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Founded in 1888 , Lalique has endured as the ultimate symbol of French luxury . Today , the brand seeks inspiration from the creative genius of founder René Lalique , pushing the limits of the factory in Alsace – still the only one in the world today - by creating decorative objects with its signature satin contrasts . Lalique carries out major architectural projects , crafting a unique world dedicated to the home , working with renowned artists , architects and designers such as Arik Levy , Damien Hirst , Zaha Hadid , Pierre Yves-Rochon and Mario Botta . They produce limited editions in crystal , and recreate its cultural heritage to ensure Lalique continues to thrive as a timeless luxury brand .
Lalique provides Home and Dining Accessories , Furniture , Soft Furnishings , Lighting and Architectural Panels for the design and build sector . Its style is timeless , classic , and is a powerful symbol of French luxury , using the graciousness of crystal for homes and interiors .
Lalique works on projects around the world – the most advanced designs and innovative creations can be made to order for the interior of private residences , restaurants , luxury hotels , yachts and many other settings . All pieces are made at Lalique ’ s Wingen-Sur- Moder glassworks in Alsace .
Lalique ’ s Interior Design Studio offers architects and interior designers an exclusive range of high-end interior designs using crystal glass and space in creative combination . Lalique ’ s crystal glassmaking expertise is unrivalled , fusing creative dynamism and technical flair . The result is a rethink of what luxury really means . Conceived to embrace and enhance all interiors and spaces , each design places crystal at the heart of the layout and location . To this day , Rene Lalique ’ s work and creative approach are still what inspire the brand ’ s creations .
Lalique ’ s latest collection for Autumn Winter 2021 , Gaia Chapter II , pays homage to Mother Earth – in Greek mythology , Gaia is the goddess of Earth . The blackbird and grape motifs that travelled on board the mythical Orient Express find new expression in vases and bowls with timeless appeal and practical use . Lalique ’ s creative team captures the ornamental and symbolic power of vines and blackberries . This season also welcomes additions to the Signature collection of furniture and lighting for Lalique by Pierre Yves Rochon , the French decorator famous for creating palace hotel interiors . The precision of the designs , the purity of the crystal and the play on reflections and transparency create exquisite objects for the interior .
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