LZF Table Lamps

Designed by Ray Power, the Air light is sublime, graceful and enchanting. Its shape exhibits the designer’s characteristic penchant for imaginative three-dimensional forms. The Air lamp’s pleats and folds work to create a unique wood veneer light, one whose character demonstrates balance with equanimity and restraint. Available as both a table and wall lamp, Air diffuses light in a manner that is flawless and low-key, its singular silhouette shining with a radiant warmth and vitality. A free-flowing, effortless light, Air enjoys a distinctly individual profile.

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It is a modern lamp whose companionship is close and intimate, casting a warm glow as you toil through the night, and by your side as you read or simply contemplate the day. The lamp is well suited to quiet spaces: in a library, private study, or cozy corner, its minimal form, and clean lines are free from distraction. A modest metallic base holds a wood veneer shade in its three prongs. Each prong contains an LED that diffuses light downwards while casting a radiance that quietly highlights the natural timber veneer.

LOLA, LOLA, THE PIQUANT LIGHT Lola is the latest lamp for LZF designed by long-time collaborator Ray Power. Showcasing Power’s ability to create imaginative three-dimensional forms, Lola is a conical lamp with an intricate geometric pattern. A veritable labor of love, Lola’s shape went through many iterations, drawings and prototypes. The end result is, without doubt, a marvel of lighting design. A particularly piquant Spanish name, Lola is very much alive, sensuous and intriguing. In a domestic or contract setting, Lola is a lamp that attracts and pleases the eye. Highly original and truly sophisticated, Lola’s complex veneer construction is both accentuated and softened when illuminated. Available in a number of sizes and LZF’s range of natural wood colors, Lola is stimulating, fascinating, arresting and sparkling: an especially piquant light.

Our veneers are selected to give the best wood grain effects when illuminated and all have been sourced from forests certified by the Forest Stewardship Council - FSC. Nothing comes close to the beauty of these veneers as a diffusion material and no other veneer treatment gives the strength and the protection to the material with out sacrificing the delicacy and subtleness that this natural material communicates when illuminated. Like the sophisticated big city clubs from which it takes its name, the I-Club is all about style and attitude. Designed by German born Burkhard Dämmer, there’s something wonderfully Teutonic about the I-Club’s clean lines, sleek form, and modernist aesthetic. From Bauhaus to our house, it’s time to go clubbing.

The Tiny lamp by Ray Power is an utterly unassuming light with a classic silhouette. Made with just a single strip of wood veneer, wrapped twice around the light source, the happy-go-lucky Tiny has an instantly recognizable form. In Tiny, the warmth of the natural wood veneer contrasts with the cold metal of its structure and handy handle, which allows us to place it wherever it’s needed.

Omma is an inventive lamp, like a tree with fluttering leaves full of light. In Eli Gutierrez’s prepossessing design, it is almost possible to imagine the lamp’s movable wood veneer, artfully edged with metal, flapping in a gentle breeze.

Osca is an architecturally inspired lamp with a cubist aesthetic. In the Osca suspension lamp, simple, interlocking three-dimensional wood veneer arches face both upwards and downwards, giving the lamp a uniquely sculptural form. Designed by Bodo Sperlein, Osca is a minimal collage of shapes. The Osca family consists of two pendant versions and one table lamp. The Osca table lamp makes use of a single three-dimensional wood veneer arch: The simple base mirrors the arch shape. The restrained design makes the Osca table lamp ideal for a wide variety of interiors.

Osca is an architecturally inspired lamp with a cubist aesthetic. In the Osca suspension lamp, simple, interlocking three-dimensional wood veneer arches face both upwards and downwards, giving the lamp a uniquely sculptural form. Designed by Bodo Sperlein, Osca is a minimal collage of shapes. The Osca family consists of two pendant versions and one table lamp. The Osca table lamp makes use of a single three-dimensional wood veneer arch: The simple base mirrors the arch shape. The restrained design makes the Osca table lamp ideal for a wide variety of interiors.

The Hotel Table Lamp settles into a bedside table or living room console with a calm, contemporary presence. Crafted from metal with wood veneer detailing, it adds a warm note by day and a cozy glow when you want the light turned down.

The Pipe Table Lamp brings an industrial note to a living room or bedroom, turning the familiar shape of a plumbing pipe into something quietly poetic. Crafted in ceramic with a subtly deformed profile, the form keeps its utilitarian reference while feeling sculptural on a side table. Twin rounded openings echo the idea of light emerging from darkness, revealing what the room might otherwise miss.