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French Home's Jubilee tableware collection, made in South Africa, takes inspiration from the Zulu word Jabulani, meaning to rejoice or celebrate. Jubilee tableware is a celebration of the rich art of beading and weaving of the Zulu people. This handicraft has evolved into creating innovative high quality stainless-steel salad servers that are artistically hand decorated with beautifully colored art wire. A large portion of the profits from a Jubilee collection purchase goes back to the community of crafters who produce these products. This community is supported and empowered to become part of the global marketplace by Zulu women who use their cultural art heritage to craft this tableware collection at home, while looking after their families and earning an income. The handles of these stunning salad servers feature fresh, crisp, and cool shades of blue denim, bringing a vibrant energy to any table. This set comes paired with a gorgeous, recycled glass serving bowl decorated with a pattern of seashells and starfish inspired by coastal living.

This designer mid-century tagre was created for the educated eye. Meticulously crafted with a smooth oak finish, its stylish geometric lines create a captivating focal point in the living room. Ideal for a grand display of treasures large and small. Color: Light Brown/Black. Material: Composite.

Susan S. Barman grew up in New York and has been telling stories through photographic portraiture most of her adult life. She was educated at Syracuse University School of Art and The Portfolio Center in Atlanta, Ga., where Ms. Barman studied photojournalism with Dennis Carlyle Darling. Her career has encompassed retail and editorial art direction and location photography. Color: White.

Ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features black and white callas on a black background. Susan S. Barman grew up in New York and has been telling stories through photographic portraiture most of her adult life. She was educated at Syracuse university school of art and the portfolio center in Atlanta where Ms. Barman studied photojournalism with Dennis Carlyle darling. Her career has encompassed retail and editorial art direction and location photography.

Ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features black and white callas on a black background. Susan S. Barman grew up in New York and has been telling stories through photographic portraiture most of her adult life. She was educated at syracuse university school of art and the portfolio center in Atlanta where Ms. Barman studied photojournalism with dennis carlyle darling. Her career has encompassed retail and editorial art direction and location photography.

This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features a black and white rose on a black background.Susan S. Barmon grew up in New York and has been telling stories through photographic portraiture most of her adult life. She was educated at Syracuse University School of Art and The Portfolio Center in Atlanta, Ga., where Ms. Barmon studied photojournalism with Dennis Carlyle Darling.

This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features a black and white rose on a black background.Susan S. Barmon grew up in New York and has been telling stories through photographic portraiture most of her adult life. She was educated at Syracuse University School of Art and The Portfolio Center in Atlanta, Ga., where Ms. Barmon studied photojournalism with Dennis Carlyle Darling.

Susan S. Barmon grew up in New York and has been telling stories through photographic portraiture most of her adult life. She was educated at Syracuse University School of Art and The Portfolio Center in Atlanta, Ga., where Ms. Barmon studied photojournalism with Dennis Carlyle Darling. Her career has encompassed retail and editorial art direction and location photography. Color: Orange.

This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features 3 yellow Sunflowers on a black background. Susan S. Barmon grew up in New York and has been telling stories through photographic portraiture most of her adult life. She was educated at Syracuse University School of Art and The Portfolio Center in Atlanta, Ga., where Ms. Barmon studied photojournalism with Dennis Carlyle Darling.

This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features 3 yellow Sunflowers on a black background. Susan S. Barmon grew up in New York and has been telling stories through photographic portraiture most of her adult life. She was educated at Syracuse University School of Art and The Portfolio Center in Atlanta, Ga., where Ms. Barmon studied photojournalism with Dennis Carlyle Darling.