Champs-Élysées chandelier Tailles:3 Tiers Both classic and avant-garde

Both classic and avant-garde

the artist captures the beautiful essence of Paris

the Cactus table seamlessly blends into the most creative interior design spaces: sublime crystal in prolific magnificence

trays and frames in carved wood coated with fifteen layers of lacquer

Peugeot embraced the industrial age at the beginning of the 19th century (1840) with the steel industry

Champs-Élysées chandelier Tailles:3 Tiers Both classic and avant-gardeFrom the sconce to the monumental chandelier, Lalique was inspired by the Champs lyses bowl designed in 1951 by Marc Lalique to create this lighting collection. The finely veined leaves are reminiscent of the sumptuous alleys of plane trees that run alongside the "most beautiful Avenue of the World". Through these pieces, it is almost as if the soul of Paris was captured, frozen in crystal. Through a mysterious alchemy, the light shining through the