Maison Legle
For several generations, LEGLE has carried forward a family story where tradition and craftsmanship come together to give rise to exceptional creations.
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The brilliance born of fire
Grand feu enamel is fired at over 1,260°C. At this temperature, the colour fuses with the porcelain — it does not coat it, it becomes an integral part of it. The result: unmatched depth, brilliance and durability.
At LEGLE, each shade is a proprietary formula, the fruit of more than seventy years of research. Where the Limousin tradition favours white, the maison has chosen the opposite path: vivid, saturated, radiant colours — a technical territory into which very few manufactures venture.
Fire reveals, fire fixes. It is in this alchemy between the enameller's gesture and the power of the kiln that the singularity of LEGLE comes to life.
The craft of fire, A family heritage
In Limoges, the Legrand-Lebouc family cultivates a craft born of earth and fire. This story, begun at the end of the 19th century in the workshop of Marie-Olympe Brière, has been passed on with passion.
Her son, Frédéric Legrand, founded the Société LEGRAND et Cie in 1904 and introduced electrical fittings. After the war, the Lebouc family established PORAL, then LEGLE in 1953, developing pioneering processes for vivid, radiant enamels — a line carried on today by Frédéric Legrand-Lebouc, who ensures the maison's continuity.
At LEGLE, each piece is shaped by hand and raised by unique grand feu enamels, giving rise to singular objects, produced in small series or bespoke.
The maison's identity rests on the alliance of heritage, creation and the pursuit of new colours, offering far more than objects: genuine, sensitive and authentic experiences.
Our Catalogue
At Legle, colours and decorations come together to give the table a unique personality. Each shade, each pattern has been chosen with care to create simple and natural harmonies.