Brand & Designer

Lasvit
Sculture di mostri BHSD

Lasvit

Founded in 2007 in Prague, Czech Republic, by Leon Jakimič, Lasvit specializes in contemporary glass installations and lighting that merge Bohemian craftsmanship with avant‑garde design.
Zaha Hadid
Portacandele cellulari

Zaha Hadid

An Iraqi-born British architect and designer whose work redefined contemporary architecture through fluid forms, radical vision, and sculptural precision.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Lasvit Eve Pendant Light?

The Eve Pendant was designed by Zaha Hadid, the Iraqi-British architect and Pritzker Prize laureate known for pioneering parametric and deconstructivist forms. It was developed in collaboration with Lasvit, the Czech glass atelier.

How is the Eve Pendant Light manufactured?

The Eve Pendant is produced by Lasvit's skilled glassblowers in the Czech Republic, a region with centuries of glass craft heritage. Each piece is shaped by hand, translating Hadid's complex curvilinear geometry into blown glass form.

What scale of interior is the Eve Pendant suited for?

Eve is conceived for architecturally significant spaces, including high-ceilinged residential interiors, hotel lobbies, and cultural or hospitality venues where a large-scale lighting sculpture can be properly appreciated. Configuration and scale can be discussed with a design specialist.

Is the Lasvit Eve available in custom configurations?

Lasvit frequently works with architects and interior designers on made-to-order and site-specific adaptations of their signature pieces. Specifications such as scale, finish, and suspension can often be tailored to the project.

What is Lasvit's relationship to Czech glass tradition?

Lasvit is rooted in the Bohemian glass-making tradition, a craft practice in the Czech Republic dating back several centuries. The brand collaborates with contemporary designers and architects to push that tradition into new formal and conceptual territory.