Christmas Figurines and Chalets

Father Christmas figures, children, angels, chalets, porcelain nativity scenes and small light-up trees: the characters and houses that tell the story of the season, for a sideboard, a console or the table.

One family, one story

Each line has its own design: Elfie, Pumpkin, Pin Enchanté, Play, Olaf or Rudy. Keeping one family on a single piece of furniture gives a clear scene rather than a collection of objects. The Father Christmas figures give height; children and angels go in front.

Light-up trees and chalets

The Aria, Molly and Ginger tree figurines, like some of the figures, light up from inside: set near a window or on a shelf, they make a seasonal night light. The chalets, from gold roofs to starry roofs, group in three sizes to form a little village.

Nativity scenes and card holders

The porcelain nativity scenes, Bethléem, Céleste, Elisabeth, Eve or Hannah, stand on their own against a clear background. The Yoga Father Christmas or Pop Robot card holders keep greeting cards on the sideboard throughout December.

Frequently asked questions

Where should I place the figurines?

On a console, a sideboard or a mantelpiece, at eye level. Keep them away from candles and heat sources.

How do I set up a little village?

Line up chalets of different sizes, offsetting them slightly, with the tallest at the back. A small light-up tree in the centre is enough to light the scene.

How do I store the figurines?

One by one, wrapped in paper, in a rigid box. Porcelain pieces travel best upright, wedged so they don't touch.