Sabre Paris Marylebone

Joyful French tableware on Chiltern Street

Sabre Paris is a French tableware house founded in 1993 by Francis and Pascale Gelb. In September 2024 it opened its first UK boutique in Marylebone, bringing three decades of playful design and craft to London. The shop presents a bright edit of cutlery, serving pieces and accessories, with colour-led displays that make choosing simple. Visitors can expect informed advice, neat gift wrapping and quick help with sets for everyday use or events. Core ranges include the mix-and-match Bistrot line, glossy acrylic handles, and polished 18/10 stainless steel heads made to stand up to daily washing. Staff explain shapes, finishes and care so customers leave with pieces that fit their table and routine. The location on Chiltern Street suits the neighbourhood’s taste for design, and the store’s calm layout helps shoppers compare sizes, weights and hues at a glance.

Proven craft, custom sets and lasting materials

Expertise shows in balanced knives, smooth tines and well-weighted spoons that feel good in hand. Customers can assemble customisable sets across colours and patterns, then add serving tools and steak knives for a complete look. Trust is supported by a clear brand history, transparent materials and long production in France, with durable 18/10 alloys and quality control that keeps edges true. Authoritativeness comes from international stockists, design press coverage and the brand’s decision to anchor in Marylebone with a dedicated boutique. The team helps with wedding lists, housewarmings and seasonal refreshes, and can suggest pairings that work with linens and glassware already at home. Shoppers find practical details like dishwasher guidance, handle care and storage tips, plus gift ideas that travel well. The result is a friendly, efficient shop for flatware, servers and table accessories that lift weekday meals and dress special occasions. It reads as a confident addition to Marylebone’s design mix and a reliable stop for colour, craft and everyday usefulness.