Imagine the sparkle of a thousand fires dancing on the facets of the crystal that date back to the days of kings and alchemists. This is no dream, but a reality woven by the masters of Baccarat, a brand whose every piece of furniture is a work of art, a frozen poem of light and glass.
The history of Baccarat began in 1764 when the Bishop of Metz was granted permission by Louis XV to establish a glass factory in the French province of Lorraine. Since then, Baccarat crystal has captivated the world. It was purchased by monarchs and used to decorate palaces and salons. Baccarat chandeliers illuminated the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, and wine glasses graced the tables of Queen Victoria.
But Baccarat is not just a tribute to tradition. The brand is constantly experimenting, combining centuries-old techniques with innovative developments. The famous lead crystal, distinguished by its exceptional transparency and play of light, is complemented by coatings of precious metals, intricate cutwork, and unique decorating techniques. This is how masterpieces are born, such as the "Harmonie" collection, where crystal intertwines with bronze, creating mesmerizing light sculptures.
Behind every Baccarat piece is the talent of outstanding masters. Virgil Abloh, Thomas Bastide, and Philippe Starck are just a few of those who have inscribed their names in the brand's history. The Talleyrand by Starck collection has become a symbol of modern luxury, enshrouding delicate crystals in sleek metal forms. And Mille Nuits by Mathias is the embodiment of an Eastern fairy tale, where every object radiates a mysterious glow, like the treasures of Scheherazade.
Baccarat's philosophy is a synthesis of tradition and audacity, classicism and avant-garde. This is furniture that does not simply decorate the interior, but becomes its soul, filling the space with light, magic, and history. The Louis XV table from the Château Baccarat collection will take you back to the days of the French kings, and the Zephyr console by Arik Levi will make you feel the breath of the wind, bringing with it the spirit of change.
Today, Baccarat continues to conquer the world, opening new manufactures and collaborating with talented designers. Along with furniture, this French brand sells a dream - a dream of a life filled with light, beauty, and eternal magic, captured in the facets of Baccarat crystal.
Imagine the sparkle of a thousand fires dancing on the facets of the crystal that date back to the days of kings and alchemists. This is no dream, but a reality woven by the masters of Baccarat, a brand whose every piece of furniture is a work of art, a frozen poem of light and glass.
The history of Baccarat began in 1764 when the Bishop of Metz was granted permission by Louis XV to establish a glass factory in the French province of Lorraine. Since then, Baccarat crystal has captivated the world. It was purchased by monarchs and used to decorate palaces and salons. Baccarat chandeliers illuminated the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, and wine glasses graced the tables of Queen Victoria.
But Baccarat is not just a tribute to tradition. The brand is constantly experimenting, combining centuries-old techniques with innovative developments. The famous lead crystal, distinguished by its exceptional transparency and play of light, is complemented by coatings of precious metals, intricate cutwork, and unique decorating techniques. This is how masterpieces are born, such as the "Harmonie" collection, where crystal intertwines with bronze, creating mesmerizing light sculptures.
Behind every Baccarat piece is the talent of outstanding masters. Virgil Abloh, Thomas Bastide, and Philippe Starck are just a few of those who have inscribed their names in the brand's history. The Talleyrand by Starck collection has become a symbol of modern luxury, enshrouding delicate crystals in sleek metal forms. And Mille Nuits by Mathias is the embodiment of an Eastern fairy tale, where every object radiates a mysterious glow, like the treasures of Scheherazade.
Baccarat's philosophy is a synthesis of tradition and audacity, classicism and avant-garde. This is furniture that does not simply decorate the interior, but becomes its soul, filling the space with light, magic, and history. The Louis XV table from the Château Baccarat collection will take you back to the days of the French kings, and the Zephyr console by Arik Levi will make you feel the breath of the wind, bringing with it the spirit of change.
Today, Baccarat continues to conquer the world, opening new manufactures and collaborating with talented designers. Along with furniture, this French brand sells a dream - a dream of a life filled with light, beauty, and eternal magic, captured in the facets of Baccarat crystal.
