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Bomma

BOMMA transforms interiors with handcrafted sculptural lighting that creates a distinct mood in each space – from eye-catching centerpieces and installations to soft ambient light.

BOMMA is a progressive Czech glass company, manufacturing handcrafted sculptural lighting. The brand is renowned for its signature designs, bringing a sense of grace and delight. This minimalist, yet daring, aesthetic is appreciated by international architects and interior designers and has quickly gained recognition within the design world. BOMMA’s glassworks foster traditional craft in a technologically-advanced facility, enabling the production of exceptionally demanding pieces.

SIGNATURE DESIGN

BOMMA’s design lighting creates a distinct impression in any interior: a spark of joy, a playful touch or an awe-inspiring moment, often thanks to their epic size. The spirit of courage and innovation is apparent in lighting collections that incorporate unconventional materials, daring colors, and cutting-edge technology. BOMMA’s design philosophy achieves timeless value, with pieces that go a step beyond trends and will continue to be as breath-taking in the future, as they are today.

NEXT-LEVEL CRAFT

The company was born of a historic Bohemian region, with centuries of glassmaking heritage. Rather than simply maintaining these techniques, BOMMA raised traditional craft to sophisticated mastery. Our glassmakers are the best from among the Czech talent pool. In this case, ‘best’ means talented, experienced, and able to hand-blow crystal in monumental sizes. All BOMMA crystal lighting is hand-made, often redefining what is physically and technically possible.

ORIGINAL TECHNOLOGIES

21st-century glassmaking combines science, technology and craft. As a progressive brand, BOMMA continually invests in state-of-the-art technologies. Our glassworks are among the most advanced facilities worldwide. Along with lighting, the company continues to produce bespoke crystal for international luxury brands and supplies selected partners with special pieces impossible to produce at their own glassworks.