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Explore our iconic lighting products hand-blown in Bohemia

Rony Plesl

Stefan Mihailović

René Šulc

Petra Junová

Stanislav Libenský

Michaela Mertlová

Milena Kling

Ludmila Žilková

Maarten Baas

Jan Plecháč & Henry Wielgus

Wanda Valihrachová

Katarína Kudějová Fulínová

Khalid Shafar

Kengo Kuma

Luděk Hroch

Koncern Design Studio

Linda Šormová-Melichová

Bořek Šípek

Boris Klimek

Campana Brothers

Daniel Libeskind

Eva Jiřičná

Jakub Berdych Karpelis

Studio LLEV

CKR studio

Patrick Jouin 

Winnie Chan

David Rockwell

Maxim Velčovský

Lukáš Novák

Libor Sošťák

Táňa Dvořáková

Jan Kaplický

William Pedersen

Denisa Lisík Lukáčová

Stanislav Müller

René Roubíček

Raja Schwahn-Reichmann

Petra Sošťáková

Nendo

Moritz Waldemeyer

Ross Lovegrove

Zaha Hadid Design

Yabu Pushelberg

Winy Maas

Vladimír Kopecký

Věra Soukupová

Štěpán Gudev

Mária Čulenová-Hostinová

Maurizio Galante

Michael Young

Monika Kořínková

Jana Růžičková

Jitka Kamencová Skuhravá

Kateřina Handlová

Lucie Koldová

Linda Procházka

Lars Kemper & Peter Olah

Arik Levy

Cyril Dunděra

deFORM

Daniel Jaček

Gabriela Náhlíková

Ivana Zuskinová

Alessandro Mendini

Martin Gallo

Ed Ng & Terence Ngan

André Fu

Jan Plecháč

Jan Pančocha

Vera Dieckmann

Tatiana Sheveleva

Pendant

Spacey

Crystal Rock, Table Lamp, Base Size, Blue

Certainly not from the Stone Age but closer to the fictional Kryptonite, Crystal Rock appears in the cave of the future as an ambassador to the fusion of nature and man, light and reflection, transparency and mass. All these characteristics are gathered within a perfectly cut, yet roughly sculpted contemporary silex. Its multiple reflections and deflections fascinate onlookers during the day and even more at night, when lighted.

Table Lamp

Crystal Rock

Crystal Rock, Table Lamp, Base Size, Mist

Glass

Candy

The Frozen collection was inspired by the transformation of water into ice. Velčovský allows the glass to spill over a metal form and seeks advantage in its natural properties. Each piece traces a unique record of the process, becoming an original. The author found inspiration among pieces of ice created by nature and applied that element of randomness in nature to his craft in the context of glassmaking.

Frozen

Neverending Glory, Pendant, Bolshoi Theatre L, Clear

Neverending Glory

Cipher

The Lollipop collection was designed by Boris Klimek, who has received numerous prizes for his work. His designs are conceptual, often telling stories through poetry, playfulness and fantasy. This design approach rings true for Lollipop, where each lighting object is a formless glass plate, toying with the colour and structure within. The collection offers pendant lighting in three shapes and five colours, and a table lamp also in five colors – the possibilities for redefining a room are expansive. Due to the playful nature of the lighting, each piece or cluster fits perfectly in a child’s bedroom, brightening up the space with joy and imagination. Lollipop also brings a splash of colour to open interiors to invite a little whimsy and fun.

Lollipop

Neverending Glory, Pendant, Bolshoi Theatre S, Clear

Duna was inspired by the coherent yet abstract logic of dune formations that defy traditional Cartesian geometries. Its design concept is realized in a three dimensional, asymmetrical, pair of intersecting glass forms. The striated surface of the crystal glass produces ever-changing effects of reflection and refraction. Narrowly directed light sources beam light through the mass of glass into the entire glass element, highlighting its geometry.

Wall Sconce

Duna

And Why Not!, Sculpture, Base Size, Clear

Rene Roubicek´s chandelier designed for Lasvit named by its author “And why not!” refers to his lifelong experimentation and searching compositions and forms incarnated in glass. The chandelier´s emotionally intense sculptural form resembles a flash and is an evolution of Roubicek´s core designs based on dynamic abstraction. Light gliding on large smoothly polished surfaces while absorbed by the mass of the glass creates a unique atmosphere.

Sculpture

And Why Not!

Growing Vases, Sculpture, Base Size, Sandblasted

Nendo and Lasvit collaborated to create an art piece, which conveys the quixotic appeal of glass as something impractical and incomplete yet provides a breath of fresh air and opens up new possibilities. Created with Czech Bohemian glass, this lighting installation of whimsical nature, alludes to a whimsical glass forest filled with abstract flowers and branches. The principle of a flower and a vase here is turned upside down. By turning the pipes into the flowers and branches and by blowing the glass into a vase, suddenly the vases are blooming from flowers instead of flowers blooming in vases!











Growing Vases

Neverending Glory, Pendant, Prague Estate Theatre S, Smoke

Glitters

The Frozen collection was inspired by the transformation of water into ice, the element of randomness used in the context of glassmaking. Glassmakers understand that their material always ‘freezes’ at some moment in the process and only the most skilled hands are capable of creating a unique form. Each piece traces a unique record of the process, becoming an original all of its own.

Cooler

Floor Lamp

Uovo

Muster Cup, Glass, Small, Set No.2, Clear

Muster Cup

Neverending Glory, Pendant, Bolshoi Theatre M, Opal

Lollipop, Table Lamp, Glass Shape DF, Turqoise

Lollipop, Pendant, Glass Shape A , Light Pink

Composed of fifteen glass pieces arranged in one intriguing ensemble, Eve is a chandelier that combines traditional glassmaking techniques with parametric design. Informed by Hadid’s renowned design language, the composition is fluid and organic, accentuating differences between clear and opaque elements.
Suspended at varying heights, the glass bodies gracefully float in space and create an impressive play of light and shadow. Its sculptural qualities, notable in daylight, open to new dimensions in the evening.


Neverending Glory, Table Lamp, La Scala, Clear

Neverending Glory, Pendant, La Scala S, Smoke

Bowl

Lollipop, Floor Lamp, Glass Shape BF, Light Amber

Lollipop, Table Lamp, Glass Shape BF, Clear

When making the Papilla vases, it was first and foremost the beauty of the glass itself which guided the hand of artist Vladislav Urban. The initial design was made by a Czech artist during the golden era of metallurgical glass in the 1960s. And today, LASVIT has breathed new life into these timeless designs.
The vases are made of hand-blown, massive pieces of glass. Their robust design however often seems tender, almost romantic. The vases received the name Papilla due to their round protrusions which are reminiscent of nipples, or papillae in Latin.
Each vase is made from a combination of crystal and stained golden-brown glass which is then glazed with a pastel-blue finish. Achieving the desired shade of blue is not at all easy, as each gram of the added material can change the final outcom.


Vase

Papilla

Yakisugi

Otto

Lollipop, Pendant, Glass Shape B, Light Pink

The fashion elements and softness of fabric are here transformed into glass. One of the objects is based on the technique of Plisse, which rotates around its own axis. The other design is based on layering cracked desks.

Plisse

Neverending Glory, Pendant, Metropolitan Opera L, Opal

Press

Symboll was created by the Czech design studio LLEV. The collection consists of glassware formed by the organic processes of mycelium growth. Although seen in other forms of design, these biotechnological approaches are the first of its kind in glass production. By using natural materials, along with waste from agricultural crops and sawdust, the studio has introduced a revolutionary method for material innovation.   LLEV uses mycelial processes to create the organic moulds for the collection. Since every mycelial mould’s structure changes during the blowing process, each glass object has its own unique imprint – suspending guests between modernity and the beauty of the natural world.   In addition to a candle holder and vase, the Symboll collection also includes water, whiskey and long-drink glasses. Each product is made of recyclable glass and every mould is naturally biodegradable. 

Symboll

„The priority is elegance“, said Jan Kaplicky while maintaining that he sees design merely as small elements of architecture. This champagne bucket carries his classic elegance, organic curves as well as hint of his futuristic tendencies. Lasvit is proud to include this timeless piece in our Collections, execute it with world-class level of craftsmanship and pay homage to one our greatest visionaries.

Kaplický

Neverending Glory, Pendant, Palais Garnier L, Clear

Leading Czech designers Henry Wielgus and Jan Plecháè explored the human psyche when creating the vision for Hidden Light. They equated the essence of light to humanity’s inner spark; a brightness that can free us from the cage of society’s expectations.

They materialized this metaphor into pendant lighting and a floor lamp. Large glass pieces were blown into a cage-like metal form, yielding a tremendous, yet intricate mass of glass blocks to build a solid body. Whether in clusters, or as a single focal point, Hidden Light creates a humbling spatial experience in which onlookers can reflect on their own unique radiance.


Hidden Light

The Fungo chandelier was inspired by the fascinating shape of a mushroom growing on wood. Yet this mushroom didn’t grow in the forest, but was discovered in the basement of Lasvit’s glassworks. The Campana brothers chose to blend this newfound accidental theme with Lasvit’s glassmaking tradition and fuse their techniques with natural materials. The resulting artwork displays a striking contrast between the formal rigidity of the chandelier’s wooden structure and the blown-glass that appears to emerge spontaneously from the wood.

Fungo

Carafe

Lollipop, Table Lamp, Glass Shape DF, Clear

Polygon bowls expand a design concept developed for Polygon lighting collection which shows light, glass and the glass-cutter’s art in perfect mathematical harmony. Combining the traditional shape and Plato’s logic with the polygonal network often used in 3D modeling programs, Polygon creates a new and unusual décor.

Polygon

Chřibská 1414

Mush-Room Light, Wall Sconce, Base Size, Clear

Mush-Room Light

The design for the Otto glassware collection was approached with a balance of refined detailing, applied to both the rustic qualities and the precise craftsmanship of each piece. Alternating radial and tangential cut lines provide dramatic texture to careful line work and the well-defined silhouettes of the Otto collection.

Neverending Glory, Pendant, Bolshoi Theatre M, Smoke

As if trying to systematize the chandelier-making tradition, Moritz Waldemeyer took the geometrical shape of the Classic chandelier outline and turned it into a diamond-like hexagonal glass unit. On its own, with just single pendant, or in combination of multiple items into a large chandelier, the FACET components stand out as clear, disciplined and geometrical.

Facet

One of influences which shaped modern Japanese design was the Mingei (Folk Crafts) Movement. It emphasised the pursuit of practical beauty as well as the universal appeal of everyday craftwork design. Still present in contamporary Japanese design, these approaches affected also the design of Press Lamp. Here glass tubes are pressed as though they have been pinched, and the light source is ﬁtted into the narrowed space. It does not rely on a metal form, the compression of the glass produces a soft, organic form and imbues each lamp with a singular appearance.



Neverending Glory, Table Lamp, La Scala, Opal

Lollipop, Table Lamp, Glass Shape DF, Light Pink

Neverending Glory, Pendant, Prague Estate Theatre S, Opal

Neverending Glory, Pendant, Metropolitan Opera S, Opal

Volcanoes are the best representative of the fire element on Earth. And what other material would better reflect this element than glass, which is born of fire as well? The glass is blown into the form of a special texture which resembles the surface of the landscape around volcanoes where lava cools down and hardens. The lighting plays counterpoint to Velčovský´s previous lighting collection – Frozen. While Frozen was inspired by ice and its myriad sculptures, the Volcano is inspired by the many shapes of fire.

Volcano

Lollipop, Pendant, Glass Shape D, Light Pink

The renowned Japanese architect drew his inspiration from a technique for preserving construction timber by charring its surface, known in Japan as Shou-Sugi-Ban or Yakisugi. This ancient technique uses charring wood as means to preserve it without the need of painting or sealing, an aspect leading to the current revival of this technique in eco-friendly architecture. Adapting this process to the centuries-old glass craft technique enabled a contemporary design that is unique for every single piece of hand-blown glass.

Muster Cup, Glass, Small, Set No.1, Clear

Candy, Sculpture, Ring Chandelier, By Design

Sommelier Set

Neverending Glory, Pendant, La Scala S, Clear

Neverending Glory, Pendant, Prague Estate Theatre S, Clear

Muster Cup, Glass, Large, Set No.3, Clear

Crystal Rock, Pendant, Single, Light Amber

Lollipop, Pendant, Glass Shape C, Light Pink

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