His broad artistic interests and his classic training in art and design have enabled him to enjoy a wide variety of artistic experiences from designing furniture, lamps, tapestries and elegant garden statuary to creating large-scale murals.

Jacques' personal style is a melding of old and new—merging classical training with a modern artistic vision. This Old World training in design and composition lends a classical grace to his designs for Archiped Classics.

Classic Pediment (Large or Small)

Atlantis Urns

Atlantis Urn with Bronze

Bali Jardinière

Bali Planter

Bali Planter with Lid

Bombay Planters

Bordeaux Urn

Casablanca Jardinière

Casablanca Planter

Casablanca Urn

Casablanca Vase

Luxor Urns

Maltese Planter

Maltese Urn

Persepolis Urns

Provence Urns

Provence Urns with Bronze

Sumatra Planters

Vienna Urns

Vienna Urns with Bronze

Large Napoleonic Bench

Small Napoleonic Bench

This photograph features both of the Atlantis Urns, one with both the top portion and the bronze handles and the other highlighting the scalloped edge at the top of the urn. Both sit on Classic Pediments. The Bordeaux Urn sits atop the Large Classic Pediment. The Napoleonic Bench is grouped with these Jacques Lamy Urns and pediments.

The Atlantis Urn with Bronze stands on the Large Estate Display Column in the middle, whereas the Large Luxor Urn with the Large Classic Pediment is on the far left. Fabric spills from the Small Luxor Urn sitting on the grass. The Large Persepolis Urn is shown on the right end of the back row, with the painting leaning against its base, the Large Classic Pediment. The Small Persepolis Urn sits in the foreground in front of the painting.

This photograph features both of the Atlantis Urns, one with both the top portion and the bronze handles and the other highlighting the scalloped edge at the top of the urn. Both sit on Classic Pediments.

Here, the Bali Planter sits behind other pieces in the Asian Collection, perched atop the Large Classic Pediment. One can see the resemblance between it and the Bali Jardinière, which is situated catty-cornered from it on the ground at the right side of the picture. The two square Bombay Planters sit in front of the Bali Planter; the round Small Sumatra Planter and the Small Classic Pediment are found to its right. Note that each of these planters carries the square niche motif imbedded in their sides.

A portion of French artist Jacques Lamy’s Asian-influenced collection that he designed exclusively for Archiped is shown in this photograph. Although the collection is Asian inspired, each of these styles also works with contemporary and transitional décor. The Bali Planter with Lid sits atop the Small Classic Pediment in the middle. The Casablanca Vase is in the back left corner, whereas the Maltese Urn sits on the Large Classic Pediment in the back right corner. The two sizes of the round Sumatras and the square Bombays are placed on the ground.

This photograph demonstrates that Jacques Lamy’s Casablanca series mixes well with the Maltese Planter and Urn. The Maltese Planter is the round, low bowl with the raised rectangles on the side that is sitting on the large Classic Pediment. This Asian/Contemporary/Transitional grouping also features three of the four components of the Casablanca series. The Casablanca Jardinière on the round Estate Display Column is found in the front left side of the picture. To the right is the Casablanca Urn standing on the ground. Behind the Casablanca Urn is the Casablanca Planter, which is supported by the Small Classic Pediment. The Casablanca Vase is not shown yet it, too, sports the raised rectangles found on the barrels of the other Casablancas and the Maltese Urn and Planter.