Lzf lamps

Omma is an inventive lamp, like a tree with fluttering leaves full of light. In Eli Gutierrez’s prepossessing design, it is almost possible to imagine the lamp’s movable wood veneer, artfully edged with metal, flapping in a gentle breeze. Omma is available as a suspension lamp (with one, two, three, and four leaves), a table lamp (with either one or two leaves),  a floor lamp (with a single leaf), and a wall lamp (with a single leaf). Individual leaves will rotate up to 180º, allowing the user to create a range of lighting moods. The Omma family of lights are available in several wood veneer colours: Natural White, Natural Beech, and Natural Cherry. The lamp’s metal finishes (used to create the spine and to edge... More

Op art (optical art) developed in the 1960s as an artistic style that used geometric shapes to generate optical illusions. With a nod to the genre, designer Remedios Simón created Spiro, a charismatic pendant whose frame contains a mass of irregular wood veneer spirals.  Available in different outer shell versions (cherrywood, large acrylic white or black, medium acrylic white or black), Spiro is an impressive light with an enchanting aura. Similar to op art, Spiro plays with the physiology and psychology of human perception, its charm utterly irresistible. More

Designed by Ramón Esteve, Black Note is a lamp with perpendicular shades that rise and fall in harmony. Its rhythmic arrangement is inspired by the black keys on a piano, whose sharp and flat notes add emotion and passion to a melody. Black Note’s metallic frame, finished in black, ivory, and gold tones, works harmoniously with its luminous, warm wood veneer shades. Ramón Esteve created three Black Note compositions: Black Note Keys (horizontal), Black Note Triplet(suspension and floor) and Black Note Duplet(wall). These differing compositions, with their rhythmic forms, offer a symphony of light, texture and pattern. More

Designed by Ramón Esteve, Black Note is a lamp with perpendicular shades that rise and fall in harmony. Its rhythmic arrangement is inspired by the black keys on a piano, whose sharp and flat notes add emotion and passion to a melody. Black Note’s metallic frame, finished in black, ivory, and gold tones, works harmoniously with its luminous, warm wood veneer shades. Ramón Esteve created three Black Note compositions: Black Note Keys (horizontal), Black Note Triplet(suspension and floor) and Black Note Duplet(wall). These differing compositions, with their rhythmic forms, offer a symphony of light, texture and pattern. More

Designed by Ramón Esteve, Black Note is a lamp with perpendicular shades that rise and fall in harmony. Its rhythmic arrangement is inspired by the black keys on a piano, whose sharp and flat notes add emotion and passion to a melody.   Black Note’s metallic frame, finished in black, ivory, and gold tones, works harmoniously with its luminous, warm wood veneer shades. Ramón Esteve created three Black Note compositions: Black Note Keys (horizontal), Black Note Triplet (suspension and floor) and Black Note Duplet (wall). These differing compositions, with their rhythmic forms, offer a symphony of light, texture and pattern. More

Tomo is a lamp whose design is reminiscent of books placed side by side. This thoughtful and earnest lamp was designed by Valencia-based MUT Design Studio.  Tomo is presented as a chain of wood veneer oblongs, with varying heights and widths. The resulting shapes are both graphic and geometric in form. Tomo is designed as a table lamp and a suspension lamp, with dimmable LED, and a light-filtering diffuser. As a table lamp, Tomo’s arrangement is evocative of book spines; as a pendant, Tomo appears like an illuminated row of hanging volumes. More

Imagine sitting beneath a halo of light. This is the effect created by Oh!Line, a svelte circle of light. Designed by Marivi Calvo & Burkhard Dämmer, Oh!Line is available in two sizes: medium and large suspension. With its slim form, wood veneer, dimmable LED, and light-filtering diffuser, Oh!Line radiates warmth and elegance. Light from the ring-shaped Oh!Line provides a relaxed ambience and a focused glow. More

I-Line is a smooth and sleek lamp, with a clean, architectural line. Designed by long-time LZF collaborator Burkhard Dämmer, I-Line is available in two sizes: medium and large suspension. I-Line’s unfussy design is perfect in places and spaces that call for a practical, yet elegant, luminaire: above a countertop or a work table, for example. I-Line’s wood veneer, dimmable LED, and light-filtering diffuser, provide both direct and ambient light. In I-Line, Burkhard Dämmer has created a lamp that is simple, symmetrical and serene. More

An original self-assembly pendant, Maruja was designed by the fresh-faced Gazpacho Studio—it is LZF’s first flat-pack fixture. A contemporary lamp, Maruja’s design is simultaneously unfussy and decorative. Maruja is a name whose origins lie in Galicia, and signifies both femininity and strength. The do-it-yourself Maruja is packaged with all the components needed to assemble the lamp: wood veneer strips (in several sizes), a circular frame, and pins. Maruja is easily constructed, without the need for any tools or adhesives. Using a pin, each wooden strip is clipped onto the circular frame—insert a light bulb, and you will have created an elegant, handmade lamp. The wood veneer strips hang and move freely, and wh... More

Estela is a captivating capsule of light. In Estela, Mayice Studio designed a clean, clear, single piece of borosilicate glass. Hand-blown by the accomplished artisan Eduardo Garuti, the glass envelopes a cylinder-like wood veneer diffuser. The wood veneer houses a dimmable LED light source, and a straight opening on one side emits downward light that is softened by the glass. Offering a seamless connection between both glass and wood, Estela is a radiant lamp with a celestial-like quality. Similar to Dune, Estela’s natural imperfections, a characteristic of hand-blown glass, add to its warmth and elegance. Each lamp is signed by the artisan, Eduardo Garuti.   Estela’s new vertical formation is available in small, me... More

Eris has an abstract and ethereal beauty, similar to the planet of the same name. Designed by Mayice Studio, Eris is made up of several components: an original borosilicate glass orb, hand-blown by master glass-blower Eduardo Garuti, a wood veneer tube (that contains the LED light source), and a metallic base. Available as both a table lamp and a suspension lamp, Eris is sublime. Radiant when the light is on and ornamental when off, Eris has an ethereality that captures the perfect symbiosis of glass and wood. More

Suns is a celestial-like decorative panel that acts to diffuse light and break sound. Designed by Tokyo & Valencia-based Mikiya Kobayashi, Suns is available in three sizes: small, medium, and large. Japan is affectionately known as the ‘land of the rising sun’, and in Suns we find a handmade, circular wood panel that is characterised by a quiet and respectful beauty—an inherent Japanese quality. Without light or electrification, the Suns panel is made up of wood veneer and a metal canopy. Designed to hang at an angle, Suns is striking and stellar when placed in a cluster formation. More

Dune is a sculptural light whose shape is intriguingly amorphous. Designed by Madrid-based Mayice Studio, Dune is a single piece of hand-blown borosilicate glass, enveloping a wood veneer diffuser with a seedpod-like opening on one side. The glass is hand-blown by Eduardo Garuti, an accomplished artisan. With mastery and great dexterity, Garuti is able to reveal the natural beauty found in glass. Dune’s distinctive shape is made up of two symmetrical ends, and an irregular, bulb-shaped centre. The wood veneer diffuser houses the lamp’s dimmable LED light source, and downward light from the seedpod-like opening is softened by the glass. Each Dune lamp is unique: the beauty found in the imperfection of hand-blown glass, with... More

Designed by Ray Power, Link appears exceptionally dashing in its stacked wood veneer Möbius strips. In mathematics, the Möbius strip is a surface with one continuous side, meaning the Link light is not only handsome, but discerning too. With its billowy, cloud-like structure, Link is decidedly easy on the eye. Punctiliously crafted, the lamp’s floating form is a clever illustration of wood’s significant potential in lighting design. Link is available as a suspension lamp in three versions: small, large and modular. In addition, Link is an attractive floor lamp, its billowy mass poised on the top of a chrome tower-like base. In Link, there is an obvious ‘link’ between brilliance and beauty, form and functi... More