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Decorative objects
The icons: Bacchantes, Tourbillons, Mossi, Champs-Élysées, the Fish and Zeila. All made in Wingen-sur-Moder.
Lalique Group · Zurich
René Lalique's swallows have left their circle.
From the furnace in Wingen-sur-Moder to a villa in Zurich, one house now gives crystal places to live.
Since 1888Crystal made in Wingen-sur-Moder since 1922Group based in Zurich
The house
One material. Seven ways to live with it.
Decorative objects, interior design, tableware, jewellery, art, perfumes and hospitality: seven pillars, one crystal, one signature.
René Lalique was an artist before he was a name, a master of Art Nouveau and of Art Deco. The house still draws on the three themes he held dear: flora, fauna and the female form.
Lalique Group, founded in Zurich in 2000, carries that signature today. It brings together the crystal house, its perfumes, its tables and its hotels, and a fragrance know-how that also serves other names.
1888
René Lalique founds his house.
1922
The first furnace is lit in Wingen-sur-Moder.
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Pillars, from the vase to the hotel room.
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Steps, at most, to make a single piece.
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Restaurants with two Michelin stars.
Wingen-sur-Moder · Northern Vosges
The furnace sets the pace.
The first furnace of the glassworks was lit in 1922. Wingen-sur-Moder is still the only place in the world where Lalique crystal is made.
Each year, the men and women of the workshops create between 350,000 and 400,000 pieces. Before it leaves Alsace, every piece is checked, chosen for its beauty as much as for its technique, then signed by hand.
“The artisan remains the author.”Nina Müller, CEO, Lalique Group
The French State has awarded Lalique the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label for the excellence of its know-how. The Musée Lalique, in the same village, shows the whole of the artist's work.
From sand to signature
Four workshops, one piece.
Wingen-sur-Moder
The rhythm is set by the furnace, the material and the hand, never by a calendar.
The seven pillars
From the vase to the room.
Seven pillars, named by the house itself and brought together at 11 rue Royale.
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Interior design
The Lalique Interior Design Studio: furniture, textiles and custom projects, in Paris and in New York.
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Tableware
1er Cru, 100 Points, Owl, Wingen: glasses and decanters for the table and the bar.
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Jewellery
Muguet, Cabochon, Souffle d'Amour, Aréthuse: crystal to wear, the craft with which René Lalique began.
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Art
Limited editions and unique pieces signed with artists, architects and designers.
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Perfumes
Fragrances for women and men, exclusive collections and home scents, from Encre Noire to crystal candles.
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Hospitality
Hotels and restaurants that serve as a showcase for the craftsmanship of the house.
Fragrance know-how
LaliqueJaguarBentleySuperdryMikimotoUltrasun
Hotels & restaurants
Places to live the house.
Lalique's heritage is linked to the art of fine dining. Five places, from Alsace and Sauternes to Perthshire and Zurich.
Zurich · NewVilla Florhof
Opened 1 August 2026
The newest address in the Lalique Hospitality collection, in a listed 15th-century residence in the heart of Zurich. The Lalique Interior Design Studio designed more than ten crystal and architectural glass installations; the bespoke furniture is by Lalique Maison.
- Rooms and suites 13
- Bar & Brasserie From day one
- Signature Restaurant Autumn 2026
Four more addresses
Villa René Lalique
Wingen-sur-Moder · Five-star hotel
The villa built by René Lalique in 1920, now a five-star hotel and a restaurant with two Michelin stars.
Château Hochberg
Alsace · Four-star hotel
A private manor once named Château Teutsch, with an elegant, modern restaurant.
Lafaurie-Peyraguey
Sauternes · Opened June 2018
A medieval château, a Premier Cru Classé and a restaurant with two Michelin stars.
The Glenturret Lalique
Crieff, Perthshire · Two Michelin stars
A restaurant at the heart of The Glenturret distillery, at the foot of the hills of Crieff.
Addresses
Back to the roots, forward to the world.
Four cities where the house receives: a boutique in Paris, a townhouse in New York, a boutique in Osaka, a villa in Zurich.
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Paris
11 rue Royale
René Lalique moved here from place Vendôme in 1935. Reopened ninety years later, the boutique welcomes visitors under sixty crystal swallows, with spaces for each of the seven pillars.
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New York
21 East 63rd Street
The Maison d'Artiste: five floors in an Upper East Side townhouse, an art gallery, a fragrance room, a bar and the first interior design studio outside Paris.
Upper East Side03
Osaka
QUARTZ Shinsaibashi
The first Lalique boutique of its own in Osaka.
25.04.202604
Zurich
Villa Florhof
The group's home city now has its own place to live the house.
01.08.2026
Lalique Art
Crystal, signed twice.
Artists, architects and designers sign limited editions and unique pieces with the house, all made in Wingen-sur-Moder.
Fourteen names, from René Magritte and Yves Klein to Zaha Hadid and Fang Lijun.
Zaha HadidDamien HirstJames TurrellYves KleinMario BottaRené MagritteRembrandt BugattiFang LijunHan MeilinArik LevyElisabeth de PortzamparcNic Fiddian-GreenTerry RodgersRudy Ricciotti
The next chapter
Read as one.
Since 2024, Lalique Group answers to no market. It answers to those who live the house: the guest at the Villa, the collector on rue Royale, the artist in New York, the partner who joins tomorrow. Each place already tells the house. The next chapter is to tell it once, in one voice, from Zurich.
Wingen-sur-ModerParisSauternesCrieffNew YorkOsakaZurich
About this page
A reading of your house, set in a page.
This page is a proposal made to Lalique Group from its public content. The three possible packages, from the fixed price of CHF 1'200.– to complementary materials, are set out on a dedicated page.
Three packages, SEO and AEO included.
Lalique
Live the house.
Crystal, tables, rooms and cellars, from Wingen-sur-Moder to Zurich.