Lalique is a French brand founded by René Lalique in 1888. He initially created Art Nouveau jewellery, later becoming famous for his glass and crystal pieces — vases, perfume bottles, figurines, and decorative objects. The brand’s signature style features frosted glass, motifs of nature, and feminine beauty. Today, Lalique also produces perfumes, interior design items, and jewellery, remaining a symbol of elegance and French luxury.

Daum is a French company founded in 1878 in Nancy, known for its artistic glass and crystal creations. It gained fame during the Art Nouveau period under the leadership of brothers Auguste and Antonin Daum. The company’s signature technique is pâte de verre (glass paste), which allows for intricate shapes and rich colors. Daum has collaborated with renowned artists such as Salvador Dalí and Arman to produce collectible sculptures and decorative objects. Today, Daum continues to produce limited-edition pieces, all handcrafted in France, remaining a symbol of refined French design and glassmaking artistry.

Danhera is a luxury Italian brand specializing in home fragrances, fabric care, and body care products. It was founded in the Marche region by entrepreneur and designer Daniela Ciaffardoni, who has dedicated over 35 years to creating exclusive products. The brand’s name is inspired by the ancient Greek goddess Hera, symbolizing a connection to mythology, art, and nature.

Cire Trudon is the oldest active candle company in the world, founded in 1643. It supplied candles to King Louis XIV, Napoleon, and other notable figures. Today, Cire Trudon continues its traditions by crafting candles from natural vegetable and beeswax. The wicks are made of pure cotton, and the fragrances are developed in the French town of Grasse. The candles are poured into unique glass holders inspired by the shape of a champagne bucket. Each holder is handcrafted by artisans in the Italian town of Montelupo, making every piece slightly different and full of character.

The Carrière Frères brand was founded in 1884 by the Carrière brothers, true masters of their craft. They didn’t just make candles — they aimed to revive a forgotten art, blending age-old traditions with fresh ideas. Today, Carrière Frères offers a wide range of products: scented candles, diffusers, solid soaps, and botanical wax tablets. All of them are made in France with great care for nature and the environment. Each fragrance is inspired by real plants, known for their unique properties and rich histories. This makes every scent distinctive and full of life.

Zieher glasses are high-end glassware from Germany, designed for wine professionals and true connoisseurs. The brand is especially known for its VISION series, where glasses are chosen not by the color of the wine, but by its flavor profile — from light and fresh to rich and complex. Each glass is handmade from fine lead-free crystal. The unique shape is crafted to bring out the full aroma of the wine. In addition to glasses, Zieher also produces elegant decanters and accessories for wine service.

Vista Alegre is a well-known Portuguese brand that has been producing beautiful porcelain, glass, and home decor items since 1824. It is one of the oldest and most respected factories in Portugal. In the beginning, Vista Alegre tableware was used by kings and nobility. Over time, the brand became famous worldwide for its quality, design, and attention to detail.
Today, Vista Alegre collaborates with renowned designers and creates tableware and decorative pieces for both homes and the hospitality industry. The brand has its own museum and celebrated its 200th anniversary in 2024.

Shtox are German crystal glasses that can spin on the table. This makes the drinking experience more interesting and visually appealing. These glasses are made at the Nachtmann factory and have a unique design that won the Red Dot Design Award in 2009.
The collection includes different models with various patterns, all glasses have a capacity of 320 ml and come beautifully packaged — making them perfect as a gift.

Haviland Limoges 1842 refers to fine porcelain produced by the renowned French manufacturer Haviland & Co., founded in 1842 by American businessman David Haviland in the city of Limoges, France. David Haviland was a tableware merchant from the United States who decided to establish his own porcelain production in France to supply the American market with high-quality products. Haviland porcelain quickly gained popularity among the aristocracy and was used in the White House as well as in royal courts across Europe. By the early 20th century, Haviland products were widely used in luxury hotels and restaurants, such as The Ritz, Plaza Hotel, and Savoy — all of which ordered custom-made porcelain services from Haviland.

Assouline is a luxury brand and publishing house founded in 1994 in Paris by husband and wife Prosper and Martine Assouline. Their first book was about a famous hotel on the French Riviera and marked the beginning of a collection of over 2,000 titles covering topics such as fashion, art, design, travel, and gastronomy. The brand has opened boutiques in various cities around the world, including Paris, London, New York, Madrid, and Sydney. The flagship store, Maison Assouline, opened in London in 2014 and includes a cozy Swans Bar, offering a unique atmosphere for lovers of art and style.