A MEANINGFUL COLLABORATION FOR MOTHER’S DAY
Behind this collaboration between French Bloom and Q de Bouteilles—a French company that transforms upcycled glass into sustainable decorative objects—stand three inspiring female founders and mothers: Maggie Frerejean-Taittinger and Constance Jablonski of French Bloom, and Victoire Paillard Decarne, co-founder of Q de Bouteilles. United by a shared vision of conscious creation, they bring purpose and beauty to this meaningful partnership.
FRENCH BLOOM DESIGN MASTERPIECES
From celebration to creation: after serving as the elegant vessels for French Bloom’s alcohol-free sparkling wine, bottles are entrusted to Q de Bouteilles to be reimagined into beautiful, sustainable design objects—bringing new purpose and artistry to every piece.
LA LUMIÈRE:
BRIGHT AND ELEGANT
La Lumière candlestick by French Bloom is a true work of art, crafted from two French Bloom bottle necks. Distinguished by its clean lines, delicate engraving, and frosted finish, it holds candles of various sizes. Its flared top enhances a soft, enveloping glow, creating an intimate and elegant atmosphere.
LE VASE:
UNIQUE AND TIMELESS
French Bloom Le Vase is a beautifully crafted piece that merges design with functionality. Perfect for holding your favorite bouquets, its intricate engraving and elegant form elevate any floral arrangement. More than just a decorative object, this vase contributes to sustainability by repurposing French Bloom bottles, helping reduce waste and promote a more conscious lifestyle.
A RESPONSIBLE COLLABORATION LED BY WOMEN
Breathing new life into French Bloom bottles, this collaboration represents a contemporary vision—where aesthetic beauty meets a profound commitment to sustainability. It celebrates a present driven by purpose and a future dedicated to honoring our planet.
ABOUT Q DE BOUTEILLES
Q de Bouteilles is a family-owned French company that specializes in creating sustainable decorative objects and tableware. Their material of choice is glass—upcycled and recyclable—carefully shaped in their Le Touquet workshop using an energy-efficient production process.
