Lalique Magazine 2026_ENG

Maison d‘Artiste New York

The Jewellery Salon.

now crafted in white gold and diamonds. It is a modern echo of the House’s DNA. On the next floor, the Veranda d’Essences introduces fra grance. Lalique perfumes and candles are presented in filtered light, where air and aroma create a sanctuary for the senses. At the heart of the townhouse lies the Art Gallery, the larg est Lalique Art exhibition space in the world. It hosts col laborations with leading contemporary artists including James Turrell, Damien Hirst and Zaha Hadid, showing the infinite adaptability of crystal. Here, art is not simply possessed but experienced. On the upper floors, the Bar & Lounge offers conviviality, inspired by the golden age of the Orient Express. Crystal chandeliers cast a warm glow over mahogany and velvet, while vintages from Vignobles Silvio Denz are shared among friends. The journey culminates with the Lalique Interior Design Studio (LIDS), the first to be established outside Paris. This atelier for architects and designers offers crystal pan els, fixtures and architectural elements, opening new dia logues between heritage and innovation.

logue with the city’s vitality. Guests pause, realising this is not a static museum, but a living house – a place that speaks to its surroundings. The townhouse opens its doors not only to clients, but also to the community. Private dinners, cultural events and gallery openings give the rooms their pulse. Lalique revives the tradition of the salon – a setting for exchange, creativity and the celebration of life. Maison d’Artiste unfolds as a progression of experiences, each floor offering a new chapter in Lalique’s story. The Salon d’Exploration welcomes visitors with an at mosphere of discovery, where the latest creations are displayed in flowing, light-filled arrangements. From there, one enters the Iconic Collections Atrium, where contemporary designs converse with timeless signatures. Illuminated crystal walls and floating swallows create a dialogue between past and present, reminding us that Lalique’s history is always in motion. Ascending to the Jewellery Salon, the scale shifts. Pre cious necklaces, rings and bracelets shimmer under discreet lighting, recalling René Lalique’s origins as a jeweller. A highlight piece, the Manhattan necklace, is reinterpreted from a century-old sketch by René Lalique,

The Veranda d’Essences.

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