Mory Sacko and Maisons du Monde join forces for a tableware collection

at the crossroads of cultures, between craftsmanship and art of living, Maisons du Monde unveils an original collaboration with Mory Sacko. This creative encounter has given rise to a capsule collection in which everyday objects become functional works of art, designed to enhance shared moments.

When the table becomes an arena for expression

Mory Sacko, known for his cuisine that blends African, Japanese and French influences in his restaurant MoSuke (3 toques), transposes his singular universe to the world of decoration. Working with Maisons du Monde, he has created a series of tableware and everyday items, created by four hands. This exclusive collection reveals an unprecedented hybridization of shapes, materials and colors.

"My intention has been to propose objects that are both useful and beautiful at the same time, drawn from my world and intended for everyday use, while telling an authentic story that inspires me. A story rich in cultures and a bond that unites us all, whether around a table, in the kitchen, with family or friends", says Mory Sacko.

An aesthetic between tradition and modernity

Far from being a static collection, this capsule plays on contrasts and elegance. There are candleholders with organic lines, asymmetrical trays in cream tones, washed linen napkins, sculptural vases... Each piece seems to have a soul, between sobriety and refinement. Raw materials such as wood, ceramics and cotton are given pride of place in a sustainable, sensorial approach.

The collection draws its inspiration from craft cultures around the world, blending traditional know-how with contemporary design. It evokes warm ambiances, conducive to conviviality and travel.

An art of living within everyone's reach

Designed for anyone who enjoys entertaining, cooking, decorating or simply sharing, this collection embodies an accessible vision of excellence. It will be available in Maisons du Monde stores from September 17.