Discover Laguiole by Louis Thiers, a collection of distinctive cutlery and kitchen pieces inspired by the enduring Laguiole tradition.
Recognisable by their gently curved silhouettes, riveted handles and signature bee detailing, Louis Thiers pieces combine practical function with the character that has made Laguiole-style cutlery a favourite for French-inspired dining and entertaining.
Malmaison's current edit focuses particularly on cheese knives, cheese serving sets and selected kitchen utensils, with beautifully finished stainless steel, marbled and coloured handles and timber presentation boxes across selected designs.
Whether preparing a cheese board for drinks with friends, serving a traditional cheese course or choosing a useful gift for someone who loves entertaining, these are pieces designed to be brought to the table and enjoyed.
Complete the setting with our French Cutlery & Utensils, Servingware, Wine Glasses, La Rochère Glassware and Table Linen collections.
Louis Thiers cheese knives and serving sets bring the familiar Laguiole aesthetic to one of the most enjoyable parts of relaxed entertaining.
Selected sets include different tools for slicing, spreading and serving a variety of cheeses, with stainless-steel blades, distinctive handles and the traditional Laguiole bee motif.
Many Louis Thiers cheese sets are also presented in timber storage boxes, making them practical to store and particularly attractive for gifting.
The Luxe collection has a polished, contemporary character, with marbled-look and coloured handles paired with substantial stainless-steel serving pieces.
Choose a single cheese knife for simple everyday serving or a multi-piece set when creating a more complete cheese board.
Black, ivory and multicoloured designs allow the cutlery to sit comfortably alongside both traditional and contemporary table settings.
The Louis Thiers collection has also included selected kitchen utensils such as the Belle whisk, bringing the decorative Laguiole influence beyond the dining table and into everyday food preparation.
Materials and care requirements vary between pieces, particularly where natural wood is used, so always check the individual product description before washing or placing an item in the dishwasher.
Laguiole is recognised around the world for its distinctive cutlery shape and characteristic bee emblem.
The Laguiole knife tradition developed in France during the nineteenth century, with the style subsequently inspiring a wide variety of table knives, cheese tools, serving utensils and kitchen accessories.
Louis Thiers interprets this familiar design language through collections including Luxe, Toujours and Artisan, combining stainless steel with acrylic, timber and other handle materials according to the range.
The result is cutlery that brings a recognisable French character to the table without needing to be reserved for formal dining.
A good cheese knife earns its place at the table through use.
Bring out a Louis Thiers cheese set with a favourite board, a selection of soft and hard cheeses, fresh bread and a bottle of wine for an easy approach to entertaining.
Pair black handles with clear French glassware and neutral linen for a more restrained setting, or introduce multicoloured handles when you want the table to feel relaxed and expressive.
The Laguiole silhouette works particularly well with the collected approach Malmaison favours - French glassware, natural linen, ceramic serving pieces and objects chosen because they are both beautiful and useful.
Malmaison has been curating French and French-inspired homewares since 2003, with Laguiole cutlery long forming part of our approach to relaxed dining and entertaining.
Our current Louis Thiers edit is deliberately focused on useful pieces for cheese, serving and the kitchen, selected for their distinctive Laguiole styling, practical construction and giftable presentation.
For customers wanting to explore further, Malmaison's wider Cutlery & Utensils collection also includes Laguiole designs from Jean Dubost, allowing you to compare different makers, materials and styles.
Laguiole by Louis Thiers is a range of cutlery, knives and kitchen accessories featuring the distinctive shapes and decorative details associated with Laguiole-style cutlery.
The wider Louis Thiers range includes table cutlery, steak knives, cheese knives, kitchen knives, serving pieces and kitchen accessories.
Malmaison currently carries a curated selection of Louis Thiers cheese knives, cheese serving sets and selected kitchen utensils.
The assortment changes according to availability, so the current online collection is the best guide to pieces presently offered.
The bee is one of the most recognisable decorative motifs associated with Laguiole cutlery.
Louis Thiers incorporates the bee detail into the bolster or decorative metalwork of many of its pieces, giving the cutlery its characteristic Laguiole appearance.
Selected Luxe cheese knives stocked by Malmaison use heavy-gauge stainless steel with moulded acrylic handles and traditional rivet detailing.
Materials can vary between collections, so always refer to the individual product page for exact specifications.
This varies by set.
Selected Louis Thiers sets include combinations of a cheese knife, spreader and cheese cleaver, providing different tools for serving soft, semi-soft and firmer cheeses.
Check the individual product description for the exact pieces included.
Selected Louis Thiers pieces with stainless-steel blades and acrylic handles are listed as dishwasher safe.
Care requirements vary according to the handle material and product. Wooden-handled pieces should generally be hand washed and dried carefully, so always follow the instructions on the individual product page.
Selected Louis Thiers cheese knives and sets are presented in timber storage boxes, making them convenient to store and particularly suitable for gifting.
Check the individual product description for the presentation included with the piece you are considering.
Yes. Cheese knives and boxed serving sets make useful gifts for weddings, engagements, housewarmings, birthdays, hosts and anyone who enjoys cheese, wine and entertaining.
Pair them with a serving board, French glassware or table linen to create a more complete gift.
Malmaison's wider French Cutlery & Utensils collection includes designs from Jean Dubost and Laguiole by Louis Thiers.
The makers offer different combinations of materials, colours, finishes and styles, so the broader collection is useful if you would like to compare Laguiole options.