The story of one lamp - LULLABY

PUFF-BUFF – the brand created by Anna Siedlecka and Radek Achramowicz is famous for its unconventional lighting projects. In the next text from the series The story of one lamp, we present the LULLABY lamp, inspired by baroque forms and Murano glass chandeliers. As with all of the brand's designs, traditional glass has been replaced by air-filled vinyl, which is transparent, flexible and lightweight.

Not just bubbles

Although the PUFF-BUFF brand is mainly associated with light constellations based on the BUBBLES system, the company's achievements also include other models that arouse admiration and fascinate with their ingenuity. Among the projects of Anna Siedlecka and Radek Achramowicz, the LULLABY lamp is worth noting - although similar to those that decorated baroque interiors, it is different than all of them! The main difference is the materials used - the PUFF-BUFF chandelier is made entirely of vinyl, and its interior is filled with air. Although it may seem that it is a heavy glass structure, it is actually light and flexible. The lamp not only illuminates the interior, but is also an extremely original decorative element, next to which it is impossible to pass by indifferently!

LULLABY in three versions

The chandelier has been designed so that it can take many forms. There are three possibilities - when assembling the lamp, the user chooses the appropriate arrangement of the arms, and thus the size of the chandelier.

The supporting structure is made of transparent acrylic. The chandelier also has a translucent sling. The original design allows for many arrangement possibilities!