The star chef Mory Sacko joins forces with Maisons du Monde for an exclusive collection. Between African influences and Japanese inspirations, these dishes and decoration pieces are already established as the back -to -school decoration!
When gastronomy and decoration meet, it gives unique creations. This season, Maisons du Monde highlights the talent of chef Mory Sackko, with an unprecedented collection of 30 tableware from the table Inspired by its African roots and its passion for Japan. Result: parts that are both elegant, exotic and full of character, thoughts to enhance your interior as your moments of conviviality.
A collection thought as a link
After having conquered the gastronomic scene with his mixed cuisine, chef Mory Sacko invites himself into your interiors and it is a real success! Baptized “The link that unites us”the Maisons du Monde X Mory Sacko collection translates a strong will: create everyday objects that are both aesthetic and meaningful. “” My intention was to offer useful and beautiful objects at the same time, from my universe, and intended for daily use, while telling an authentic story that inspires me “Explains the star chef. Each piece embodies this invisible link that unites us around a table, in a kitchen or during a family meal.
Between African and Japanese influences
Candlesticks et Vases with curved shapes recalling African calabashes and Japanese sake gourdes, Original plates to daring lines. The collection is full of surprises!
We also find curved walking Like tulips, coffee cups pucks and purifieds inspired by Ethiopia and carved wooden trays. This unique co-creation seems simple but each object is sought after and full of cultural references.
The 30 pieces play on the contrasts between raw materials and the finesse of details. Linen, ceramics and wood intersect to give birth to a unique aesthetic, purified but deeply rooted in crafts.
Each object has a story: The “Antonin” plate (€ 24.99) Revisit tradition with modernity. Its scalloped edge recalls the dishes of yesteryear and its material in beige sandstone gives it this very design side.
The “Fatim” bowl (€ 49.99) pay tribute to the chief’s mother. It is a bit of the flagship piece of the collection, this bowl with curved lines is very elegant and rich with its manufacturing in acacia wood.
While The “Yrom” chair (€ 349)another flagship piece of the collection, illustrates the meeting between Africa, France and Japan. A chair that immediately makes you want to settle there, as it is enveloping and friendly with this rounded file. The file is worked finely in order to subtly recall royal ceremonies in West Africa.
A design at the service of everyday life
Thought to enhance the art of receiving, the collection favors functional pieces without giving up style. Cotton tablecloths, sculptural cutlery, Table towels Inspired by Japanese denim …
Duo Sel/Pepper inspired by the Cameroonian tradition, Cross -back aprons in the back And equipped with large pockets at the front, evoking the traditional Japanese habit … Each creation is designed as a bridge between cultures, but also as an object to live and use every day.
In this article, we presented to you the most masterful pieces in the collection, but you can also discover for yourself the rest of the collection composed of the famous Acacia wooden towelsof Lin and cotton tote bagTHE jute table sets inspired by Zulu necklaces and Round sandstone cupall more lovely than the other!
The back -to -school decor nugget
Available from the September 17 online and in a selection of Maisons du Monde stores, This limited edition collection promises to seduce both design enthusiasts and lovers of beautiful tables. More than just a collaboration, it is an invitation to travel, between African traditions, Japanese aesthetics and French art of living.
On Instagram, the warm collection between the chef and Maisons du Monde is unveiled on video:
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