Stunning in Simplicity
The Chalet standard is fantastical shapes and riveting colours. That being said, Chalet also understood that sometimes “less is more” and these pieces reflect that and not only hold their own but perhaps set the bar even higher.
Karen Jones knows that simplicity is never simple!
This basket is perfectly placed - the gold of the display shelves just add to the "simple but effective." Debi Perekrest Chewerda really knows what she's doing!
Cathy Antonyshyn knows that less is more with a piece as stunning as this.
Lori Hazuka Morin is truly appreciative of this ring tree's function and form.
Sleek and stunning. From the collection of Leona Ambuldeniya.
Elegant flowing lines are enhanced by this heavy base. This unusual Chalet centerpiece has been found with several different etchings and engravings as well as a Birk's inventory sticker. From the collection of Deborah Patterson.
Clean and lean!
Kevin Hall is fortunate to have this all to himself. A very sophisticated Chalet piece.
From the collection of the Cornwall Community Museum, you would swear this elephant was going to trumpet at any time and step right out of its showcase.
Rich colour and heavy casings emphasize beautiful workmanship and lovely form. This Chalet vase bears the hand engraved "Canada Art" marking.
Clear crystal never looked so good! Etched Chalet Canada. From the collection of Brad McGillivray.
An incredible piece from the collection of Cathy Young.
No words necessary . Seeing is believing the impact of this Chalet basket. From the collection of Cindy Bishop Loughlin.
The epitome of simplicity in both shape and clarity.
The classic design of this Chalet gondola is elevated by beautiful colour. It is etched with the FASCINATION PAR C.M. engraving.
Perfect and pink suits Cindy Bishop Laughlin just fine!
Kim Tersteeg is very fond of the saying "As clear as day."