Company Bomma Lighting

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Bomma Lighting - Brings the traditional Czech glassmaking craft to new and dynamic levels. Prague, Czech Republic.

Founded in 2012, Bomma continually brings the traditional Czech glassmaking craft to new and dynamic levels. With centuries of glassmaking tradition in East Bohemia behind us, we are now advantaged by a rich pool of talent and top-level skills. Instead of simply maintaining these traditions, Bomma moves a step beyond and sets today’s highest standards of glassmaking.

Our master craftsmen are backed by some 300 enthusiastic team members in a new and ultra-modern production facility that...

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The beam inside BOMMA’s Flare lights its magical spiral structure inside the crystal rod. This new collection, designed by Kateřina Handlová, pays homage to traditional glassmaking techniques and allows architects and designers to create distinctive lighting installations for diverse spaces.

“The Flare luminaire is inspired by the phenomenon of light itself, craft and traditional glassmaking techniques, as well as the need to create a luminaire that offers a wide variety of compositions and space solutions. It is based on the form and character of the flare, creating lines of light and glimpses in space.”

The Flare collection includes crystal glass rods in three shapes, one perfectly straight and two bent in varying degrees. They can be infinitely combined to create custom installations.

The light and its construction are very minimalist in appearance. However, they include sophisticated mountings with the latest COB light source.