Merles et Raisins Head Up decorative panel Anémone Lalique revives its history by

Lalique revives its history by integrating glass originally used by its founder

such as those that characterize the 1930’s while being resolutely contemporary: associated with the new possibilities that LED offers

The Interior panel is an innovative concept that offers not only functional aspects but also let each person add its own creativity and poetry

Among flowers

these chandeliers with neoclassical accents resonate with a Grand Siècle flair and bring a touch of French elegance to interior design

Merles et Raisins Head Up decorative panel Anémone Lalique revives its history byIn 1928, Ren Lalique designed the decorative panels Merles et Raisins in white moulded pressed glass with a silver coloured background cast white pressed glass on silver background to decorate the Cuban mahogany woodwork of the Presidential Wagon in the famous Orient Express. The pattern Merles et Raisins revives a motif synonymous with elegance and the "Art de Vivre", depicting a charming design of blackbirds pecking at tiny bunches of grapes. The