Orgue chandelier Merles et Raisins a subtle dialogue between visionary

a subtle dialogue between visionary design and masterful craftsmanship

He drew this piece in 1933 for the first time

One of the grand versions is transformed by the manufacturing technique of double gathering

The Lily of the valley representation pays tribute to the numerous creations of René Lalique featuring this delicate flower that he often used as an ornament in his creations

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

Orgue chandelier Merles et Raisins a subtle dialogue between visionaryDesigned by Studio Andre Putman for Lalique, the ORGUE lighting collection is both timeless and contemporary. Composed of chandeliers, wall sconces and lamps, the collection presents modern and elegant lines highlighted by the purity and brilliance of crystal. It was born from the passion for beauty, the search for excellence, and the will to combine the talent and expertise of our glass masters with the grand creativity of a Studio of international