Saint-Louis Les Endiablés Glassware

The Saint-Louis Les Endiablés Glassware collection is a family of objects designed by José Lévy that assembles the parisons of iconic Saint-Louis glasses — Tommy, Stella, Apollo, Bubbles, Cerdagne, Chambord — in new, unexpected configurations. Each piece is as beautiful upside down as right side up, and its function is left open: glass, vase, candlestick, small dish, or sculpture — the user decides. The palette draws on Saint-Louis’s full range of saturated colors, and the hand-cut motifs of the source collections are visible in every assembled piece, giving each object a richness of surface that rewards close attention.

Every piece in the Les Endiablés collection is produced at the Cristallerie Saint-Louis in Lorraine by artisans who join the parisons of iconic Saint-Louis glasses in new configurations. Each parison is mouth-blown and hand-cut — carrying the cuts and colors of the original collection it was drawn from — and the combination of two or more parisons in a single object represents an additional assembly step that demands both technical precision and an eye for the balance and proportion that makes the assembled piece read as intentional from every angle.

Les Endiablés was first conceived by designer José Lévy in 2011, when Saint-Louis commissioned a small group of objects and Lévy, carried away with enthusiasm, created more than asked. He took the parisons — the blown glass bodies — of iconic Saint-Louis glasses and assembled them in new and unexpected configurations: inverted, paired, combined across collections and colors, creating objects that are as beautiful upside down as right side up. Each piece can be a drinking glass, a vase, a candlestick, a small dish, or a sculpture — the user decides. Lévy’s own instruction is simply: forget convention. The collection has grown through several editions since its debut, with new parisons introduced in 2016 and again in 2026, drawing on the Tommy, Stella, Apollo, Bubbles, Cerdagne, and Chambord collections. Lévy is a Parisian multidisciplinary designer and a Knight of the French Order of Arts and Letters. Established in 1586, Saint-Louis stands as Europe’s oldest crystal manufacturer, holding the title of Royal Cristallerie since 1781.