Jessica McCormack, L’Objet Collab on Homewares Collection
McCormack brings sea-inspired motifs from her “Beaches” collection to L’Objet’s tableware, vanity pieces, and first-ever cutlery set.

The L’Objet x Jessica McCormack collection, described as “sea-inspired jewels for the home,” looks to McCormack’s “Beaches” collection of fine jewelry from 2023, though L’Objet founder Elad Yifrach has also explored sea themes in the past.
“This collection brings together some of my favorite design motifs and perfectly translates the intimacy and craftsmanship of jewelry into everyday pieces for the home, all of which I would love to have in my own home,” McCormack said.
Twisted cord motifs reminiscent of marine ropes are central to the collection’s designs, lining edges, forming handles, and shaping bases.
Shell forms also appear throughout, rendered in fine bisque porcelain with hand-painted 24-karat yellow gold details across bowls and serving pieces.
The homewares collection also includes champagne and ice buckets, platters, and a sculptural caviar dish as well as L’Objet’s first cutlery set, and other table decorations and vanity pieces.
Stainless steel, porcelain, and brass are the materials used throughout the collection.
“Jewelry has always been a source of inspiration for me—its intimacy, its precision. With Jessica, we wanted to bring that sensibility into the home, to create objects that feel both personal and essential,” Yifrach said.
“What I admire about Jessica’s work is its balance, something substantial, yet completely effortless,” said Yifrach.
“Her pieces feel as natural with denim as they do with black tie, which is very much how I think about objects. I like to create things that feel important but never imposed, objects that belong easily in everyday life. This collection is an extension of that idea.”
The 22-piece collaborative collection debuted on Sept. 14.
It generally retails from $150 to $975, with the limited-edition gold version of the shell flatware coffret selling for $2,200.
The L’Objet x Jessica McCormack collection is available on the L’Objet website.
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