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In 2022, Porcelaine Moderne had the chance to create decorative objects for the Society of Members of the Legion of Honor. Before showing you some photos, I would like to briefly tell you the story of this partnership. In the winter of 2021, looking for people of good will to help me in the production of my order for La Samaritaine, I had the chance to meet the director of the SMLH. Members of the Legion of Honor are very attached to the importance of transmitting know-how and surpassing oneself. Values that have a lot of meaning for me and it was a huge honor for me to be able to discuss these subjects with Mr. Lucas. At the end of the conversation, the idea of creating specific objects for the SMLH online store had just emerged and a few meetings later with the teams and the prototypes were ready. Objects designed for the office, objects designed to be offered by members to their apprentices. Among all the prototypes produced, three products are available on the website of the Society of Members of the Legion of Honor. The products are available on the website of the society of members of the Legion of Honor: https://www.smlh.fr/boutique?types=11&page=1#type Porcelaine Moderne offers personalized objects made in France and gilded with fine gold by hand. The customizable objects are modeled in earthenware with great attention to detail.

The Introduction to Happiness collection is one of the first Porcelaine Moderne projects and I say projects because it is a theme that existed before Porcelaine Moderne. This collection was born from the meeting of two little stories of life. On the one hand, the story of my friend Anastasia who had to rush back to Moscow to start her life again, she had left her Christmas decorations behind and instead, she had hung her wishes on small papers. Such a lovely way of doing things, it had a huge impact on me and on the other side of the continent, there was me and my madness for large fir trees. I started this quest for the big tree when I was 25, it was the crisis, I was having trouble finding my first job and I still wanted a tree for Christmas. I got a small tree at a good price because it had been damaged by the rain, I even added branches found in the street to make it look a little less stunted. Like my professional situation, my tree grew from year to year! When I stopped working as an employee, I didn't want to give up my Christmas tree which now touched the ceiling every year. I didn't want to give it up because it represented the spirit of Christmas for me, I preferred to use the gift budget for the tree budget because what I wanted was to be able to get up enjoying this beautiful tree which represented the spirit Christmas every morning. I had replaced the gifts with fake gifts from my *Christmas will kill you* exhibition and what mattered were the values of this time of year. That was it, the introduction to happiness project, nine tassels to hang in the tree with nine little words of happiness. The nine most important values for me, those which have more meaning than all gifts and which I wanted to share through this project. Love, joy, happiness, presence because it is so important to be there for those around us, for our elders, help because there are so many things we can do just by giving a few moments of our time, benevolence, goodness and gratitude, tenderness because it is so important to be to live in a spirit of gentleness. This earthenware Christmas decoration collection was one of the first prototypes made in 2020 and it was in 2022 that this collection began to be available in small coffee cups and bowls before expanding to take almost all shapes that existed in the workshop, mugs and vases of all sizes, maxi cups and pendants this year. A collection designed to accompany the little moments of your days, objects designed like little gifts to say the little words we need and the little thoughts we want to share. The Introduction to Happiness collection is the great classic of Porcelaine Moderne, you can easily find it online and in stores.

Porcelaine Moderne inaugurates a new stage in its development with the publication of its first blog article dedicated to the art of living throughout the seasons. To help you discover the world of its creator, her inspirations as well as her aspirations, her passions, we start with the creation of a centerpiece to set the tone in the living room, made up of a crocheted Swan Lake placemat. found in a flea market on the Arcachon basin this summer, accompanied by dried flowers from Castellet-les-Sausses, Little Jack pumpkins and a pumpkin. All these elements with Halloween accents accompany the Merci, Sparkle et je t'aime micro-vases made in Paris in the Porcelaine Moderne workshop. A vase from the 100 ways to love collection available from November 9, 2023 at Printemps boulevard Haussmann has also found a little space for itself! Autumn is the time to prepare your environment for the arrival of winter; a large vase of eucalyptus that is left to dry can help ward off the first cold snaps of the season. You will then just need to harvest a few leaves which you will leave to simmer in a pan of water which you will monitor carefully. You can inhale and your house will delicately take on the smell of eucalyptus. It is important to take advantage of every moment of the year to organize events in which to get together if the party for no reason had no other purpose than to create an opportunity to get together. September 29 is the day when Christians celebrated courage through the figure of Saint Michael. Between Michaelmas and Martins, many fairs are held in the countryside to celebrate the harvest, so it's the ideal time to showcase the goodness of the countryside in our homes. To celebrate courage and in particular the courage to move forward towards one's dreams, Porcelaine Moderne has put Shine My Love products online with a pretty candle delicately scented with lilac, a Shine My Love dish and exclusively on the site the garland in Shine My Love earthenware. Shine My Love is a little message of encouragement from Jorge, a friend of the designer, a little message for all adventurers too modest to tell of their successes or too shy to dare to dream This little celebration of courage is the perfect opportunity to present to you the first Modern Porcelain garland exclusively available on the site. Autumn heralds the return of aperitif dinners and dinners at home, so it will be the ideal time for you to discover the recipe for Little Jack pumpkins stuffed with beef and Comté cheese and we will explain in detail how to organize a party for no reason !

Ingredients for 8 people - 8 Little Jack pumpkins - 500 gr of portobello mushrooms - 500 gr of barley - 1 yellow onion - Fresh thyme - 200 gr of Comté cheese - Two cloves of garlic - 200 gr of dry bread - Two eggs For the sauce - 100 gr of cashew nuts - Cayenne peppers - A clove of garlic To start, soak your cashew nuts in water for an hour then brush your little jack pumpkins and steam them for 15 minutes. Now let's prepare the stuffing, cut the onion into small cubes then brown it in a pan in a little olive oil with two pressed garlic cloves. Mix regularly and brown over low heat. Let's take advantage of the onions cooking to reduce the bread into breadcrumbs in the blender then brush the mushrooms before cutting them into cubes and browning them with the onions. Take out two salad bowls, one for the meat recipe and one for vegetarians, you can distribute the proportions according to the number of guests and add one egg per salad bowl. Your pumpkins are certainly precooked, quickly open your steamers and let them cool. You can now cook your barley following the instructions on the package (about 30-35 minutes of cooking). Pour in the meat, bread and thyme, grate the Comté and let the onion and mushroom preparation cool before incorporating it into the mixtures, always depending on the number of vegetarians you will have at the table. Don't forget to add pepper, the county will take care of salting everything ;) The barley is cooking, it's time to empty the pumpkins with a tablespoon or teaspoon, arrange the seeds but above all reserve your hats which you will have nicely cut out and which you will put back on the pumpkins for cooking in the oven without forgetting to collect the excess flesh under the skin of the cap to add it to the preparation of the cashew sauce. You can then start stuffing your pumpkins with the meat stuffing that you have previously mixed well, put the caps back on and place them on the tray of your oven. The barley is now ready, you can add some to your vegetarian mixture and stuff your last pumpkins with it. Then bake everything in one or two ovens depending on your possibilities for 25 minutes at 180 degrees. Cover the barley to keep it warm, or set it aside in a covered vegetable bowl to keep it warm. To prepare the sauce, in the blender bowl, you will have poured the cashew nuts, a clove of garlic, salt, pepper and the flesh of the pumpkin caps with a little cayenne pepper to spice it all up. Then mix until smooth and creamy. Ding! It's ready ! Serve at the table or on the plate according to your wishes and delight both the eyes and the taste buds of your guests for a lovely autumn or Halloween dinner!

How can you describe five days of happiness in a few lines, a few months of preparation before and months of production after? First of all, what you need to know is that it was fortunate that the show was moved from January to March because after having produced the Christmas production for La Samaritaine, it would have been impossible for me to prepare the Maison & Objet show barely a month later. It is for this same reason that Porcelaine Moderne was unable to participate in the September 2022 and January 2023 shows. It is impossible to split between production for Department Stores and preparation for the show. Let's return to the preparation of the show, the most important upstream is the creation of prototypes, new flower cakes, vases, cups and especially the development of the Introduction to Bonheur collection which existed only in the form of tassels and which will now available on the emblematic pieces of Modern Porcelain: mini cups, mugs and vases. After creating the prototypes, we must format the new catalog and above all start working on preparing the stand. I immediately knew how I wanted to arrange it, I had in mind a shelf of vases in the back, decorative objects below and tableware on the side. The preparation was also a huge notepad, with one page per theme so as not to forget anything, from the layout to the logistics to welcoming customers. For the creation of the stand, I was lucky enough to be helped by my father and we built the stand using elements from the arts reserve, a recycling center dedicated to creative professions. The first day of the show, I was ready, 9 a.m. is opening time, during the first minutes, the first visitors to the show pass in front of the stand but no one stops, a part of me says to itself , you have to be prepared for it not to work. How do you know what to expect when you've never been to this show? The minutes of doubt do not last, the first customers arrive and the stand will not be empty throughout the show. An absolutely magical experience which contributed to the development of Porcelaine Moderne with the arrival of numerous points of sale in France and abroad.

The idea for Porcelaine Moderne was born during the design of an artistic project on romantic relationships. The conclusion of this project was a set of ceramic sculptures illustrating the idea “Dildo is better than I do”. The completion of this project at the Atelier Carbone in Marseille was the opportunity to create what would be the very first prototypes of Porcelaine Moderne. Modeled by hand, these pieces illustrate words or texts already present in my contemporary works, on the program, a vase I buy myself flowers, a soap dish, two plates, a small bowl I don't do sugar and circles of towel. The coins are white with gold text, created using the plate or stamping technique. The sight of these finished pieces was a revelation for me who was pursuing the idea of creating objects, these pretty white and gold pieces could be my gateway to the world of decoration, a dream to which I had clung since so long. It is November 2018, I have already left my job since January unofficially and June officially, I have finished the artistic project for which I left, I have already unrolled all the thread of what I want to do with my future small online concept store Paris Capitale de la Terre and above all I believe a lot in this project. It will take me a year to find a ceramic kiln, a year where I continue to develop and attempt other conceptual and decorative projects. I don't have the budget for a new oven, I've already taken a first leap by leaving my job with just enough to cover my monthly expenses and almost zero money saved. My investment capabilities are clearly limited... a first oven within my means passed me by, the girl kept me waiting for three months by telling me that she couldn't decide between the two buyers... before not to answer me at all! January 2020, I finally decide to get serious about it, I work on the visual identity of my project and I make a list of objects that I would like to create, in this list, the mimosa forever plate, door holders slightly kinky soaps that I dream of selling at Fleux and the tassels from the introduction to happiness collection for the tree. I decide to launch a kickstarter to finance my oven but it doesn't work at all apart from my uncle and my aunt no one pre-orders anything.. I'm clearly poorly prepared, I only have a few prototypes and a few drawings, I didn't work hard enough on my communications and I didn't look through my entire address book to collect money. Despite everything, during this period, I found an oven within my budget, a price so low that today it would be hard to imagine €850 for an old 115 liter oven but which has hardly ever been used so new it costs €3000. It's my uncle who found the ad on the Facebook market place and who forwarded it to me, I responded straight away, she's a former Parisian who now lives in Brittany, she had bought the oven from her sculpture teacher but she was never able to use it because it was too complicated for her to install the three-phase. In short, I answer first, I reserve the oven straight away and my father helps me organize the transport of the oven to his workshop in the South-West. And there we are, it's the end of February 2020, it's the start of my first big entrepreneurial adventure. My eyes sting a little while writing these last words, which sting a little a lot because in August 2020, it's my last month of unemployment, and in September 2020, I'm going to receive my regular payments. taxes because I didn't readjust my rate for two years, the equivalent of a month at the employment center is pretty cool but after that it's the big jump again. I oscillate between excitement and resignation, I may have to give up my apron before even starting... So I go down to my father's house just before confinement to get to know my oven that I love so much today, the guy still cooks 300 times a year since August 2021 I might as well tell you that these last two years it's a bit love of my life ! I'm making my first prototypes and I'm returning to Paris for confinement.. the first cooking will therefore wait a while. But as soon as it is possible, I go back to the southwest and cook my pieces, apart from my artistic projects in Marseille and a year of pottery when I was 9 years old, I have no knowledge in this domain... I'll spare you the details because the result of my first enamel firing was catastrophic... But I persevere, as they say in my family, finally as William of Orange said, it is not necessary to hope to undertake nor to succeed to persevere, my mother who supports me from time to time since I was started risk of seeing red when reading this, it's my father's motto but luckily it's there because I will be on the street without it because of payments at 45 days end of month and more... So there you have it, in July 2020, I'm hiring a graphic design intern to help me make the catalog, yes I already know that I want to sell to boutiques, I really want to create a decoration brand, at the end of July, I I'm running my first workshop, "Dildo is better than I do" of course.. I'll let you imagine what it's about.. plus, I'm super shy... In August 2020 I said to myself: “I have already done all the ideas I had drawn, what am I going to do now?” And it's always like that, when you ask yourself and then, that the best ideas come and that's when I imagined flower bread. At the end of September, I organize my first introduction to happiness workshop and make my first sale, October, we are confined again, I start advertising on Instagram and my phone starts going ding ding!!!! November, Milk magazine reposted me on its Christmas list on its Instagram feed, I wasn't aware of it, I woke up with lots of extra subscribers and I didn't understand what was happening! How many times I cried with joy during this adventure I can't tell you, I still have tears in my eyes just thinking about it. December, a buyer from La Samaritaine sees the advertisement for my vases on Instagram, she says to herself, it would be nice for my parents for Christmas and in the end, she sends me a message because she thinks it would be nice for La Samaritaine ! A lot of hope for me and a lot of tears of joy, because I dreamed so much of breaking through as an object designer, especially with my thwarted career path. The months pass, I put my oven back in Paris and it's the beginning of the pitfalls, for two months, I can't cook and I find myself without income, thank you Greg for your help without you I would have had to close down my workshop, Thanks to Sandrine from the l'Espace d'un Tour workshop on rue Falguière in the 15th. Without her, I would never have been able to cook the pending orders and the prototypes for La Samaritaine. And finally, finally in August 2021, La Samaritaine confirms her order and offers to put one of my tassels in their limited edition Advent calendar. The order is very reasonable but when you only do individuals it seems huge! Always looking for a place to produce and cook! At the same time I found a workshop at Intencity at Mairie de Clichy with three-phase and off we go!! Hold on to your seat belts because this is my first order with payment 45 days from the end of the month and obviously I have zero money aside.. yes I'm laughing while writing this, it's 100% true and at the moment I deliver the tassels to them, they decide to quadruple the order, you have to have a strong heart, my mother came to help me, my friends came to help me. I worked every day for 4 months from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. and more. It was crazy but one of my biggest dreams was finally going to come true. Thanks to that I was able to do Maison & Objet, I still feel enormous joy at the success of the stand which was always full, even with two people it was difficult to find a minute to go eat. It was crazy, it was really crazy, I was crying with joy all the time, the start of an incredible adventure, and yes what's more I met Fleux and Le Bon Marché on my stand, the two targets of my life 😉, so yes sometimes it's difficult, payments at 45 days at the end of the month especially when you have no back up it's too hot and it's clearly an emotional roller coaster and scarcity in terms of locker room and fridge, but I loved everything that this adventure brought me so much. And even though I always feel like I take the angel's leap once or twice a year, there is always a small part of me that believes in it and thinks that there will always be a little surprise. in time to catch up at the last moment 😉 On this, I leave you with my favorite motto, finally that of the Shadocks... "The more it fails, the more chance we have that it will work ;) and you can always go and watch on www.pariscapitaledelaterre.fr everything that doesn't didn't work ;)

My adventure with the Samaritaine began in December 2020, two months after the first online sales of Porcelaine Moderne. The oven arrived in February, the first prototypes have been ready since June and the first version of my catalog since July. Christmas is approaching and the first season seems to be getting underway. The first vases are imperfect, however the shapes and words are there and the flowers are arranged in a somewhat random way but why not do a little publicity about it on Instagram… And it was thanks to this advertisement that I was contacted by La Samaritaine. The buyer saw my ad and was considering ordering a vase for her parents before thinking that it would be good also the soon to reopened very famous La samaritaine department store in Paris. We finally met at the beginning of March and needless to say how intimidated I was to enter these large offices, not to mention the joy and hope that I had been nourishing for several months. I show him vases of different sizes, a coffee cup and pendants. She tells me about the space in which I should be, the more concept-athleisure-leisure space on the rue de Rivoli side, we are talking about designing products specifically for this theme. I imagine objects dedicated to time at home and for yourself and to the return from evenings and dinners. The collection finds its name Light Up the Night celebrates this time that I love so much, this time of the day when no one can bother you, a special time to get together. There are candle holders, candle trays, vases of course, micro-vases and objects designed for moments of relaxation, the appearance of the maxi mug for lovers of beautiful herbal teas and great teas and above all the he arrival of smudgers which are trays and cups specially designed for burning palo santo or bunches of sage. The words of this collection are poetic, dream, joy and hope are everywhere, “I call the Universe Everyday” appears on vases and bowls while Dealer of Hope is available in mugs, vases and pendants. If you read the first blog article on the beginnings of Porcelaine Moderne, you know that it was when I had to present my prototypes that I had my kiln problem and that I had to move heaven and earth to find a place to bake my orders and my prototypes. In mid-July, the file was sent a few weeks ago and the Samaritaine asked me to be part of the Advent calendar which will be sold in a limited edition of 500 copies. I am given two days to make proposals based on briefs on the theme of gardens. On August 10, I finally received the order confirmation for the tassels and the Christmas selection!!! It is also the date of my arrival in an incubator for start-ups and artisans located at Mairie de Clichy where my oven was able to resume service. I have one month to produce 500 WISH tassels for the calendar and then I have one month to produce the 33 references ordered for Christmas. I have made my schedule and I am on time for the Christmas delivery, it should go well. However, we are never safe from a little surprise and the buyer comes back to me during production because the Samaritaine teams believe a lot in Modern Porcelain and they would like to increase the quantities a little.. none problem for the cups, it can go quickly but for the rest it will take more time. The email tells me "I have doubled the references but don't worry, you can deliver as you go, you will receive the official order these days" I cry with joy in the metro, I tell myself that it's crazy, it's crazy and that I'm going to be able to do Maison & Objet, I've been dreaming of it since I studied interior architecture and design product. November 9, 2021 is the day it goes on the shelves, my loved ones are with me to discover my stand located next to Marin Montagut, when I see that I have the impression of arriving directly in the first division. Happiness is complete delicately installed between Christian Dior and Saint-Laurent in the middle of the store. After Christmas, the products will be transferred to the Samaritaine concept store on the Seine side and the objects will be highlighted throughout the seasons with participation in the Valentine's Day presentation with the small I love you cup and the candle holder Share Love for example. For Mother's Day, a collection of Mom cups with hearts and stars specially created for the Samaritan woman has been added to the existing collection 😉

Porcelaine Moderne celebrates each moment by creating objects that accompany seasonal rituals and profound changes. The Houxlala collection was born from the desire to bring contemporary pieces into the world of celebrating the winter solstice, a necessary ritual for the body and the mind. The holly leaves used in the production of this collection are stamps designed and sculpted by hand by Caroline Gazel, the creator of Porcelaine Moderne, which are applied to the earth during the modeling of the pieces. These pieces dry then are delicately polished and fired for the first time before being enameled. It is only once the enamelling has been completed that the liquid gold can be applied with a brush by the gilders before being fixed by a third and final firing at 720°. The Houxlala collection is a tribute to the Houx collections produced by the Digoin Sarreguemine and Moulin des Loups earthenware factories which majestically took their place on our grandmothers' tables during the end of year celebrations. The Houxlala collection was presented exclusively at Le Bon Marché during its thematic exhibition from Christmas to winter 2022-2023.

The Fuck All collection represents listening to oneself, asserting one's will in a world dominated by society's influence on our ego. This collection is a bulwark against the unexpected advice of those around you who are sometimes too concerned about what people will say, too worried about tomorrow or simply too inclined to meddle in other people's affairs. When I decided to leave my job I had to face criticism and advice of all kinds and I am more than delighted to share with you the different remarks that marked me and which inspired this collection. The “it’s not the right time, you should have invested before leaving”, the “you’ll do what you love when you retire!” » accompanied by “I was proud of you when you were agency director with your big office”. I also got the "you're spending all your money on your projects but we're worried about you, we want to make sure you know you're not going to make it" from some of my friends. Of course I said don't worry, I know. However, with this kind of interference, it is sometimes difficult to believe 100% in yourself and your plans. As it is difficult to find the balance between confidence and prudence, it is essential to sort out our own fears and the fears of others, those that they transmit to us in spite of themselves. If you recognize yourself in this kind of situation, if you too need a little help to continue to evolve in your difference or if you want to encourage someone in this path, then this collection was created for that! A little help in the form of objects that could be carried around the house. Collection to order online and discover at Fleux in Paris.

The Corolle Bowl “I call the Universe everyday” from Porcelaine Moderne in the Christmas windows of Printemps Haussmann! I am filled with joy at the idea of sharing with you a special moment of our adventure. It's an almost magical moment, the likes of which few exist and which gives even more meaning to the Porcelaine Moderne collections. Imagine my surprise and my emotion upon discovering the creations of Porcelaine Moderne, carefully placed at the heart of the magical Christmas windows of Printemps Haussmann in Paris, among some of my favorite brands and which are part of my house and therefore also a bit of world of Porcelaine Moderne. At the heart of this selection is the corolla cup, emblazoned with the phrase that has guided me since 2014: “I call the Universe everyday”. This expression is much more than a decoration, it is a daily wish, a mantra that I share with you today. It is with great joy that Porcelaine Moderne joined the Printemps Haussmann Christmas festivities. Our decorative objects with text have found their place in these beautifully decorated windows, in perfect harmony with the theme of the Christmas messenger. A recognition that, in my eyes, goes beyond words. Among the selection of the wonderful Spring buyers, two objects carry messages that are particularly close to my heart. The “100 Ways to Love” vases and mugs embody the diversity of forms of affection, a message that I wish to share. Like, the maxi mug "Dare to be Imperfect" which beyond its function is a real encouragement to accept yourself and to be yourself. The surprise of the windows did not arrive alone since I also had the immense pleasure of finding the “I call the Universe everyday” cup, superbly highlighted in the Printemps Christmas catalog. It is with great gratitude that I share these magical moments with you. Whether you discover our creations at Printemps Haussmann, through the Christmas catalog, or simply through these words, I hope that each piece of Porcelaine Moderne brings you a little of the simplicity and magic that inspired it. With gratitude, Caroline Gazel

The magic of meeting people on social networks no longer needs to be proven, and this is how the story between Porcelaine Moderne and Til Time to Care began. A spontaneous connection between two worlds, that of earthenware decoration and that of beauty and well-being products based on lime, gave birth to a unique and harmonious collaboration. It all started on Instagram, where the enchanting aesthetic of the lime trees on the Til Time to Care family estate caught the eye of Porcelaine Moderne. The founder, Sylvie, discovered Porcelaine Moderne’s earthenware decorative objects at Bon Marché Rive Gauche, creating an instant artistic connection. A Competition for Mother’s Day Their first collaboration took shape during a contest on Instagram for Mother's Day. Uniting their creativity, Porcelaine Moderne provided unique pieces to embellish the Til Time to Care table. A hand-stamped basswood bract gave an elegant relief to the various elements of the table, creating a refined visual experience. Weekend Escape to the Dordogne: A Feast for the Senses Sylvie and her sisters then invited influencers to discover their family estate in Dordogne. Porcelaine Moderne added its touch of elegance by preparing sets of dishes, bowls and napkin rings hand-stamped with the distinctive Til Time to Care logo, a linden tree bract. To add a delicious touch to this sensory experience, a renowned chef has designed a feast showcasing linden cuisine. A new collaboration for the end-of-year holidays Their partnership evolved over time, culminating in a new holiday collaboration. The "Golden Ticket" competition on Instagram offers the winners unique gifts, including a Modern Porcelain soap dish, decorated with a delicate golden lime bract, accompanied by a lime soap from Til Time to Care. The synergy between Porcelaine Moderne and Til Time to Care transcends a simple commercial partnership. It is a story of shared passion for art, nature and elegance. This unique collaboration is brought to life in each hand-stamped piece, creating a refined experience for those who appreciate the marriage of artistic beauty and the natural benefits of basswood. A collection of cups stamped with the linden bract, Til's emblematic logo, is also available online on the site. TiL is a family brand of beauty and self-care based on the only natural antidote to stress; the Linden. Healthy, effective and hedonistic products which, for the first time, take care of your skin, your body and your mind.

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