Lalique – INNER DESIGN

CH√ÇTEAU LAFAURIE PEYRAGUEY, SAUTERNES, FRANCE

THE VILLA REN√â LALIQUE, 18 RUE BELLEVUE, 67290 WINGEN-SUR-MODER, FRANCE. The Villa, built by REN√â LALIQUE in 1920, represents the creative genius perfectly. Today it offers six exclusive suites and a refined restaurant that were designed by LADY TINA GREEN and PIETRO MINGARELLI and evoke the genius of REN√â LALIQUE down to the smallest detail. Each Art Deco inspired suite is different and bears the name of an iconic design. Every bed frame, sideboard, bedside table, sofa and mirror is decorated with crystal, showcasing LALIQUE‚Äôs expertise! The villa‚Äôs transformation has fully preserved the Alsatian house‚Äôs unique character. And a glass and steel annex, designed by Swiss architect MARIO BOTTA, has been built next to the villa, housing the restaurant. It uses columns made of characteristic Vosges red sandstone to support the green roof. The restaurant is adorned with LALIQUE’s glass and crystal creations.

VILLA REN√â LALIQUE

LALIQUE SUITE by PATRICK HELLMANN at HOTEL PRINCE DE GALLES, PARIS

LALIQUE SUITE’S LIVING ROOM by PATRICK HELLMANN at PRINCE DE GALLES HOTEL, PARIS

LALIQUE SUITE’S OFFICE AREA by PATRICK HELLMANN at PRINCE DE GALLES HOTEL, PARIS

LALIQUE SUITE by PATRICK HELLMANN at HOTEL PRINCE DE GALLES, PARIS

LALIQUE SUITE’S BAR AREA by PATRICK HELLMANN at HOTEL PRINCE DE GALLES, PARIS

LALIQUE SUITE’S DINING AREA by PATRICK HELLMANN at PRINCE DE CALLES HOTEL, PARIS

LALIQUE SUITE’S BAR by PATRICK HELLMANN at PRINCE DE GALLES HOTEL, PARIS,WHICH FEATURES BEAUTIFUL LALIQUE CRYSTAL PANELS, INCLUDING THE PANEL

LALIQUE SUITE by PATRICK HELLMANN at HOTEL PRINCE DE GALLES, PARIS

LALIQUE SUITE by PATRICK HELLMANN at HOTEL PRINCE DE GALLES, PARIS. DESIGNER PATRICK HELLMANN has swathed the entire suite in a mosaic of mostly black and gold to bring that Art Deco look to life, and then layered it with texture, such as sculptural side tables and blonde wood furniture, to provide some balance. HELLMANN also selected some iconic crystal pieces for the renovation, like the SEVILLE CHANDELIER‚Äîfirst designed by MARC LALIQUE in 1947‚Äîthat hangs over the curvy black-and-gold staircase that leads up to the bedroom.