Blown Glass Floor Lamps

A very decorative and contemporary floor or table lamp by La Murrina Murano. Blown glass globe with iron oxide inside what gives the lamp a spectaculair look. Polished brass frame. ...

Large and impressive Holmegaard opaline glass lamp designed by Michael Bang made by the Danish glass manufacturer Holmegaard in 1980, white glass pa...

Vintage Murano glass floor lamp, manner of Barovier. Circa 1970. A fine addition to any home!

Contemporary Blown Crystal Glass Floor Lamp - Pebbles by Boris Klimek for Bomma Pebbles are reminders of exceptional moments or favorite places. Their diverse shapes and colors inspired BOMMA’s playful collection that invites you to express your creativity. It provides options for creating distinctive combinations. Just as with stones, the crystal components of the Pebbles Collection are absolute originals, thanks to hand-blowing. String the colorful shapes onto its inner light source as you wish and create elegant objects that transform into artworks in any interior. Design: Boris Klimek Materials: Hand blown Crystal Glass product dimensions (dia): 320 mm product dimensions (h): 1352 mm light source: mean well pcd-40-1050b dimming: non-dimmable product weight: ± 28 kg cable length: textile cable 2 m notes: the glass parts of pebbles are mouth-blown thus the intensity of color and gradient may slightly vary. colours (top-down): light grey - red - white - black Made by hand, in Czech Republic. BOMMA: Founded in 2012, Bomma continually brings the traditional Czech glassmaking craft to new and dynamic levels. With centuries of glassmaking tradition in East Bohemia behind us, we are now advantaged by a rich pool of talent and top-level skills. Instead of simply maintaining these traditions, Bomma moves a step beyond and sets today’s highest standards of glassmaking. Our master craftsmen are backed by some 300 enthusiastic team members in a new and ultra-modern production facility that thrives on in-house technology. Bomma produces 6 tons of refined extra-clear crystal each and every day. Our high-tech bespoke machinery for precise melting and measuring allows our craftsmen reach their maximum potential for manual finishing, enhancing what was always great and making it splendid. Our designed-to- purpose technology lends itself to otherwise unachievable customization and color-blending. Bomma know-how opens its doors to designers, business partners and private clients who continually challenge our technical teams and craftsmen. Bomma emphasis on contemporary design, outstanding glass quality and detail brought them many awards and world-wide recognition in a surprisingly short period of time. We now enjoy an exceptional position in the market, as well as countless interesting projects and collaborations. For this we thank our ancestors, teams and especially our clients. We see our success as an obligation to move ever forward. Join us on this exciting journey. BORIS KLIMEK: Boris Klimek * 1984 / Martin / Slovakia Boris Klimek graduated in studies of Product and Conceptual Design on Academy of Art, Architecture and Design in Prague / AAAD Prague /. During his studies he attended interships in England / Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield /, Slovakia / Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Bratislava / or in product design studios in Prague led by designers Michal Froněk and Jan Němeček / Olgoj Chorchoj /. Boris has been awarded a number of awards for his product design. Currently he works in Prague, where he focus on product and interior design. In his work he tries to find a certain conceptual overlaps, games and stories. He tries to make his products not only functional but mostly poetic, playful and able to stimulate the human imagination and emotions. education 2004–2010 / Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague / Design of products II Zlín 2009 / Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague / Design of products III 2008 / Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava, SK / Industrial design 2007 / Sheffield Hallam University, UK / Product design 2000–2004 / School Of Applied Arts in Bratislava, SK / Promotional arts awards 2017 / Furniture of the Year 2017 / PLAN furniture awarded by Association of Czech Furniture / CZ 2016 / Grand Prix Design Shaker 2016 / Monolith for Fain Wood / CZ 2016 / Furniture of the Year 2016 / Package Collection awarded by Association of Czech Furniture / CZ 2015 / Art Directors Club Czech Creative Award 2015 / Bunker Collection – Silver / CZ 2014 / Furniture of the Year 2014 / Bunker Collection awarded by Association of Czech Furniture / CZ 2013 / Elle Deco International Design Award 2013 / Frame Collection – Best Bathroom / CZ 2013 / German Design Award 2014 / Nomination of Memory lights / DE 2012 / Furniture of the Year 2013 / sofa Element awarded by Association of Czech Furniture / CZ 2012 / Czech Grand Design 2011 / Nomination for designer of the year / Memory lights / CZ 2012 / Top Light / Special prize for Memory lights / CZ 2012 / Elle Deco International Design Award 2011 / Talent of the Year / CZ 2011 / Elle Deco International Design Award 2010 / Talent of the Year / CZ 2010 / Elle Deco International Design Award 2010 / Designer of the Year in audience voting / CZ 2010 / Price of department of design AAAD in Prague for the best thesis / CZ 2009 / Intel MID / design of pocket communicator / 1. place / SK 2009 / LG-Himacs Design Competition / 1. place, progress into EU final round / SK 2009 / The Design-project / one of winners / DE 2008 / Aquatrade New Style of Watter 2008 / 3. place / CZ 2008 / The Design-project / 1. place / DE 2007 / Freestanding bath...

"Blue Weed" is a sculptural upholstered floor lamp by Amsterdam-based Swedish artist Alfhild Külper in a pixelated combination of navy, purple, and sky blue. The yarn used is hand-spun and dyed, sourced from the finest producers in India and Nepal. With a combination of traditional tufting techniques and 3D embroidery, the artist transforms this raw material into three-dimensional topographical textile that is then used to form the lamp. A beautiful piece of blown glass, done in collaboration with Norwegian glass artist Anna-Linda Gabriel creates a beautiful glow. About Alfhild Külper Swedish artist and designer Alfhild Külper aims to create physical representations of the soft spots in our minds. Using a combination of traditional tufting techniques and 3D embroidery, Külper creates a domestic world of fuzzy furnishings imbued with personal memories and spirituality. A graduate of the prestigious Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, she spent ten years as head of design at the avant garde fashion house Viktor & Rolf. Using a mix of traditional tufting techniques with 3D embroidery, Külper crafts landscapes and figures from leftover wool from the textile industries of India, Nepal and the Netherlands that serve as abstract representations of memory and emotion, typically of feelings of joy. The artist has shown at The Cristel Ballroom Gallery (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), De School...

Very large model 1094 floor lamp in very good condition. Designed by Gino Sarfatti in 1966 Manufactured by Arteluce, Italy The lamp consists of a heavy black metal base plate and...

Oda in between steel grey brass floor lamp by Pulpo Dimensions: D45 x H111.2 cm Materials: handblown glass coloured and steel. Also available in different finishes. A slender...

Pelican - Unique Floor Lamp Sculpture, Ludovic Clément d’Armont Blown glass, textile, brass Dimensions: 51 x 70 x 23 cm Ludovic Clément d’Armont is in the continuation of a fam...

Stellar grape big aubergine acetato black floor light by Pulpo. Dimensions: D61 x H158 cm. Materials: hand blown glass coloured, powder coated steel. Also available in different...

Smoke grey / gold blown crystal glass floor lamp, Phenomena by Dechem Studio for Bomma. The name chosen for this BOMMA collection, inspired by basic geometric shapes, comes from t...

Interior designer Hania Jneid looked to chemistry sets when designing her elaborate floor lamp, named the Emotional Lab light. The Emotional Lab floor ...

Adamas floor lamp by Emilie Lemardeley Dimensions: D30 x H160 cm Materials: Brass, Glass Weight: 35 kg The ADAMAS lightings take their inspiration from Greek myth; the story of...

Stellar grape big transparent acetato black floor light by Pulpo Dimensions: D61 x H158 cm Materials: handblown glass coloured ,powder coated steel. Also available in different ...

Oda in between moonlight white white floor lamp by Pulpo Dimensions: D45 x H111.2 cm Materials: handblown glass coloured and steel. Also available in different finishes. A s...

Mint / gold blown crystal glass floor lamp, Phenomena by Dechem Studio for Bomma. The name chosen for this BOMMA collection, inspired by basic geometr...

Upsidedown Floor Lamp by Secondome Edizioni Limited Edition Of 9 Pieces + 3 A.P. Designer: Lanzavecchia + WAI. Dimensions: Ø 40 x H 180 cm. Materials: Natural iron and handblown mir...

Stellar grape big smoky grey acetato black floor light by Pulpo Dimensions: D61 x H158 cm Materials: handblown glass coloured ,powder coated steel. Also available in different f...

Stellar grape small transparent acetato champagner floor light by Pulpo Dimensions: D61 x H68 cm Materials: handblown glass coloured ,powder coated steel. Also available in diff...

A Rare and Complimentary pair of Italian Mid-Century Modern floor lamps titled "Petit Arboletto" by Stilnovo. The pieces have much in common with contemporary sculpture in their affi...

Elegant Italian vintage one-of-a-kind pair of custom made large lamps, Mid-Century Modern design, a highly sophisticated work of art attributed to Seguso Vetri d'Arte, the bowls are in blown opalescent deep violet / dark purple Murano glass of the highest quality, so uniformly dark to look like black and are supported by a bronze and nickel handmade base, highlighted by a very rare decor...

Kumo medium white acetato white floor lamp by Pulpo. Dimensions: D42 x H45 cm. Materials: handblown glass and limestone. Also available in different finishes: smoky grey acetato...

Stellar grape small transparent Acetato Champagner floor light by Pulpo Dimensions: D61 x H68 cm Materials: handblown glass colored ,powder coated steel. Also available in diffe...

Kumo medium smoky grey acetato taupe floor lamp by Pulpo Dimensions: D42 x H45 cm Materials: handblown glass and limestone Also available in different finishes: smoky grey aceta...

Rabbit, unique floor lamp sculpture, Ludovic Clément d’Armont Blown Glass, Artificial Fur Dimensions: 50 x 45 x 20 cm Ludovic Clément d’Armont is in the continuation of a famil...

A glass shade lamp by Swedish designer Bo Notini (1910-1975) with an upturned intricate sandblasted designed glass lamp shade having depictions of a man and woman surrounded by wildlife and fauna resting upon a brass stem and base. Signed "Glössner co...

COD-CV169 Ignazio Gardella (1905-1999) "Arenzano" model floor lamp with beautiful curved steel arms. High central stem, three large opaline glass diffusers, large marble base. Azuc...

Interior designer Hania Jneid looked to chemistry sets when designing her elaborate floor lamp, named the Emotional Lab light. The Emotional Lab floor l...

The starting point of Angela Ardisson’s creative process for the new collection is a single and precise shape: the sphere. The study of its geometric volume and a rational composition of all interlocking elements has guided her towards a very clean design. No technical or mechanical disturbance interferes with the purity of the shape. That’s why she decided to avoid welding and went instead for very precise turnings, to assemble all the pieces. In the creation of the Kepler collection, I had the honor to gather the most skilled Italian artisans using highly advanced cutting technologies (laser-cut and water-jet) but also the more traditional glass hand-blowing and twisting processes. The only and final supervisor during all work phases was the caliper and all measures were to the tenth. The glass is hand-twisted with fire and it spreads its warm light right from the heart of the lamp. The polished brass surfaces are filtered by the transparency of the glass layer, with a reciprocal exchange of uninterrupted light reflection effects. The metal of the Kepler lamps goes through several modification phases, which I personally carried out. She can obtain unique coats and textures reveiling themselves on the shiny brass surface, like in a vintage mirror. The symbol of this collection is “the reflection” and Angela Ardisson is searching for its purest form through her modern alchemical approach. The K30 and K50 floor models, in spite of the volume and weight of the materials used, are extremely light, both in terms of their visual size and specific weight. These floor lamps will enrich the living areas and relax points in the house with elegant light reflections and a touch of personal elegance. All models of Kepler floor and ceiling lamps...

The starting point of Angela Ardisson’s creative process for the new collection is a single and precise shape: the sphere. The study of its geometric volume and a rational compositi...

Midcentury Italian two-armed arc floor lamp, 1970s. Brass riser and white round marble base. Very decorative lamp.

Large model 1094 floor lamp in very good condition. Designed by Gino Sarfatti in 1966 Manufactured by Arteluce, Italy The lamp consists of a heavy black metal base plate and a st...

Heis floor lamp by Mason Editions. Dimensions: 32 x 32 x 190 cm Materials: Brown glass and metal. The IDEA behind Heis derives from quantum mechanics, and in particular, from He...

Kumo high white acetato white floor lamp by Pulpo. Dimensions: D35 x H54 cm Materials: handblown glass and limestone Also available in different finishes: smoky grey acetato tau...

The starting point of Angela Ardisson’s creative process for the new collection is a single and precise shape: the sphere. The study of its geometric volume and a rational composition of all interlocking elements has guided her towards a very clean design. No technical or mechanical disturbance interferes with the purity of the shape. That’s why she decided to avoid welding and went instead for very precise turnings, to assemble all the pieces. In the creation of the Kepler collection, I had the honor to gather the most skilled Italian artisans using highly advanced cutting technologies (laser-cut and water-jet) but also the more traditional glass hand-blowing and twisting processes. The only and final supervisor during all work phases was the caliper and all measures were to the tenth. The glass is hand-twisted with fire and it spreads its warm light right from the heart of the lamp. The polished brass surfaces are filtered by the transparency of the glass layer, with a reciprocal exchange of uninterrupted light reflection effects. The metal of the Kepler lamps goes through several modification phases, which I personally carried out. She can obtain unique coats and textures reveiling themselves on the shiny brass surface, like in a vintage mirror. The symbol of this collection is “the reflection” and Angela Ardisson is searching for its purest form through her modern alchemical approach. The K30 and K50 floor models, in spite of the volume and weight of the materials used, are extremely light, both in terms of their visual size and specific weight. These floor lamps will enrich the living areas and relax points in the house with elegant light reflections and a touch of personal elegance. All models of Kepler floor and ceiling lamps...