Overview
- The collection, which launched Monday, September 14, 2026, covers art de la table and vanity objects and highlights pieces such as champagne and ice buckets, platters, a sculptural caviar dish, and bisque porcelain bowls.
- Designs use a consistent marine vocabulary — shells, spirals, marine rope and a twisted corde motif — with hand‑painted 24‑karat gold accents that echo McCormack’s jewelry work.
- Both Jessica McCormack and L’Objet founder Elad Yifrach said the pieces were developed over roughly two years with close attention to feel, weight and finish so they are meant for everyday use rather than only display.
- The collaboration is a strategic product expansion for L’Objet during its recent global growth, following new stores and partnerships and reporting nearly $20 million in 2025 revenue.
- By translating jewelry proportions and tactile priorities into tableware, the line aims to shift how people use luxury home objects and could broaden L’Objet’s appeal to buyers who value wearable craftsmanship and everyday functionality.