Valley of the Sun

Valley of the Sun

Vibrant Phoenix, the capital and most populous city of the U.S. state of Arizona is home to the beautiful Renaissance hotel. Designed by Loewen Design Group, it features several of Lasvit’s collections incorporated into the venue’s contemporary interior.

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Growing Vases

Nendo and Lasvit collaborated to create an art piece that conveys the quixotic appeal of glass as derivative and incomplete, yet provides fresh air and opens new possibilities. The principle of a flower and a vase here is turned upside down. By turning the pipes into the flowers and branches and blowing the glass into a vase, suddenly the vases bloom with flowers instead of flowers blooming in vases!

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Facet

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 a single pendant, or in combination of multiple items into a large chandelier, the components stand out as clear, disciplined and geometrical.

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Fungo

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.

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Nendo

I am addicted to design.

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Moritz Waldemeyer

My philosophy is based on playful experimentation and allows me to forge links between technology, art, fashion and design.

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Campana Brothers

Our fascination for glass goes back to our childhood. We were completely seduced by this material that we used to put against the light to investigate its shadows, colors, transparency, dimensions and we used to imagine worlds inside them.