Astier de Villatte
Discover the poetic world of Astier de Villatte, the celebrated Parisian house founded in 1996. Handmade from black terracotta clay and finished in the maison’s luminous milky-white glaze, each ceramic piece retains subtle variations and traces of the maker’s hand, ensuring that no two are entirely alike.
BON TON goods is home to Scandinavia’s largest Astier de Villatte collection, spanning enduring tableware, sculptural ceramics, incense, scented candles, perfume, candlesticks, stationery, decorative objects, rare designs and new arrivals. Explore the collection online or experience our extensive dedicated presentation in Malmö.
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Daisy Dinner Plate - Small | Astier de Villatte
Regular price £80.00 GBPRegular priceSale price £80.00 GBP -
Daisy Soup Plate | Astier de Villatte
Regular price £96.00 GBPRegular priceSale price £96.00 GBP
Collection: Daisy Collection by Astier de Villatte
The Daisy Collection by Astier de Villatte brings a playful spirit to the Parisian atelier’s unmistakable white ceramics. With its generous proportions and cheerful, graphic silhouette, the collection transforms the simple daisy into an elegant motif for the table and home.
Maxi platters, plates and salad bowls are framed by charming scalloped edges, delicately serrated like the edge of a biscuit. The rhythmic contours create a flower-like form that feels both whimsical and refined, while Astier de Villatte’s luminous white glaze and subtle handmade irregularities give every piece its own individual character.
Extending from tableware to lighting, the Daisy Collection is designed for convivial gatherings and beautifully dressed interiors. Generous serving pieces bring a joyful flourish to Sunday lunches, garden tables and celebratory feasts, while Daisy lamps carry the same distinctive floral shape beyond the table. Handmade in Paris, the collection captures Astier de Villatte’s singular ability to make everyday objects feel poetic, unexpected and wonderfully alive.
Discover more from the Astier de Villatte collection, or explore our complete guide to Astier de Villatte ceramics to learn more about the Parisian atelier, its distinctive materials and the craftsmanship behind every piece.

