L'Objet is an American luxury home and lifestyle brand founded in 2004 by Israeli-born designer Elad Yifrach, headquartered in New York City. The company was established with the vision of elevating everyday objects into works of art, drawing inspiration from fine jewelry techniques and applying them to tableware, home decor, and fragrance. Yifrach's background in goldsmithing and his travels through Europe, Asia, and the Middle East inform the brand's opulent aesthetic, which emphasizes precious materials, intricate detailing, and a sense of timeless luxury that references historical decorative arts traditions.
L'Objet's home decor collections include decorative boxes, trays, picture frames, vases, sculptures, candles, and objets d'art. The brand is distinguished by its use of premium materials such as 24-karat gold, platinum, semi-precious stones, Limoges porcelain, and hand-applied enamel. Each piece is produced in collaboration with workshops in Portugal, Italy, and France, where skilled artisans employ techniques including hand-gilding, hand-painting, stone-setting, and hand-sculpting. Signature collections such as Haas Brothers, Lapis, Coral, and Bibliotheque feature organic forms embellished with jewel-like finishes that blur the line between decorative object and jewelry.
L'Objet distributes through a network of luxury retailers including Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, and Harrods, alongside its own e-commerce platform. The brand has expanded into fine fragrance and candles, which have become a significant category, as well as fashion accessories. Home decor accessories range from approximately $100 for small candles to over $15,000 for large-scale decorative objects in precious metal finishes and limited-edition art collaborations. L'Objet occupies a distinctive niche in the luxury market, appealing to collectors who value the convergence of fine craftsmanship and contemporary design.