Haviland Parlon porcelain set model Chandigarh
Haviland Parlon porcelain set model Chandigarh
An emblematic city at the dawn of the 1950s, at the crossroads between tradition and innovation, a symbol of hope, the design of a new world. And in resonance, the pure lines of an architectural design.
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Haviland Parlon porcelain set model VILLA TOSCANA INDACO
This pattern, created by artist Stefany Bellamy, is adorned with indigo, blackcurrant and putty dots to create a fresh and very graphic summer table setting.
Haviland Parlon porcelain set model Grand Parc
This pattern created by Isabelle Barthel, also called French garden, takes the classical forms of the garden with trimmings and amenities where the perfection of the form takes an almost theatrical expression.
Haviland Parlon porcelain set model Brunelleschi
This pattern, created by artist Stefany Bellamy, is adorned with trompe l’oeil lines, like an invitation to travel to this rounded expanse of land surrounded by exceptionally blue water and where the color of the sky can take on a breathtaking pink.
Haviland Parlon porcelain set model Océan
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