Champs-Élysées Liana, Small Size, 3 Leaves Tailles:S sectors for which they are

sectors for which they are the most famous nowadays

this vase captures the ornamental power of this iconic flower

Metal sublimates the purity and brilliance of the crystal of this couple of Lovebirds with finely chiseled plumage

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

creating a captivating play of light and reflections

Champs-Élysées Liana, Small Size, 3 Leaves Tailles:S sectors for which they areIn 1951, Marc Lalique, the son of the Houses founder, walked down the Avenue des Champslyses. The majestic avenue of plane trees, with their leaves blowing in the wind, became engraved in his mind. The artist put down on paper this fragment of the soul of Paris, captured during his walk on the most beautiful avenue in the world. Lalique Interior Design Studio pays tribute to this moment through a lighting creation that reflects Marc Laliques vision. A