THE
LALIQUE GARDEN IN THE PRESS
‘The
Lalique Garden forms an outside dining room
where the rich burgundy and plum coloured foliage
plants add a luxurious feel. It really personifies
the notion of a chic garden.’
Andy Sturgeon
Garden Designer & television presenter
‘Another garden that works brilliantly
for entertaining, is the Lalique garden. This
garden is all about plush opulence. Everything
here is rich and dark and very expensive. This
table is made of solid crystal and costs £60,000.
The plum coloured planting picks up on the colour
of the chair covers. It’s meticulously
planted and a garden that is very powerful and
makes a bold statement.’
Rachel de Thame
Garden Designer & television presenter
The one thing that black does in a garden is
to create a very strong mood, and here, on the
Lalique garden, it creates a feeling of opulence,
of decadence and luxuriousness. And the one
thing that does it for me is the planting. And
the Zantedeschia ‘Black Star’ is
a single plant that sums up this garden in one
flower.’
Joe
Swift
Garden designer & television presenter
‘The garden which said it all was a tiny
jewel, the Lalique Garden, a gold medal- winning
chic garden. Inspired by the gardens of ancient
Persia, designer Shahriar Mazandi used panels
made from the original Lalique casts which were
designed for the Pullman carriages of the French
president and appeared in the film Murder on
the Orient Express, and a glass table by Lalique’s
son Marc.’
Irish Post
‘This
year’s ‘big new thing’ in
terms of colour is black. At the Chelsea Flower
Show I really loved the Lalique Garden which
went mad on all those colours. It looked like
a patio dining room, such as you would see at
a very exclusive restaurant. ... It looked fantastic.’
Charlie Dimmock
for The Mail on Sunday
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