Balloons Table Lamp
Designed by Lucie Koldova and Dan Yeffet, the Balloons Table Lamp is built around a central paradox: glass that seems to disappear. The outer shell, formed from multiple layers of mouth-blown glass, reads as barely there, a weightless envelope that traps and diffuses light rather than directing it. The reflector hovering at the center appears to float, as though the light source has freed itself from any fixture at all.
Each piece is produced in the Czech Republic, a country whose glass-making tradition spans centuries. Brokis works with master craftsmen who shape molten glass by hand, coaxing forms that industrial processes cannot replicate. The resulting object carries the quiet irregularity of the handmade: consistent enough to feel resolved, individual enough to feel alive.
- Designed by Lucie Koldova and Dan Yeffet
- Mouth-blown glass produced in the Czech Republic using traditional multi-layer techniques
- Available in small and medium sizes
- Smoke grey glass with a matt black reflector as standard
- Additional colorways and sizes available by inquiry
Koldova and Yeffet share a sensibility rooted in the relationship between material and light. Their collaboration with Brokis has produced some of the most recognized Czech glass lighting of the past decade, work that engages craft heritage without nostalgia.
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Balloons Table Lamp
Designed by Lucie Koldova and Dan Yeffet, the Balloons Table Lamp is built around a central paradox: glass that seems to disappear. The outer shell, formed from multiple layers of mouth-blown glass, reads as barely there, a weightless envelope that traps and diffuses light rather than directing it. The reflector hovering at the center appears to float, as though the light source has freed itself from any fixture at all.
Each piece is produced in the Czech Republic, a country whose glass-making tradition spans centuries. Brokis works with master craftsmen who shape molten glass by hand, coaxing forms that industrial processes cannot replicate. The resulting object carries the quiet irregularity of the handmade: consistent enough to feel resolved, individual enough to feel alive.
- Designed by Lucie Koldova and Dan Yeffet
- Mouth-blown glass produced in the Czech Republic using traditional multi-layer techniques
- Available in small and medium sizes
- Smoke grey glass with a matt black reflector as standard
- Additional colorways and sizes available by inquiry
Koldova and Yeffet share a sensibility rooted in the relationship between material and light. Their collaboration with Brokis has produced some of the most recognized Czech glass lighting of the past decade, work that engages craft heritage without nostalgia.
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Designed by Lucie Koldova and Dan Yeffet, the Balloons Table Lamp is built around a central paradox: glass that seems to disappear. The outer shell, formed from multiple layers of mouth-blown glass, reads as barely there, a weightless envelope that traps and diffuses light rather than directing it. The reflector hovering at the center appears to float, as though the light source has freed itself from any fixture at all.
Each piece is produced in the Czech Republic, a country whose glass-making tradition spans centuries. Brokis works with master craftsmen who shape molten glass by hand, coaxing forms that industrial processes cannot replicate. The resulting object carries the quiet irregularity of the handmade: consistent enough to feel resolved, individual enough to feel alive.
- Designed by Lucie Koldova and Dan Yeffet
- Mouth-blown glass produced in the Czech Republic using traditional multi-layer techniques
- Available in small and medium sizes
- Smoke grey glass with a matt black reflector as standard
- Additional colorways and sizes available by inquiry
Koldova and Yeffet share a sensibility rooted in the relationship between material and light. Their collaboration with Brokis has produced some of the most recognized Czech glass lighting of the past decade, work that engages craft heritage without nostalgia.
