Poetic objects for the home
Maison Balzac15
A French eye for the everyday.
- Founded
- 2012
- Made from
- Hand-blown borosilicate glass, linen, porcelain, fragrance
Pomponette Vase
$175.00
Crispy Chilli Oil Jar
$86.00
The Olive Bottle
$155.00
Prawn Cocktail Platter
$220.00
Why it's here
It looks like a piece of sculpture, but it has a very practical job. The hand-blown glass bottle is studded with tiny olives and turns the everyday act of pouring olive oil into a little table-side theatre.
The Olive Bottle · $155.00
See the piece
Cadaqués Hand and Body Cream
$55.00
Olive Plate
$110.00
Prawn Plate
$110.00
Prawn Cocktail Coupe
$110.00
Cadaqués Hand & Body Wash
$42.00
The Balsamic Bottle
$145.00
The Chilli Bottle
$145.00
Martini Glass
$76.00
2 Bordeaux Wine Glasses
$220.00
Bordeaux Wine Decanter
$220.00
J'AI SOIF CARAFE & GLASS
$110.00
Meet the Maker
Jewellery for the table, since 2012.
Maison Balzac was founded in Australia in 2012 by French-born Elise Pioch Balzac. What began with five perfumed candles has grown into a world of hand-blown glassware, colourful tableware, linen and unusual fragrances. With a background at Hermès in Paris and a fashion buyer’s eye, Elise brings a distinctly French sense of beauty to the Australian home. The result is a collection of playful, poetic objects designed to make everyday rituals feel a little more extraordinary.
“Jewellery for the table.”
Care & Ritual
Made to be used
Maison Balzac glassware is dishwasher safe, though gentle hand washing is recommended for precious pieces. Avoid strong alkali soaps and bumps against hard surfaces.