A century of
colour, one archive.
Mon Flamme has two jobs: build a public photographic record of every Le Creuset shade ever made, and give collectors a private place to catalogue the pieces in their own kitchen. Each photo you add to your collection helps fill a gap in the archive.
The archive, by collectors
33 of 137 colours photographedWhen you catalogue a public piece, your photo automatically fills the catalogue gap for that colour — if we don’t already have one. Private pieces stay private.
Help fill the archive →The Archive
“Colour is the way Le Creuset tells time.”
Flame was the beginning. A century later, the palette has grown to over one hundred named shades — some current, most retired, a few so rare they anchor collector communities and auction lots. This archive exists to hold them all in one place.
1925 → Today
The full rainbow →Chapter I · Icons
Four shades that defined a house.
Chapter III · Collections
Anniversaries, exclusives, heritage lines.
Four-color harlequin interpretation of Flame — Grenade, Pamplemousse, Anthracite, Vert Florentin.
Charleston SC boutique-only release honoring Gullah heritage (Gullah Blue color).
2025 100th anniversary. Flame with gold shimmer dust.
Chapter IV · Grails
The shades collectors chase.
Chapter V · By country
Every market, its own palette.
Mon Flamme — a private archive for the Le Creuset collector.