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"Bernardaud Debuts Plates Designed by Jeff Koons, David Lynch, and Other Artists\nBernardaud, the 150-year-old luxury-porcelain brand, launches a new collection of dinnerware designed by blue-chip artists\nTaiwanese artist Michael Lin is celebrated for exploring the relationship between architecture and ornamentation with his large-scale paintings that grace exterior spaces. By decreasing the scope of his signature works, he has designed Untitled, a dinnerware collection created with the intention of bringing people together. $880 for two six-piece sets\n\nThe complete collection is available online at bernardaud150.com.\nFilmmaker and artist David Lynch's the Boundless Sea collection is a graphic visual narrative that unfolds over 12 plates. $1,180 for two six-piece sets\nRenowned for his bold depictions of figures from the history and mythology of his native country, Greek painter Alekos Fassianos brings his unmistakable style to porcelain with his dinner service, dubbed Mythologie. $630 for a six-piece set\nFrench artists Prune Nourry and JR photographed their own hands, together, to create their dinnerware line, which serves as a tribute to man's most essential tool. $720 for a six-piece set\nLong inspired by starfish, New York\u2013based artist Nabil Nahas found himself in awe when a hurricane left thousands of the creatures washed up on the beach near his home in the Hamptons. For his \u00C9toiles collection, he utilized the qualities of porcelain and the sheen of enamels to reproduce the dreamlike image. $1,120 for two six-piece sets\nFrench conceptual artist, photographer, and writer Sophie Calle's collection, the Pig, uses six plates to tell a simple narrative\u2014inspired by a personal run-in with another artist\u2014that stretches across the dinner table. The set is available in French and English. $460 for a six-piece set\nThe surreal universe seen in French artist Marl\u00E8ne Mocquet's paintings has been transferred to her 12-piece collection, Le Plat est un Paysage. $1,180 for two six-piece sets\nFrench artist Jean-Michel Alberola is best known for using mixed media, including text and photography, in his work. His creations for Bernardaud, titled Details, recall his wall paintings displayed at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. $880 for two six-piece sets\nFor his Kintsugi dinner service, Turkish-born artist Sarkis was inspired by a 16th-century Japanese technique in which repairs are made to ceramics using a combination of lacquer and gold. The design on each plate is visible\u2014and consistent\u2014on both the front and the back. $1,850 for two six-piece sets\nInspired by his controversial sculpture series \"Banality,\" which premiered in 1988, legendary American artist Jeff Koons created the Banality Series place setting for Bernardaud, featuring imagery of everything from Michael Jackson and his pet chimp, Bubbles, to a naked woman bathing. Prices start at $310 for a pair of service plates\n\n*"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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