Arts and crafts Meurthe-Et-Moselle

We enter a magnificent boutique, located between the famous crystal works and the Baccarat Collection. Since 1764, the Manufacture de Baccarat has been blowing, cutting and engraving glass. At the heart of this boutique, we find majestic chandeliers, glasses and vases, the work of talented craftsmen, each more beautiful than the last. There's also a range of jewelry, from pendants and rings to earrings. A must for lovers of refinement and elegance.

Even as a young man, Christian Leclercq was attracted to the artistic professions. He has been a master ceramist and Meilleur ouvrier de France for more than 60 years, and heads his company, which has been awarded the Entreprise du patrimoine vivant label. In his company: les émaux d'art de Longwy, the range of art objects is varied and is based on different classical or contemporary collections. An address rich in discoveries known by museums, enthusiasts, art lovers and collectors from Europe and the world and a different store that deserves your visit!

Stéphane Prévot studied drawing and applied arts at Loritz high school in Nancy. After his baccalaureate, he went to art school in Paris. After graduating, he worked in a workshop in the Lorraine region before setting up his own business in 1994. His main activity is the creation of custom-made stained glass windows as well as the restoration of stained glass. He opens his workshop to the public and gives demonstrations. He explains the making of the stained glass, the cutting of the glass, the decoration, the firing and the lead setting. The craftsman organizes training courses on the manufacture of leaded stained glass. The stained-glass apprentices can also buy equipment and raw materials for the realization of their own creations. Master and transcend your interiors by playing with light thanks to the multitude of colours created ad infinitum!

She's opportunistic with the land, take what she gives her! A bit of a potter because she loves to have her hands in the earth and get out of it objects that accompany us in our daily life. A lot of ceramist, because every day she is still surprised and fascinated by the results of the encounter between fire and earth. Passionately a sculptor because she is always on the lookout for these figures that multiply, astonished to emerge from this earth. The earth guides it, inspires it. Attracted by fire, she still goes to the end of creation by making primitive firings, like those of the ancestral tribes. Catherine Daniel is having a great time in the Rupt-de-Mad valley where she has found premises spacious enough for her works and smoking. A passion that she shares and that she transmits by leading "discovery", "initiated" and "sculpture" workshops, for young and old.

At the Magasin de Mots, now located on rue de la Source, you will find the boutique-workshop open to the public two days a week, to let the creator take care of her little words... Because here, it is "the movement of maintaining the marvelous in the ordinary environment" through the word, honored by the creator and artists invited to the magical boutique-bazaar. Boxes of kisses, rainbow powder, seeds of tenderness, keys to happiness, pretty words or big words, drawings to tell, to dream, to remind simplicity and to aim at the essential.

Here we repair and create everything around the crystal! Indeed, Loïc Ortega repairs, creates and restores glass, opaline and glass paste. He works to give life back to your old objects and to their former luster. But you can also have any glass or crystal object of your dreams made to order. Pieces tarnished by time or frequent cleaning, such as vases, glasses or decanters, can be repolished on the spot and given a new life! In the workshop store you can also discover beautiful jewelry and accessories.

Founded in 1798, Les and enamels of Longwy bring together traditional works of the greatest. Those of Léon Ever: Poppies in Bedouin, Tulip in Causans and San Marco. The toucans collections, panthers and birds of America created by Alain Thomas are Impressive. These decorations are made on large pots and pots. The masters of the sites regularly present the collections and Amazon collections, in tribute to Maurice Paul Chevallier, who was celebrated by his Colonial Crusade, created at the Colonial Exhibition in Paris in 1931. It also features more contemporary works. Those of Designer Jean Other, Régis Dhô, Nicolas de Waël, Sandra Bregieras or Gilles Le Guen. New events are presented every six months. The factory also exits parts during the year. Paul Gauguin, Van Gogh, Vauban, the Petit Prince… are in honour, according to events and events.

After Nancy, this teacher returned to the sources. Here are exposed to traditional and contemporary enamels. The house also specializes in unique creations of violins in enamels. The opportunity also to go to the meeting of artisans of arts, to attend demonstrations in the workshop.

In this shop visitors discover traditional and modern enamels from Longwy. Creations made in the workshops, on various grounds: flowers, fabulous birds and other arabesques, skilfully painted by décoratrices.

A better worker in France, Christian Leclerq is passionate about enamels. He exposes his creations, des according to the regional tradition and more modern objects. The art craftsman specializes in ancient enamels, which he presents and sells in his shop. It is at the disposal of collectors to investigation the pieces and restore them, if necessary.

Gallerists Béatrice and Lara have found in Richard Orlinski their flagship artist, on permanent display since 2019. In Nancy, they are also the custodians of Lalique. For them, it is a question of highlighting the crafts of art of France. Gaiety and color are the key words that guide their choices, especially in temporary exhibitions, about ten per year, such as those of Nathalie Seguin and Patrick Rubinstein. Moreover, these creations give greater visibility to painters and sculptors.

This innovative concept store with a quirky atmosphere is the new HQ for Nancy residents in search of vintage or designer nuggets. Antique shop, art gallery, bookstore, thrift shop, curiosity shop: unique finds to see in this space, which also doubles as a sales area for rent. Skateboards, vinyls, vintage toys or design furniture alternate with the creators. To top it all off, you can take a break while sipping a coffee, enjoying a daily special or some tapas with a beer, all organic, local and homemade!

The Art Nouveau window in its original state serves as a showcase for the old-fashioned activity of Camille Aubert, art bookbinder and restorer. Her taste for scrapbooking and other manual activities, and even her rebellion against the dematerialized world, allowed her to open an online store. To immortalize an event, to hold precious documents, to record one's secrets, handmade paper, notebooks, books and boxes are made to measure. The paper is embellished by Camille's skillful techniques and aesthetic sense, and she offers bookbinding courses and workshops.

In this showroom, designer Christian Mollinger exhibits pieces recycled from two materials: metal (cars, motorcycles, scooters, Panhard wheels, exhaust pipes) and wood (wagon floors, antique doors, couplings). He exploits the potential of salvaged parts to create massive bars, tables and TV stands. The patina of the wood signals the repeated gestures of yesteryear, while the bluish iridescence of the polished metal parts adds a touch of softness. For fans of the industrial ambience, here in biker rock'n'roll mode.

It is only logical that the beautiful Place Stanislas should serve as the setting for the Daum boutique, a great name in crystal making whose reputation is well established. First Art Nouveau, then Art Deco, to arrive at free forms, Daum has always worked with great artists, from Gallé and Majorelle to Dalí, in a renewal of crystal itself. Their creations are exclusive, each piece made from hand-modeled glass paste is in itself a work of art, to be found among the permanent collections of colorful objects and more modern designs.

Daum, the legendary master glassmaker, perpetuates its know-how through contemporary collections typical of Art Nouveau. In almost 140 years, Daum has built up a unique collection of over 350 exceptional signatures. The factory store on the first floor of the Cristalleries building features end-of-series pieces or those with slight defects that only an expert can detect. Naturally, prices are very attractive. Daum crystal pieces are also on display at the Musée de l'École de Nancy.