Lucky Akebia Floor Lamp with flower-shaped glass lighting by Furn Object
Close-up of the flower-shaped glass Lucky Akebia Floor Lamp by Furn Object
Lucky Akebia Floor Lamp with flower-shaped glass lighting by Furn Object
Close-up of the flower-shaped glass Lucky Akebia Floor Lamp by Furn Object

Lucky Akebia Floor Lamp | Sculptural Designer Glass Light

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The Lucky Akebia Floor Lamp  takes its name from the akebia flower. Though this collectible glass light evolves to represent what one feels in nature rather than the aesthetic of one particular plant. 

The designers, Anna and Sergii Baierzdorf, wanted to combine the timeless comfort of nature, its elegance and simplicity, with vitality and passion reflected in glass of various textures and shades. The flower-shaped shade gives the floor lamp a distinctive sculptural presence, while its softly curved form creates a feeling of movement and lightness. 

The Lucky Akebia Collection is a story about lightness and sincerity, about the perfection of simple things. It includes the Floor Lamp, Table Lamp, and Wall Lamp, each available in two different sizes and five color options: white, green, red, beige, and black and white. 

The collection has been featured in Architectural Digest, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Elle Decoration, Sight Unseen, House & Garden, and more.

According to Architectural Digest Germany, Akebia “resembles the opening of a bud that heralds the arrival of spring.” The publication noted that Furn Object's designers approach their projects playfully, almost naively, and with carefree ease.

The Lucky Akebia Floor Lamp  takes its name from the akebia flower. Though this collectible glass light evolves to represent what one feels in nature rather than the aesthetic of one particular plant. 

The designers, Anna and Sergii Baierzdorf, wanted to combine the timeless comfort of nature, its elegance and simplicity, with vitality and passion reflected in glass of various textures and shades. The flower-shaped shade gives the floor lamp a distinctive sculptural presence, while its softly curved form creates a feeling of movement and lightness. 

The Lucky Akebia Collection is a story about lightness and sincerity, about the perfection of simple things. It includes the Floor Lamp, Table Lamp, and Wall Lamp, each available in two different sizes and five color options: white, green, red, beige, and black and white. 

The collection has been featured in Architectural Digest, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Elle Decoration, Sight Unseen, House & Garden, and more.

According to Architectural Digest Germany, Akebia “resembles the opening of a bud that heralds the arrival of spring.” The publication noted that Furn Object's designers approach their projects playfully, almost naively, and with carefree ease.

  • Imperial | Metric

  • Artistic glass

  • Lamp holder: E27
    Plug: Europlug \ US \ UK
    Cable: Grey Linen
    Switch: Unipolar foot switch with screw terminals.

    Designers
    Anna & Sergii Baierzdorf
    Product designed in 2024
    Estimated production time: 6-8 weeks

  • The lamps are made in Lviv by Ukrainian craftsmen in the technique of artistic casting from non-transparent colored glass, which makes each Akebia unique.

  • We offer worldwide shipping from Ukraine. Shipping times and costs vary by location and order size. Import taxes and customs fees may apply.

    We strive to deliver within 20 days using reliable carriers with tracking. For lost or damaged orders, please contact customer service.

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    3d Model

 

Available in two sizes and five colors, the Lucky Akebia Floor Lamp can become either a subtle accent or a more pronounced statement piece within an interior. 

This flower-shaped floor lighting is designed for luxury residential interiors, boutique hotels, hospitality projects, galleries, and other high-end spaces. It works beautifully in living rooms, bedrooms, lounges, entryways, and office areas.

 
The flower-shaped Lucky Akebia Floor Lamp and two Lucky Akebia Desk Lamps in the snow with the designers, Anna and Sergii Baierzdorf, walking by.
 
Flower-shaped Lucky Akebia glass lamps lit up on a dark background