Sophistication and Style - Dinnerware and Home Accessories by L'objet

Founded in 2004 by former interior designer Elad Yifrach, L’objet’s designs capture the beauty of the natural world by blending ancient techniques with modern-day style. The line features everything from dinnerware to serving pieces to picture frames and other home accessory items.

L’objet’s dinnerware is handcrafted fine Limoges porcelain, and it incorporates materials such as 14k gold or platinum. The Byzanteum dinnerware collection comes in various style borders – including 24k gold, platinum, and a combination of both mixed with rose gold – a combination reminiscent of unique blends found in nature. We at LCR think mixing all three border styles make the most interesting and unique tabletop statement. Pair this dinnerware with a gold beaded placemat and silk napkin from Kim Seybert, and you’ll have a table setting filled with warmth and elegance. Use a mixed-metal Dualite platter and wine chiller by L’objet with this china for added sophistication while entertaining guests.



The home décor collections by L’objet are equally as elegant as their dinnerware collections. The scented candles, which come in porcelain holders adorned with a 14k gold trim, have proven to be one of the most popular gift items chosen by LCR shoppers. The ornament on the lid of each candle holder adds a personal touch. If you have a special photo you wish to display, a gold or platinum L’objet frame is an excellent choice. Use frames from the Scales collection to show off photos of your friends and family (we like mixing the various sizes and materials to make a unique statement), or display a wedding photo in a L’objet Garland frame in platinum and Swarovski crystals.

Whether you are interested in making a sophisticated yet unique table setting, or shopping for elegant home accessories or the perfect gift, L’objet is sure to have many possibilities that will suit your design and decoration needs, and we at LCR are happy to help.

Nambe: Artistic & Functional Design

Nambe, established in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1953, is a company that is dedicated to design and is recognized worldwide for their artistic practicality. Whether it is Nambe metal, crystal, or wood – each piece is sure to provide style as well as functionality for your tabletop, entertaining, and home decoration needs.

All of Nambe’s metal pieces are made from an eight-metal alloy, the contents of which remain a trade secret. This combination of metals retains hot and cold temperatures for long periods of time, an unusual quality that is ideal for entertaining needs. Additionally, each metal piece can be stored in the freezer and put directly into the oven or onto the grill, then onto the table for serving. Nambe designers also use full-lead crystal to create a variety of pieces, such as candlesticks, photo frames, and stemware. Whether giving it as a gift or using it in your own home, Nambe crystal is sure to provide a stunning statement of beauty and artistic flair. More recently, Nambe added a line of wood serving pieces. Made from acacia wood, chosen for its beautiful grain, these bowls and serving trays provide a natural yet modern design to your table.


Over the years, Nambe has grown and added new lines into their collection, such as flatware sets, barware, and baby items. The collection has become popular amongst brides, and Nambe is a common name seen on today’s bridal registries. Today, Nambe’s designers are adding new materials into the collection, such as copper, granite, and enamel - materials that mix well with the classic alloy, crystal, and wood pieces.

Nambe’s team of designers create pieces of art that are fully functional as tableware. Most of these pieces can be used in a multitude of ways, making Nambe an ideal choice for those seeking pieces that have an artistic edge but also serve a practical purpose.

Every time you use a piece of Nambe, whether it be a salt & pepper set while cooking, or a large platter while entertaining, it’s certain you’ll be reminded of style and design as well as everyday functionality.