Est. 2007 · Czech Republic

Bohemian Glass, a Thousand Years in the Making

Lasvit's collections, available exclusively through Livingspace.

A Fourth-Generation Glassmaker, Building Something New

Founded in 2007 by Leon Jakimič, a fourth-generation glassblower with family ties to Riedel and Swarovski, Lasvit built its identity on Northern Bohemia's centuries-old glassmaking tradition — while deliberately hiring young talent to push it in new directions. Since 2011, Maxim Velčovský has served as Creative Director, with work held in London's Victoria & Albert Museum. Lasvit now completes roughly 300 bespoke glass lighting projects a year across 12 global ateliers, with collections available in Western Canada exclusively through Livingspace.

PATRICK JOUIN
Vera
A pendant light with a vertical glass cylinder imprinted with tree branch texture, formed by pouring molten glass directly onto wood.
MARTIN GALLO
Splash
A suspended installation of fused glass fragments shaped to evoke water in motion, casting rippling light and shadow across the room.
MAXIM VELČOVSKÝ
LOOMO
Gold-toned wall sconces with fabric texture, from Lasvit’s Creative Director — glass reimagined with a soft, tactile surface quality.

Maxim Velčovský

Creative Director, Lasvit

Maxim Velčovský has served as Lasvit’s Creative Director since 2011, shaping the brand’s design language across collections including LOOMO, gold-toned wall sconces with fabric texture shown at Milan Design Week.

Patrick Jouin

Designer, Lasvit

Patrick Jouin designed Vera, a pendant light with a vertical glass cylinder imprinted with tree branch texture, developed after visiting Lasvit’s Czech glassworks in person.

Bohemian Glass, a Thousand Years in the Making

A Fourth-Generation Glassmaker, Building Something New

Collection Highlights

Vera

Splash

LOOMO

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