Are you dreaming of going to Paris? Aren’t we all dying to have a group over for dinner or even a couple of people for cocktails? Do you follow La Tuile a’ Loup on Instagram? If not you are in for a treat. Located in Paris, in the 5th arrondissement, La Tuile à Loup has carried french artisanal ceramics for over 40 years. When the original owners retired in 2006, Eric Goujou purchased the small shop. Eric was already a customer and his interest in the art of the handmade inspired him to preserve and support the artisans who craft the works of art. Today I am delighted to feature wares from Eric’s charming shop.
Let’s take a look at the Collected Look-La Tuile a’ Loup
In his shop, Eric creates these beautiful tablescapes mixing gorgeous blooms, wonderful textiles and vintage linens, and interesting flatware.
The gorgeous french blue tablecloth forms a gorgeous background for the marbelized plates.
The playful mix of patterns and the natural bouquet highlight these wonderful plates and pitchers in this La Tuile a’ Loop tablescape.
I love the addition of the unexpected pink florals in this gorgeous vase.
French Garden roses, hypericum berries, and celosia bring life to this table setting.
I am guessing the tablecloth and napkins here are vintage. I am in awe of the marbelized wares mixed with bamboo flatware similar linked below.
Love how he picked up the slightest bit of red in the tablecloth and added the vintage monogrammed napkins. You can find similar ones here on Etsy.
This Rabbit Terrine is to die for.
I will showcase one of Eric’s red creations on my Sunday faves. If you would like to follow Eric on Instagram you can do so here. This is just a small sampling of his work. There is a link in his profile as well if you would like to purchase any of his line. Everything is handmade and he does custom work as well. Should we all meet in Paris in the fall at Eric’s shop?
I hope you enjoyed The Collected Look-La Tuile a’ Loup. You can read the Veranda article where Eric is featured here, or the Architectural Digest feature here
If you would like more tablescape inspiration you can find some of my tablescapes here.
You might also enjoy my Pinterest Board tablescapes here.
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Too, too much beauty! I’m dizzy! Thank you.
Thank you Cindy for introducing me to this company, such beautiful things! The colors are so beautiful I am pining for that bird plate! Have a lovely day:)
My goodness! These are all true works of art. Just beautiful!
Loved each of his tablescapes! No words other than just WOW!
Beautiful, and so wonderful to continue the support of local artisan work! I would happily meet there in the Fall!
Hi Alexis
Aren’t they just gorgeous? Paris in the fall it is!!
I READ ABOUT HIM IN VERANDA…………GORGEOUS EVERYTHING!
YES, LETS ALL MEET UP IN PARIS………….I think OUR BUDDY 5th in STATE has a trip PLANNED!
I have got the ITCH to GET THE HECK OUT OF HERE!
Hi Elizabeth
I did too. I was absolutely delighted to find him on Instagram! So many gorgeous pieces and those tablescapes are to die for! In awe of his talent.
The marble plates made me think of the dinner napkins my daughter made for a small gathering not long ago. They are even reversible! The way she folded them allowed you to enjoy both sides. She gifted me with 4 for my small table. Allows me to compliment my rustic, frenchie, desert vibe.
A shameless plug, however she’s not in that business. Tres chic!
If you would like to see the picture, let me know where I can text it?! Merci
While all of the tablescapes are fabulous and the floral arrangements just yummy, I cant help but think of how food would look plated on some of the designs. Maybe they are created to bring visual joy only but not for actually serving on. I don’t mean to rain on the parade because everything is really so visually stunning.
Oui oui, á Paris tout suite!
Hi Wren
That is such a good point. That is why I like to change up my look by just adding a colorful salad or dessert plate with white. It adds a little punch and is much less expensive than buying an entirely new set of dishes!
Fabulous post….Tablescape has always been my passion!
Another reason to go to Paris! Such beautiful wares and magnificent table settings.
I, too, read about him in Veranda and loved his joy. All my life I have loved china and setting the table. I own more sets of dinnerware than I should!!! Now, I find myself reaching more for simple white bistro dishes so that the food becomes the art, not the dinnerware. But the idea of browsing in his shop in Paris, now that is an almost edible pleasure!
Cindy, what unusual dinnerware! I love all the textures and colors. Thanks for sharing. Yes, I would love to go back to Paris!
What a great find! Yes, Paris ASAP. ,
Wow!! Beautiful, and so unique!
Tout est tres belle! Merci, Cindy. Je voudrais voyager a Paris avec toi. 🙂
I know him from Insta . He is blessed with the best taste “how to dress a table and himself as well”.
Cindy,
These table settings and dishes are beautiful. They have an antique feel to them.
Thanks for sharing this. I used to be a dish addict. I’ve pared down and really try to avoid the addiction so seeing these wonderful plates helps with the pain. 😊💙
xo,
Karen