L'Objet
L'OBJET is a privately held luxury home décor and fragrance brand that designs, handcrafts, and sells artisanal porcelain, glassware, and fragrances through DTC e-commerce across 5 regions, flagship boutiques in NYC and Paris, a Trade Program, and corporate gifting.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2004
- HeadquartersIrving, United States
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What L'Objet does
L'OBJET is a privately held, founder-led luxury home décor and fragrance brand founded by Elad Yifrach, who serves as Founder and Creative Director. The company designs, produces, and sells handcrafted porcelain, earthenware, and glassware objects across categories including dinnerware, drinkware, vases, bowls, trays, picture frames, games, decorative objects, fragrances, and home fragrance products. Production is anchored in a Portuguese atelier where techniques such as hand-sculpting, hand-glazing, multi-layer decal processes evoking pietra dura, reactive glazes, and hand-applied 24K gold and platinum accents are employed. Pricing ranges from approximately $70 for entry-level pieces to over $5,800 for limited-edition collectibles (e.g., Haas Monster Chess Set Malachite).
The business operates primarily direct-to-consumer through owned e-commerce storefronts localized for US, UK, EU, India, and UAE markets, complemented by flagship boutiques on Madison Avenue (New York) and in Saint-Germain (Paris). Two B2B channels supplement DTC: a Trade Program serving interior designers and hospitality professionals, and a Corporate Gifting service for enterprise clients. L'OBJET pursues an active artist-collababoration strategy with partners including Haas Brothers, Jean-Claude Ellena (perfumer for the Delphes fragrance), Éric Chauvin (floral atelier in Paris), Fortuny (dinnerware), Lito (fine jewelry house), Ruan Hoffmann, Kelly Behun, and BOSQUE CONCEPTS. Revenue is generated entirely through one-time product transactions at premium price points, with no subscription or recurring component, and ancillary revenue from corporate gifting and limited-edition drops.
L'Objet firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- L'Objet
- Legal name
- L'OBJET
- Website
- https://l-objet.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2004
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- L'OBJET is a privately held luxury home décor and fragrance brand that designs, handcrafts, and sells artisanal porcelain, glassware, and fragrances through DTC e-commerce across 5 regions, flagship boutiques in NYC and Paris, a Trade Program, and corporate gifting.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Where L'Objet is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Irving
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices3 records
Markets served
L'Objet business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
Revenue model
- Luxury Product Sales: L'OBJET generates revenue through the direct sale of luxury home décor, dinnerware, tabletop accessories, fragrances, and games. Products are sold at fixed price points ranging from approximately $70 to over $5,800 for premium limited-edition pieces. Revenue is one-time transaction based with no subscription component.
- Corporate Gifting: The company offers corporate gifting services for business clients seeking luxury gift solutions.
- Limited Edition Artist Collaborations: Special collections created in collaboration with artists like Éric Chauvin, Ruan Hoffmann, and Haas Brothers feature limited-edition pieces at premium price points.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Entry-Level Luxury Items |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Mid-Range Dinnerware Sets |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Premium Collectible Pieces |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Fragrance Products |
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels5 records
L'Objet product offering
Product offeringCore offering
L'Objet designs and sells handcrafted luxury home décor, dinnerware, drinkware, decorative objects, games, and fragrances. Each piece is hand-sculpted and hand-glazed in fine porcelain at a Portuguese atelier, frequently accented with 24K gold and platinum, with many pieces taking weeks to complete. The brand partners with renowned artists and perfumers for limited-edition collections.
Product overview
L'OBJET is a luxury home décor and fragrance company offering an extensive portfolio of artisanal products organized across several categories: dinnerware collections (formal and casual), drinkware (glassware, coffee/tea accessories, barware), home décor (vases, bowls, picture frames, decorative objects, trays, boxes, desk accessories), games, tabletop accents, and fragrances. The product portfolio includes signature collections such as Prism Glassware (hand-cut colorful glassware), Timna (porcelain vessels inspired by ancient copper mines), Fortuny (Venetian-inspired earthenware with 24K gold), Grand Tour (botanical motifs referencing pietra dura), Neptune (Mediterranean sea-inspired motifs), and Delphes (exclusive woody eau de parfum by Jean-Claude Ellena). The company collaborates with artists including Ruan Hoffmann, Haas Brothers, Kelly Behun, Lito jewelry house, and French florist Éric Chauvin. Products are hand-crafted in Portugal with materials including fine porcelain, earthenware, 24K gold, platinum, brass, coral, marble, and semi-precious stone finishes.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- L'OBJET Fleuriste by Chauvin Paris: An immersive floral atelier created in collaboration with renowned French florist Éric Chauvin, presented at the Maison Saint-Germain boutique in Paris.
- L'OBJET pour Fortuny
- L'OBJET + Lito
- L'OBJET X Ruan Hoffmann
- Delphes
Products and services
- Prism Glassware A glassware collection of bold color combinations, hand-cut and decorated to playfully reflect light. Includes champagne flutes, martini glasses, wine glasses, highball glasses, double old fashioned glasses, decanters, ice buckets, cocktail shakers, and condiment bowls in various colors (amber, green, bordeaux, blue, purple, assorted).
- Delphes Eau de Parfum Woody eau de parfum created by master perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena. Features Olive Grignon Absolute exclusive to L'Objet, extracted from olive tree branches, leaves, and fruit. Opens with black pepper and violet leaf, unfolds into olive wood, cedarwood, and patchouli, settling into sandalwood and oakmoss. Available in 50ml ($175) and 100ml ($265) sizes.
- Luxury Vases Luxury vases offering a blend of style, function, and sophistication. Includes Timna, Douro, Cenote, Pantheon, Damier, Tokasu, Lito, Neptune, and Alhambra collections in various sizes and finishes.
- Luxury Bowls Distinctive, hand-crafted serving bowls in porcelain, earthenware, and fine metals. Includes Fern, Alhambra, Swan, Terra, Fortuny, Haas Fox Salad Monster, Bambou, Deco Leaves, Lamina, and Aegean collections.
- Luxury Games Luxury board games inspired by the timeless allure of gaming and magic. Includes Chess Sets (Malachite, standard Luxury, Haas), Backgammon (Fortuny, Matis), Dominoes (Fortuny, Deco), Playing Cards, Tic-Tac-Toe (Haas, Deco), and Haas 60-Minute Timer. Priced from $550 to $5,800.
- Luxury Desk Accessories Meticulously handcrafted desk accessories from select metals and porcelain with whimsical collection complex in color, rich in texture and global in design. Includes Crocodile, Spirale, Gecko, Edgar, Bambou, Horse, Turtle, Cubisme collections, and Haas Mojave candles.
- Luxury Decorative Objects Iconic and bold sculptural objects designed to make a statement. Eye-catching decorative pieces hand-crafted incorporating luxurious materials such as 24K gold, platinum, coral, brass, and marble. Includes Haas Brothers limited edition vessels, Lito objects, and Coral pieces.
- Luxury Trays Luxury trays shaped as functional sculptures where noble materials, balanced proportions, and crafted finishes elevate serving moments into refined design statements. Includes Fern, Terra, Perlée, Deco Leaves, Lapis, Malachite, Deca Noir, Dédale, and Fortuny collections.
- Timna Collection Porcelain vessels inspired by the mineral tones of the earth around the biblical copper mines in the Arava desert of Israel (King Solomon's Mines). Sculpted and glazed by hand, each piece has its own character. Includes vases, bowls, and pitchers in Latte and Aged Iron finishes.
- L'Objet pour Fortuny Collection Collaboration with legendary fashion and textile designer Mariano Fortuny. Composed of earthenware and metals with hand-gilded 24K gold accents. Includes Orsini, Delphi, Apollo, Laotze, Orfeo, Melagrana, Pergolesi, Uccelli, Piumette, Canestrelli, Tapa, and Murillo patterns.
- Douro Collection Inspired by Portugal's Douro River, sculptural porcelain vases embodying organic motion. Each piece meticulously handcrafted over 2 weeks, capturing the sinuous energy of water in matte oat and bold paprika hues. The DOURO XL Vase is the largest piece ever created by L'Objet.
- Cenote Collection Inspired by the serene, reflective pools of light and color found in Tulum's famous cenotes. Vases and bowls created by applying layered reactive glazes onto fine porcelain. Includes Leaf Platters, Coupe Bowls, and standard Bowls.
- Neptune Dinnerware & Décor Collection Inspired by the timeless beauty of the sea, neo-classical motif meticulously handcrafted from fine porcelain, sculpted in bisque to echo the gentle waves of the Mediterranean. Available in Gold, Platinum, and White finishes.
- Terra Dinnerware Hand-crafted porcelain dinnerware glazed in the Portuguese atelier. Organic shapes refined with glazed finishes bearing the idiosyncrasies of their namesake materials: stone, iron, wine, leather, and seafoam.
- Luxury Picture Frames Picture frames highlighting timeless memories and craftsmanship. Available in 24K Gold, Platinum, Enamel & Ceramic styles including Anton, Maxime, Ray, Rue Jacob, Ripple, Oscar, Cuban Link, and Concorde collections.
- Luxury Dinner Sets Dinnerware sets crafted with refined shapes, premium materials, and artistic sensibility to elevate every dining ritual. Includes Aegean, Haas Mojave, Perlée, and Terra dinnerware sets in various finishes.
- Grand Tour Collection Rooted in the cultivated journeys of the 18th- and 19th-century Grand Tour. Inspired by antiquities and botanical studies. Drawing on the heritage of pietra dura technique, reimagining jewel-like precision in luminous botanical motifs echoing semi-precious stones. Features hand-applied 24K gold accents.
- Fine Dinnerware Luxurious dining collections with 24K gold and platinum for special entertaining occasions. Includes Han collection and formal dinnerware pieces.
- Luxury Charger Plates Charger plates conceived as luminous artistic statements crafted with precision, depth, and premium finishes to elevate the modern table. Includes Lapis, Malachite, Lamina, Fortuny, Terra, Haas Mojave, Corde, and Perlée collections.
- Luxury Espresso Cups Porcelain espresso cups crafted for connoisseurs of style and taste. Includes Ruan Hoffmann mugs, Soie Tressée, Perlée, Aegean, Corde, Malachite, and Zen espresso cups with saucers.
- Luxury Tea Sets Luxury tea sets blending style, function, and sophistication. Includes Malachite, Lapis, Perlée, Aegean, Aegean Filet, Han, Soie Tressée, and Corde tea cups with saucers.
- Tabletop Accents Tabletop accessories including bottle openers, serving sets, spreaders, spice jewels, napkin rings, cocktail tools, salt and pepper mills, placemats, and table linens.
- Haas Brothers Collection Collaboration bringing to life characterful creatures with the highest quality of finish and function. Second chapter of extraordinary objects inspired by rediscovering the joy of being with family and friends. Includes Monster Incense Burners, Djuna Coffee + Tea Pots, King + Queen Candlesticks, and Mojave dinnerware.
- L'Objet x Ruan Hoffmann Collection Collaboration with internationally renowned South African artist Ruan Hoffmann, known for witty, thought-provoking artwork. Boldly merges Design and Art resulting in pieces that are visually stunning, functional, playful, and deeply interactive. Includes mugs, plates with ribbons, bowls, and fragrant objects.
- L'Objet + Lito Collection Collaboration with fine jewelry house Lito, known for surrealist-inflected design and the iconic gaze of the eye motif. Objects transformed into modern talismans for the home, including paperweights, bookends, plates, trays, mirrors, and vases.
- Kelly Behun Collection Elegant, modern, and exquisitely designed pieces for refined interiors. Currently featuring the Wide Eye Frame.
- Designer Boxes Designer boxes designed for refined interiors and sophisticated settings. Includes Fortuny boxes, Ruan Hoffmann Mask Box (limited edition of 20), Haas Lynda Box, Matchbox with Matches, Ionic Box, and Cubisme Round Box.
- Corporate Gifting Service B2B service for companies seeking luxury gift solutions for clients, employees, or corporate events.
Companies that use L'Objet
Customer profileSegments4 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
L'Objet technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration7 records
Feature6 records
L'Objet partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Seven partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.
- Éric Chauvin (Chauvin Paris)flagshipL'OBJET collaborated with renowned French florist Éric Chauvin to create L'OBJET Fleuriste by Chauvin Paris - an immersive floral atelier presented at the Maison Saint-Germain boutique in Paris from June 1 to July 4, 2026. At the heart of the collaboration are two exclusive interpretations of the iconic TIMNA vase, hand-sculpted and hand-glazed in porcelain with unique shades of green created exclusively for this project.
- Jean-Claude EllenaflagshipMaster perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena created Delphes, a new eau de parfum for L'OBJET. The fragrance features Olive Grignon Absolute, a rare ingredient exclusive to L'OBJET extracted from olive tree branches, leaves, and fruit - never before used in perfumery.
- BOSQUE CONCEPTScorePortugal-based floral artist duo BOSQUE CONCEPTS collaborated with L'OBJET on the 'In Bloom - Vessels of Spring' collection. The collaboration brought sculptural floral compositions to L'OBJET's iconic vases, creating dialogue between nature and design.
- Ruan HoffmanncoreInternationally renowned South African artist Ruan Hoffmann collaborated with L'OBJET to create a collection featuring decorative and fragrant objects that merge Design and Art. The collection includes witty, thought-provoking pieces with tongue-in-cheek messages, including a limited edition of only 20 pieces for the Mask Box.
- Haas BrotherscoreThe Haas Brothers (Niki and Simon) collaborate with L'OBJET to create characterful creatures with high-quality finish and function. The collection features imaginative objects inspired by family and fantasy, including monster incense burners, candlesticks, and dinnerware.
- Lito (Fine Jewelry House)coreL'OBJET and Lito fine jewelry house began collaborating in 2018, creating a signature collection known for surrealist-inflected design and the iconic eye motif. The collection transforms everyday objects into modern talismans for the home, reimagining origins in a richer, more atmospheric palette.
- Kelly BehunminorInterior designer Kelly Behun created an exclusive collection with L'OBJET featuring elegant, modern pieces designed for refined interiors.
Scale indicators2 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
L'Objet competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Bernardaud: French family-owned luxury porcelain maker producing limited-edition dinnerware, tableware, and decorative objects with artist collaborations. Closest comparable to L'OBJET in craftsmanship, pricing tier, and artist-collaboration model.
- Richard Ginori (Ginori 1735): Italian luxury porcelain manufacturer owned by Gucci/Kering, producing hand-decorated dinnerware, tableware, and decorative objects. Direct competitor in fine porcelain, gold/platinum accents, and designer collaborations.
- Christofle: French luxury silversmith and tabletop brand specializing in silver-plated and gold-plated tableware, decorative objects, and barware. Comparable premium positioning, gifting channel, and gold/silver craftsmanship.
- Lalique: French luxury crystal and home décor brand producing vases, decorative objects, fragrances, and barware. Comparable product mix, premium pricing, and DTC-plus-flagship retail model.
- Baccarat: French luxury crystal maker producing chandeliers, tableware, decanters, jewelry, and decorative objects. Comparable craftsmanship, premium ASP, and trade/gifting distribution.
- Haviland: French luxury porcelain manufacturer producing hand-painted and gold-accented dinnerware and decorative objects. Directly comparable in heritage (over 150 years), craftsmanship, and luxury tableware positioning.
- Royal Copenhagen: Danish luxury porcelain and tableware brand with hand-painted blue-fluted patterns and modern designer collaborations. Comparable in craftsmanship, premium dinnerware, and limited-edition collectibles.
- Augarten Vienna: Austrian luxury porcelain manufacturer producing hand-painted figurines, dinnerware, and decorative objects with artist collaborations. Comparable in artisanal craftsmanship, premium positioning, and heritage branding.
Broad incumbents
- Villeroy & Boch: Large German porcelain and tableware manufacturer with luxury and mass-market tiers. Competes in fine dinnerware, giftware, and decorative accessories at a broader price range than L'OBJET.
- Hermès: Multicategory luxury maison with a curated home, tabletop, and decorative-object offering. Comparable on brand prestige, artist collaborations, and premium pricing, but operates at much greater scale and breadth.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat4 records
Customer concentration
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L'Objet leadership team
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Profiles1 record
L'Objet funding detail
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L'Objet M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about L'Objet
What does L'Objet do?
L'Objet designs and sells handcrafted luxury home décor, dinnerware, drinkware, decorative objects, games, and fragrances. Each piece is hand-sculpted and hand-glazed in fine porcelain at a Portuguese atelier, frequently accented with 24K gold and platinum, with many pieces taking weeks to complete. The brand partners with renowned artists and perfumers for limited-edition collections.
Is L'Objet a public or private company?
L'Objet is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was L'Objet founded?
L'Objet was founded in 2004. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is L'Objet based?
L'Objet is headquartered in Irving, United States, in the North America region.
How does L'Objet make money?
Three revenue lines are on record. Luxury Product Sales are the primary driver. The others are corporate Gifting and limited Edition Artist Collaborations.
Who are L'Objet's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Bernardaud, Richard Ginori (Ginori 1735), Christofle, Lalique, Baccarat, Haviland, Royal Copenhagen and Augarten Vienna. Broad incumbents are Villeroy & Boch and Hermès.
Does L'Objet have an API?
No public API is recorded for L'Objet.