Glass blown to draw light with Mayice Estudio lamps

From more than 4,500 models that own the Real Fábrica de Vidrio, twenty two casts have been selected to create a collection that consists of thirteen suspended lights. Each cast has a unique identity and background. These glass articles are manufactured in the Real Fábrica de Vidrio using the traditional technique of glass blowing.

Plans. Rfc+ Collection, 13 lamps suspended in blown glass, by Mayice Estudio. Image courtesy of Mayice Studio

A few weeks ago we publicated the fascination collection of lamps realizad with the glass blown technique by Mayice Estudio, where the volume of the piece was worked with a colorless material as is the glass the revelation is pure of its volume and origin and the genres an interconnection between Tradition, technology and natural beauty.

Today we leave the details of these fantastic lamps produced entirely in glass whose light source is an exclusive piece designed and produced in Madrid to illuminate its surroundings and at the same time get backlight on the glass.

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Rfc+ Collection, 13 lamps suspended in blown glass, by Mayice Estudio. Image courtesy of Mayice Studio

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Marta Alonso Yebra & Imanol Calderón Elósegui. Mayice Studio

Mayice Studio is dedicated to product design and architecture. Their essence is in respect for materials, its history and functionality, from the first sketch to the final result. They carefully study each of our designs, presenting them as projects with their own personality. They work globally with their clients, as a collective. In Mayice Studio, is respected the soul of materials.

Published on: June 16, 2017

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