The name of LALIQUE is synonymous with French luxury. From a factory in Alsace, Lalique craftsmen, who often come from a multi-generational tradition of glassmaking, create the word’s finest crystal via refined artisanal skills and utmost precision. Founded by René Lalique in the aughts of the twentieth century, Lalique created the panels for the Orient Express train, the lighting for the SS Normandie cruise liner and the historic windows for the Coty building in New York City.

Lalique earned his title, Sculpteur de Lumiere, from the richly sculptural craftsmanship and dramatic contrasts between clear and frosted finishes that have become iconic to the brand. His innovative spirit remains today, prompting partnerships with leading  contemporaries like Zaha Hadid, Damien Hirst, Anish Kapoor, Pierre-Yves Rochon, Parmigiani-Fleurier, Caran d’Ache, The Macallan, James Suckling and others.