and poetry distinguish the silversmith’s work. Additionally, the exhibit includes a small desk clock with the collection’s signature style.
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