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Designed by Katerina Handlova
Shibari is not simply the technique of tying objects with ropes, but a method of communication within hidden systems of lines and loops. In Japanese it?s called Kinbaku: the beauty of tight binding. This sophisticated collection places crystal centerpieces amidst the knots to draw our attention and create variable compositions. Thanks to BOMMA?s daring design, Shibari may be considered a work of art, whether as a stand-alone piece or in a grouping that resembles a sculpture.
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$2,960.00
The beam inside BOMMA?s Flare lights its magical spiral structure inside the crystal rod. This new collection pays homage to traditional glassmaking techniques and allows architects and designers to create distinctive lighting installations for diverse spaces.
$2,530.00
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Thanks to its slender metal structure and adjustable elements with sound-absorbing properties, it captures the attention and adorn the atmosphere of the house with a strong personality.
$4,330.00
The Laurent Collection distills the milk globe to its essential relationship between circle and sphere. A series of thin forms compliment the Laurent globes?forms that carve through space, moving between line, surface, and volume. These forms combine in endless patterns, making it possible for an installation of Laurent lamps to inhabit any space with subtlety […]
$3,300.00
Every detail of this lighting collection embodies the relation of geometric objects and their shadows with sophisticated elegance. Its metal plate derives from the perfectly elliptical shadow cast by a crystal ball and mirrors the refined color scheme of the mouth-blown piece. Bomma?s traditional glassmaking techniques ensure that each piece from this collection is truly […]
Floor lamp with black metal base available with 3 or 5 lampshades. It doesn?t require a ceiling light point. The arrangement of the hanging points on the ceiling is free and you decide on the basis of where you want to provide the light point.