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Diffuser by Cire Trudon Standing out as a symbol of the Renaissance, L’Oeuf combines the softness of unglazed ceramic and the strength of a satin-b...

Diffuser by Cire Trudon Standing out as a symbol of the Renaissance, L’Oeuf combines the softness of unglazed ceramic and the strength of a satin-b...

    Diffuser by Cire Trudon Standing out as a symbol of the Renaissance, L’Oeuf combines the softness of unglazed ceramic and the strength of a sat...

La Promeneuse is a decorative object designed to diffuse the Cire Trudon fragrances. After placing a cameo in the ceramic dish, light a night-light...

Absolute authority: chin up, proud bust and a contemptuous attitude, the Sun King rules.  Immortalized in a 7-meter high monumental sculpture by Fr...

Illustrious military officer and French politician, Gilbert du Motier made history as Marquis de La Fayette (1757-1834). Opposed to the nobiliary s...

Illustrious military officer and French politician, Gilbert du Motier made history as Marquis de La Fayette (1757-1834). Opposed to the nobiliary s...

  L'Esclave Pourquoi naître esclave (Why born a slave) is the name given by sculptor and painter Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (1827-1875) to a series of...

Absolute authority: chin up, proud bust and a contemptuous attitude, the Sun King rules.  Immortalized in a 7-meter high monumental sculpture by Fr...

Daily rituals at Trudon come with a sense of royalty and nobility: staged using theatrical candlesticks and candelabras, their lean silhouette come...

Napoleon As soon as the Consulate period started, Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) became aware of the importance of having his portrait shown to the...

Daily rituals at Trudon come with a sense of royalty and nobility: staged using theatrical candlesticks and candelabras, their lean silhouette come...

Louise and Alexandre were the children of architect Alexandre- Théodore Brongniart (1739-1813), famous for designing the Stock Exchange building in...

This little-known copy of Marie-Antoinette of Austria is attributed to one of the Brachard brothers, either the eldest, Jean-Charles-Nicolas or the...

Louise and Alexandre were the children of architect Alexandre- Théodore Brongniart (1739-1813), famous for designing the Stock Exchange building in...

Louis XIV, called “The Sun King” was King of France from 1643 to 1715. Eccentric and majestic, as an adolescent he participated in a royal ballet i...

The classic Trudon candle topper is hand made in brass in century old ateliers, the Brass Cover has become part of an important house ritual, as is...

This special edition pays tribute to Louis the 14th, also known as the "Sun King", defender of the arts and letters, and completes the Versailles c...

The Trudon taper candle snuffer is a tool of precision: it allows to extinguish the taper candle without pinching the wick. This way, the wick can ...

Object designed by Pauline Deltour, Trudon Eteignoir is tool of precision: a thin brass hook reaches out to press the wick into the wax, without pi...

For Christmas, Trudon builds on the opulence of Versailles: more, it revives the balls and masquerades once held by Louis XV at the Château. At the...

Called Madeleine, these candles were used to illuminate the Madeleine church in Paris. They are made, employing traditional methods, in our Normand...

Called Madeleine, these candles were used to illuminate the Madeleine church in Paris. They are made, employing traditional methods, in our Normand...

Called Madeleine, these candles were used to illuminate the Madeleine church in Paris. They are made, employing traditional methods, in our Normand...

Called Madeleine, these candles were used to illuminate the Madeleine church in Paris. They are made, employing traditional methods, in our Normand...

Called Madeleine, these candles were used to illuminate the Madeleine church in Paris. They are made, employing traditional methods, in our Normand...