Loyzaga

Cylindric shape sconce made out of brass and capello glass

Inspired by the 19th century, the "age of eclecticism" and the post-Napoleon III "Belle Époque", celebrating the luxury and grandeur mixed with inspirations of nature and incorporati...

Hand-painted lamp shade by artisans in Mexico City.

The Fernanda Dish Lamp is a refined and elegant pendant dish light, suspended from four chains from a crown canopy. It was designed by Fernanda Loyzaga and launched at the end of 2...

Floor lamp in brass, polished nickel finish. Lamp shade with embroidery and fringes. This chic and sophisticated floor lamp can be used for reading or just to lighten up a space. It...

This handmade wood Chinese style mirror is varnished with gold leaves and is designed to have the appearance of bamboo inspired by Chinoiserie. ...

Hand carved wall lamp in bronze with two lights.

Brass table lamp with painted red brass shade. This lamp is in a style that we call eclectic historical, combining Egyptian, Roman, English and neo classical elements. The history of eclectic style spans all the way back to the 18th century. The word eclecticism actually comes from the Greek word “eklektikos.” It was commonly used in philosophy and encouraged picking the best doctrines from multiple schools of thought, then combining them to create a completely unique school of thought, specific to the person choosing the doctrines. The influence of the ancient cultures...