Designed by Lukas Novak, the Spacey Collection by Lasvit looks to the scale and mystery of the universe for its expressive glass forms. Novak begins with the sphere, which he considers a universal form, then pushes its familiar geometry into more complex, planet-like objects. Spacey's defining material effect comes from lithyalin, a historic Bohemian glassmaking technique developed more than two centuries ago that gives glass the richly varied appearance of precious stone. The technique creates swirling, layered surfaces that make each luminous sphere feel less like a conventional glass shade and more like a celestial object. Lasvit has extended Spacey across pendants, table lamps and floor lamps, including portable versions that bring the same distinctive glasswork to cordless lighting. Combining contemporary experimentation with a revived Czech glassmaking process, Spacey demonstrates Lasvit's ability to use traditional craft as a starting point for entirely new decorative lighting.




