Lalique

The world of flowers was a never-ending source of inspiration for René Lalique. LALIQUE continues the tradition by sculpting this panel with a blossoming rose in satin crystal. Finely sculpted in relief, roses in full bloom lend a touch of romance to this elegant panel. Clear crystal, large size Also available in mirrored clear crystal (price on request) Handcrafted in France Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

The world of flowers was a never-ending source of inspiration for René Lalique. LALIQUE continues the tradition by sculpting this panel with a blossoming rose in satin crystal. Finely sculpted in relief, roses in full bloom lend a touch of romance to this elegant panel. Clear crystal, small size Also available in mirrored clear crystal (price on request) Handcrafted in France Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

Decorative panel specially designed for Merles et Raisins Head Down and Head Up arrangements. The satin finished panel features polished ridges to increase luminosity. Emblematic of the Lalique know-how, this crystal element can be associated with multiple bespoke creations: furniture inserts, frames, and wall friezes. Clear crystal, mirrored Handcrafted in France Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

The world of flowers was a never-ending source of inspiration for René Lalique. LALIQUE continues the tradition by sculpting this panel with a blossoming rose in satin crystal. Finely sculpted in relief, roses in full bloom lend a touch of romance to this elegant panel. Clear crystal, medium size Also available in mirrored clear crystal (price on request) Handcrafted in France Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

In 1928, René Lalique designed the decorative panels Merles et Raisins in white moulded pressed glass with a silver-coloured background cast white pressed glass on silver background to decorate the Cuban mahogany woodwork of the Presidential Wagon in the famous Orient Express. The pattern Merles et Raisins revives a motif synonymous with elegance and the "Art de Vivre", depicting a charming design of blackbirds pecking at tiny bunches of grapes. The fineness of the motif, enhanced by the purity of the crystal brings play of light giving life and movement to the piece. Clear crystal, chrome, mirrored Handcrafted in France

In 1928, René Lalique designed the decorative panels Merles et Raisins in white moulded pressed glass with a silver-coloured background cast white pressed glass on silver background to decorate the Cuban mahogany woodwork of the Presidential Wagon in the famous Orient Express. The pattern Merles et Raisins revives a motif synonymous with elegance and the "Art de Vivre", depicting a charming design of blackbirds pecking at tiny bunches of grapes. The fineness of the motif, enhanced by the purity of the crystal brings play of light giving life and movement to the piece. Clear crystal, mirrored, chrome Handcrafted in France

In 1928, René Lalique designed the decorative panels Merles et Raisins in white moulded pressed glass with a silver-coloured background cast white pressed glass on silver background to decorate the Cuban mahogany woodwork of the Presidential Wagon in the famous Orient Express. The pattern Merles et Raisins revives a motif synonymous with elegance and the "Art de Vivre", depicting a charming design of blackbirds pecking at tiny bunches of grapes. The fineness of the motif, enhanced by the purity of the crystal brings play of light giving life and movement to the piece. Clear crystal, small size, right/left side Also available in mirrored clear crystal with a frame (price on request) Handcrafted in France Designed by René Lalique, 1928 Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

In 1928, René Lalique designed the decorative panels Merles et Raisins in white moulded pressed glass with a silver-coloured background cast white pressed glass on silver background to decorate the Cuban mahogany woodwork of the Presidential Wagon in the famous Orient Express. The pattern Merles et Raisins revives a motif synonymous with elegance and the "Art de Vivre", depicting a charming design of blackbirds pecking at tiny bunches of grapes. The fineness of the motif, enhanced by the purity of the crystal brings play of light giving life and movement to the piece. Clear crystal Also available in mirrored clear crystal (price on request) Handcrafted in France Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

In 1928, René Lalique designed the decorative panels Merles et Raisins in white moulded pressed glass with a silver-coloured background cast white pressed glass on silver background to decorate the Cuban mahogany woodwork of the Presidential Wagon in the famous Orient Express. The pattern Merles et Raisins revives a motif synonymous with elegance and the "Art de Vivre", depicting a charming design of blackbirds pecking at tiny bunches of grapes. The fineness of the motif, enhanced by the purity of the crystal brings play of light giving life and movement to the piece. Clear crystal Also available in mirrored clear crystal (price on request) Handcrafted in France Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

Designed in 1951, the Cactus table seamlessly blends into the most creative interior design spaces: sublime crystal in prolific magnificence. The crystal volutes follow the rhythm of light, drowning the eye in its depths. This majestic table embodies the creative genius and unique expertise of the glass masters. In order to participate in the fashioning of this exceptional artwork, a craftsman must have received the distinction of Best Craftsmen of France. Successfully bringing together talent, timing and temperature, six dedicated glass masters combine an exceptional mastery of modern technique and traditional skill throughout the complex process involved in crafting these luxurious pieces. In the hot glass workshops, it takes eight to ten weeks of handwork to craft each of the eight legs, starting from 18 kg of crystal. Handcrafted in France Photograph does not represent actual glass size. Glass size will vary based on customer selection. There may be some differences between the actual product and the one in the product photo.

The Masque de Femme panel created by René Lalique in 1935 to adorn a fountain embodies the imaginative power of its creator who was fascinated by women and nature. Both classic and avant-garde, this piece of art reveals the face of a mysterious woman with delicate features, surrounded by aquatic fauna. Clear crystal Handcrafted in France

The Causeuses panels created in 1991 by Marie-Claude Lalique are a tribute to one of the main inspirations of René Lalique: the woman. Genuine odes to the feminity, this frieze of languorous young women sculpted in satin crystal, are enshrouded with light. Their graceful softness figures are enhanced by the purity of the crystal. The satin finished crystal recalls the fineness of the skin texture while the light effects give life and movement to the piece. In 2004, LALIQUE retook this motif to adorn decorative panels. Clear crystal, small size Handcrafted in France

The Lauriers decorative panels were created by René Lalique in 1923 to adorn the presidential railway car of President Millerand. It is Art Deco inspired with geometric and floral shapes, representative of this artistic movement. The continuous pattern between the four Lauriers panels allows the composition of a magnificent crystal tree of nearly two meters high. These decorative panels perfectly integrate the walls and doors of reception rooms, bedrooms ... These decorative panels can be disconnected from their chromed structure and decorate individually the most beautiful interiors. The satine and repolished finish is emblematic of the exceptional know-how of Lalique. Clear crystal Also available in mirrored clear crystal (price on request) Handcrafted in France Designed by René Lalique, 1923 Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

The Causeuses panels created in 1991 by Marie-Claude Lalique are a tribute to one of the main inspirations of René Lalique: the woman. Genuine odes to the feminity, this frieze of languorous young women sculpted in satin crystal, are enshrouded with light. Their graceful softness figures are enhanced by the purity of the crystal. The satin finished crystal recalls the fineness of the skin texture while the light effects give life and movement to the piece. In 2004, LALIQUE retook this motif to adorn decorative panels. Clear crystal, small size Handcrafted in France

The architectural projects of René Lalique collaborations played a large part in his career. His highly developed sense of balance and harmony alongside his total technical mastery of glass working made him ideally suited to the challenge of creating works on a monumental scale. In 1928, René Lalique designed the Reed Piper panel to adorn the famous Venice Simplon Orient Express train. Highlighted by the glare of crystal, a male figure celebrates the worship of Bacchus among wine shoots and stylized bunches of grapes. Clear crystal, right side Also available in mirrored clear crystal with a frame (price on request) Handcrafted in France Designed by René Lalique, 1928 Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

The architectural projects of René Lalique collaborations played a large part in his career. His highly developed sense of balance and harmony alongside his total technical mastery of glass working made him ideally suited to the challenge of creating works on a monumental scale. In 1928, René Lalique designed the Reed Piper panel to adorn the famous Venice Simplon Orient Express train. Highlighted by the glare of crystal, a male figure celebrates the worship of Bacchus among wine shoots and stylized bunches of grapes. Clear crystal, left side Also available in mirrored clear crystal with a frame (price on request) Handcrafted in France Designed by René Lalique, 1928 Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

The architectural projects of René Lalique collaborations played a large part in his career. His highly developed sense of balance and harmony alongside his total technical mastery of glass working made him ideally suited to the challenge of creating works on a monumental scale. In 1928, he created glass panels to adorn the famous Orient Express train. Lalique recently reissued the “Figurine et Raisins” panel, which is enhanced by the glare of crystal. A female figure celebrates the worship Bacchus among vine shoots and stylized bunches of grapes. Fashioned thanks to the talent and expertise of the glass masters, this panel reveals an exceptional depth while the contrast of the satin-finished and shiny crystal magnifies the fineness of the motifs. Clear crystal Also available in mirrored clear crystal and with a frame (price on request) Handcrafted in France Designed by René Lalique, 1928 Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

Decorative panel created by René Lalique in 1928 to adorn the cars of the famous Orient Express train which led travelers from the banks of the Seine to the shores of the Bosphorus. René Lalique stands alongside René Prou as one of the most admired artists who have contributed to the decoration of this train. Originally made in white molded pressed glass, this decorative panel was embedded on a silver background in Cuban mahogany paneling. The pattern, which uses geometric and floral forms, is inspired by the Art Deco period. We can witness a sensual and elegant dance. The women moves gracefully surrounded by volutes and grapes. This crystal panel captures light and plunges the viewer into a poetic world. This panel echoes the panel Femme Bras Levés also presented in the cars of the Orient Express train. Clear crystal Also available in mirrored clear crystal with a frame (price on request) Handcrafted in France Designed by René Lalique, 1928 Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

René Lalique’s achievements in the field of interior design contributed to its huge success. His keen sense of balance and harmony combined with his high mastery of glass allowed him to imagine works of exception, such as the Coutard decorative panels. These panels, specially designed by René Lalique in 1935 at the request of a client, represent a spray of droplets gushing from the transparent satin crystal. Clear crystal, right/left side Also available in mirrored clear crystal (price on request) Handcrafted in France Designed by René Lalique, 1935 Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

Decorative panel created by René Lalique in 1928 to adorn the cars of the famous Orient Express train which led travelers from the banks of the Seine to the shores of the Bosphorus. René Lalique stands alongside René Prou as one of the most admired artists who have contributed to the decoration of this train. Originally made in white molded pressed glass, this decorative panel was embedded on a silver background in Cuban mahogany paneling. The pattern, which uses geometric and floral forms, is inspired by the Art Deco period. We can witness a sensual and elegant dance. The women moves gracefully surrounded by volutes and grapes. This crystal panel captures light and plunges the viewer into a poetic world. This panel echoes the panel Femme Tête Levée also presented in the cars of the Orient Express train. Clear crystal Also available in mirrored clear crystal with a frame (price on request) Handcrafted in France Designed by René Lalique, 1928 Photography represents a non-mirrored option.

Designed by René Lalique in 1934, the decorative panel Perles depicts a burst of fine droplets, evoking lightness and freshness. The brightness of the water pearls that spring from the crystal, are enhanced by the purity of the crystal, bringing out the lighting effects in the room. Clear crystal Handcrafted in France Original design: Marie-Claude Lalique, 1990 Photograph does not represent actual glass size. Glass size will vary based on customer selection.

The Causeuses panels created in 1991 by Marie-Claude Lalique are a tribute to one of the main inspirations of René Lalique: the woman. Genuine odes to the feminity, this frieze of languorous young women sculpted in satin crystal, are enshrouded with light. Their graceful softness figures are enhanced by the purity of the crystal. The satin finished crystal recalls the fineness of the skin texture while the light effects give life and movement to the piece. In 2004, LALIQUE retook this motif to adorn decorative panels. Clear crystal Finishing: Chrome Visible fixing wall brackets Handcrafted in France Original design: Marie-Claude Lalique, 1991

Designed in 1951, the Cactus table seamlessly blends into the most creative interior design spaces: sublime crystal in prolific magnificence. The crystal volutes follow the rhythm of light, drowning the eye in its depths. This majestic table embodies the creative genius and unique expertise of the glass masters. In order to participate in the fashioning of this exceptional artwork, a craftsman must have received the distinction of Best Craftsmen of France. Successfully bringing together talent, timing and temperature, six dedicated glass masters combine an exceptional mastery of modern technique and traditional skill throughout the complex process involved in crafting these luxurious pieces. In the hot glass workshops, it takes eight to ten weeks of handwork to craft each of the eight legs, starting from 18 kg of crystal. Handcrafted in France 70" x 63" option: 10 persons maximum 94" x 64" option: 12 persons maximum Photograph does not represent actual glass size. Glass size will vary based on customer selection.

The Marsan table harmonizes with the most creative decorative environments. Staged in an entrance, at the end of a sofa, in a private residence or in a luxurious hotel or restaurant, the Marsan pedestal table, with its light infused volutes of crystal, captivates de eye. In search of perfection, the master glass workers take special care in every detail to satisfy the most demanding esthetes. From the fusion of the crystal, through the successive gatherings, after cutting, polishing and finally assembling, the majestic table is brought to life in the secrecy of the factory. Decorated with a clear or black top, the Marsan pedestal table, originally designed by Marc Lalique, is resolutely timeless. Clear crystal Handcrafted in France