Maison Baguès
1860-2026
A Legacy of Luxury and Craftsmanship
Founded in 1860 by Noël Baguès in Auvergne and later established in Paris, Maison Baguès became the world benchmark for finely crafted lighting. Specialising in wrought iron and bronze, it embodies the prestige of French decorative craftsmanship, exporting its creations to the most luxurious interiors across the globe.
The Aesthetic: Radiance and Crystallised Nature
The Baguès signature is recognised by its airy elegance and its masterful use of rock crystal and cut glass. The house has preserved traditional techniques while adapting to the decorative demands of the 20th century.
Materials: Exclusive use of gilded or silvered wrought iron, bronze and rock crystal.
Icons: The famous ‘Perroquets’ (parrots) and ‘Marguerites’ (daisies) collections, along with chandeliers and wall lights featuring flower-spray motifs.
A Legendary Clientele
Maison Baguès has collaborated with the greatest architects and decorators, from Raymond Subes to Jansen. Its iconic pieces illuminate prestigious settings such as the Ritz Paris, the Hôtel de la Marine and the private residences of international collectors in search of timeless collector's pieces.
