Rouge Empereur is the result of long hours of research and experimentation in the Manufacture Bernardaud workshops. It combines two exceptional know-how that animate the greatest ceramists since the dawn of time:high fired glazes to produce this «cracked» texture revealing here and there the whiteness of porcelain and this magnificent red blood color, probably one of the most difficult colors to master in ceramics.

Particularly bright and resistant glazes - blue jeans and straw yellow, have been researched to decorate these plates. They will harmoniously combined with White Organza.

The relief effect created upon the beige or black surface, was developed by our enamels workshops. The design brings a beautiful mineral sensuality and timeless quality to the collection while the matte appearance makes it irresistible to the touch.

Patterned in gold and relief, Canisse is like a luxurious matte and glossy weave adorning candle tumblers, trays, valet trays and vases.

A result of 10 years of research and development in the workshops of high temperature kiln firings, Bernardaud today offers a collection comprised of several “effects of material” offered in a range of colors. The colors are vitrified and translucent, more or less dense according to the relief motif of the pieces, which gives them a distinctive aspect far from the normal characteristics of manufactured products decorated with vinyl transfers.
The firing of metallic oxides, during a twelve-hour cycle where temperatures reach 1400ºC (2552º F), is particularly difficult to control with porcelain and conserves the unique qualities of resistance and non-porosity of the material.

The Cronos collection has a very nice material effect as it subtly combines a matte to glossy finish.
Highlighted by an inner broad gold filet, the new form of the ultra-flat Cronos dish promises a table of great elegance and modernity.

Subtle effects within the material, masterful glazing work, the hollow engraving of Ecume makes for a contemporary and poetic collection that produces a highly elegant and modern table setting.

Subtle effects within the material, masterful glazing work, the hollow engraving of Ecume makes for a contemporary and poetic collection that produces a highly elegant and modern table setting.

This is the latest addition to the Ecume collection, which recreates the look of foam through subtle textural contrasts and skilled glazing work. The plate rim is decorated in gold with hollows engraved in white, producing a poetic, contemporary effect. The Ecume mordoré collection will give your dinner table an aura of modern elegance.

Feuille d'Argent uses silver to perfectly recapture the lightly crumpled texture of an ancient technique: the art of silvering. Drawing on the pieces in this service allows one infinite possibilities to dress a table that stunningly luxurious and yet decidedly contemporary.

Feuille d'or uses gold to perfectly recapture the lightly crumpled texture of an ancient technique: the art of gilding. Drawing on the pieces in this service allows one infinite possibilities to dress a table that stunningly luxurious and yet decidedly contemporary.

Galerie Royale was created in 1995 by Olivier Gagnère to mark the opening of the Salon de Thé Bernardaud (previously located in the Galerie Royale in Paris). The collection was first produced in celadon green, which matched the interior decor of the former tea salon. This service is now available in Linen and Wallis Blue.

Gold powder as if it is blown into droplets…

Gold powder as if it is blown into droplets…

The Iris collection presents in an innovative way a very unique glazing effect that is similar to the tradition of ceramics. Whether in ivory or taupe, the colors vibrate in fused tones for a very subtle rendering.

A result of 10 years of research and development in the workshops of high temperature kiln firings, Bernardaud today offers a collection comprised of several "effects of material" offered in a range of colors.
The colors are vitrified and translucent, more or less dense according to the relief motif of the pieces, which gives them a distinctive aspect far from the normal characteristics of manufactured products decorated with vinyl transfers.
The firing of metallic oxides, during a twelve-hour cycle where temperatures reach 1400°C (2552°F) is particularly difficult to control with porcelain and conserves the unique qualities of resistance and non-porosity of the material.

A radiating, indigo blue tie-dye pattern emerges through a «woven fabric» texture, slightly opalescent and in relief. This decoration, which adorns the various pieces of the service, is easy to imagine in a seaside setting.