Because bringing new perspectives to the table has been our obsession for 30 years. Because we love to shake things up with quirky cutlery. Because we like to dazzle your eyes with bright colors. Because, for us, beauty is not an option. Because we ignore fleeting trends. Because lifting your mood is the best reward. For all these reasons and more, the Sabre Paris adventure has only just begun. May our first three decades continue in style! Pascale and Francis Gelb, founders of Sabre Paris.
The beginning of Sabre
Some collaborations make perfect sense. In 1993, when Habitat contacted Francis Gelb to make a knife, the decoration giant knocked on the right door. The perfect door. The young designer met the challenge and created a model with a square ferrule, a complex endeavor. The “Sabre” collection, which would then give its name to the House—launched the beginning of a fruitful partnership.
Getting together and sharing are important to Sabre
How can you electrify a table? For Sabre Paris, the answer is color. For 30 years, the brand has unfurled an energetic palette over its creations. Invigorating vibes shimmer on the flatware handles, with crushed raspberry, vermilion red and blood orange. In contrast to this daring exuberance, it can also play it soft with milky tones. Always adventurous, the House explores another field of expression: that of patterns. Gingham, toile de Jouy, stripes, flowers and polka dots are printed on the nylon handles, using a technique that requires exclusive know-how. These original models are softened by understated and functional shapes, designed to fit perfectly in the hand. “More than utensils, Sabre Paris cutlery is designed as real decorative objects.”
