Supplier to high society and the great European courts, Maison Delisle created chandeliers and decorative bronze objects, building an exceptional repertoire of pieces and serving some of the most prestigious clients of its time.
Always in tune with its era, the Maison embraced Art Deco with visionary enthusiasm, earning international recognition at the Rio International Exhibition in 1922. In 1935, Delisle settled permanently at the Hôtel de Canillac. Under the direction of Pierre-Jacques Delisle, the Maisondevoted much of the second half of the 20th century to ambitious restoration projects. The Château de Versailles, its Royal Opera and the Hall of Mirrors, alongside other major public monuments, became remarkable showcases for Delisle’s ancestral savoir-faire and the richness of its archives.
Since 2016, Jean Delisle, representing the fifth generation, has led the Maison with a forwardlooking vision deeply rooted in its heritage. As Artistic Director, he brings the artisans together around shared values, embodying both continuity and renewal. Alongside his father, Jean-Michel Delisle, he preserves the richness of the Maison’s savoir-faire and collections while creating new pieces in collaboration with contemporary designers.
Delisle became a Comité Colbert member in 1987.
Its signature
Maison Delisle’s bespoke creations give form to the most precise desires. From the first sketch to the final piece, each creation combines tradition and innovation in a singular approach where every detail expresses a vision, an identity.
The address
Located at 4 rue du Parc Royal, in the heart of the Marais, Maison Delisle has been established at the Hôtel de Canillac since 1935. A historic address where collections and ontemporary creations are revealed in a setting that embodies the Maison’s heritage and savoir-faire.
