Notre Monde platters: zoom on the Urban Geometry series

From breakfast time to aperitif hour, including meals, this object of daily living, with raised sides to avoid its content from slipping out, has always been used to place and transport plates, bowls or glasses, thus reducing movements around the house. Over the centuries, the platter attracted the attention of designers that have finally put it in the spotlight.

Notre Monde on a platter

In the Notre Monde studio, this recipient of reduced thickness that comes in versatile shapes—very often rectangular, round or oval—went through the hands of Dawn Sweitzer, the in-house artistic director. In her collection Urban Geometry, she inspires herself from the codes of Art Deco architecture by illustrating platters with the geometric motifs she was able to discover during her trips to Europe.

S, M, L or XL, each platter size corresponds to a specific use. © DR

Very trendy, the graphics of this series give the impression of cut tree trunks. © DR

Decoration with an added touch of color

Each one in its own manner, these pieces display a streamlined design and a monochrome palette, enhanced by paprika, pumpkin, saffron and steel blue overtones, thus conveying a special balance and highlighting the practical spirit. They bring a decorative touch, a little bit of colour and originality to an interior, while combining luxury with functionality. And of course, they can be delivered on a platter…

To vary pleasures, living room coffee tables welcome several styles of platters. © DR