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.

Collection: Grace Collection by Astier de Villatte

The Grace Collection by Astier de Villatte brings the unmistakable illustrations of legendary fashion editor and artist Grace Coddington to the Parisian atelier’s handmade ceramics. Playful, intimate and full of character, the collection combines Astier de Villatte’s celebrated craftsmanship with Coddington’s wonderfully expressive world of cats and mice.

Created especially for Astier de Villatte, the first Grace series comprises six illustrated teacups, two sizes of teapot and two saucers. Across the collection, mischievous cats take part in delightfully human rituals: drinking tea, reading the newspaper and engaging in courtship, accompanied throughout their adventures by friendly little mice.

Grace Coddington’s whimsical illustrations provide a charming contrast to Astier de Villatte’s luminous white-glazed ceramics and subtly irregular handmade forms. Equal parts French tableware and storytelling, the Grace Collection turns afternoon tea into a miniature illustrated world, revealing new characters, gestures and humorous details with every piece.

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.

Grace Coddington Teapot "Jimi's Bouquet" | Astier de Villatte