LALIQUE

A Paris-based interior design studio that undertakes bespoke commissions for architects and designers for residences, restaurants, luxury hotels, yachts, and offices. It places crystal at the center of its spaces and handles design encompassing walls, lighting, furniture, and finishes, giving it a role distinct from the existing retail line. It is a derivative line that gives concrete form to the Maison’s interior expression.

The hospitality division encompassing hotels and restaurants such as Villa René Lalique, Château Hochberg, Château Lafaurie-Peyraguey, and The Glenturret Lalique Restaurant. It extends Lalique’s craftsmanship into accommodation and dining experiences and operates as the Lalique Hospitality Collection.

Launched in 2011, Lalique’s art department collaborates with contemporary artists, foundations, and designers to create one-of-a-kind and limited-edition works. It produces works using the lost-wax technique and undertakes a creative domain distinct from the regular line, which centers on decorative objects. Projects are developed individually for each artist or collaboration, and the department is positioned as a spin-off line responsible for the Maison’s art initiatives.

Lalique’s beauty division, responsible for the creation, production, marketing, and global expansion of perfumes and home fragrances. In addition to its own brand, Lalique Parfums, it manages licensed brands and operates on the basis of its production site in Ury. It brings together the Maison’s fragrance activities and forms a separate business axis from its crystal activities, such as decorative objects and interior design.