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J. & L. Lobmeyr was founded in Vienna in 1823 by Joseph Lobmeyr—over 200 years ago. We quickly became purveyor to the Imperial Court. A love of the material, an emotional relationship to the product, and personal commitment has defined each generation. Lobmeyr glasses are still blown, cut, engraved, and polished entirely by hand. All of our lighting products are manufactured at our atelier workshops in the heart of Vienna. The Lobmeyr company focuses on a contemporary interpretation of glass and light, and never stops cultivating its heritage. The old inspires the new, and traditional knowledge facilitates innovation. Together with designers like Josef Hoffmann and Adolf Loos in the past, and today Ted Muehling, formafantasma, and Michael Anastassiades among others, we create fine handmade crystal and chandeliers that are appreciated by connoisseurs all over the world.
Andreas, Leonid, and Johannes Rath
Managing partners in 6th generation
LOBMEYR BRIDAL REGISTRY
Welcome to our bridal section. Please contact us by phone, email, or fax. We would love to personally show you the collection at our boutique in Vienna.
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#Repost - @createurs_design_awards
Créateurs Select - Best Product Design.
We proudly present the longlisted projects advancing to the final round of voting for this year’s Créateurs Design Awards.
The 2026 Créateurs Design Awards will be broadcast live from Paris on January 17, 2026.
Longlisted Projects:
Ground Control by J. & L. Lobmeyr - @lobmeyrlighting - @bcxsy
Sara by Charles Zana - @charles_zana
Arbor Credenza by Alexander Lamont - @alexanderlamont
Blur Coffee table by Studio Dhruv Agarwwal - @dhruvagarwwal
CORALLITE by Sanjay Puri Architects - @sanjay_puri_architects
Giant Otter Armchair (Poltrona Ariranha) by Yankatu Design Arte e Projetos Culturais - @_yankatu_
Hemispheres Collection by HOSOO and DIMORESTUDIO - @hosoo_official , @dimorestudio
King by Lee broom - @leebroom
Phebe by Draga & Aurel - @dragaandaurel
SLAB Side Table by Jordan Keaney - @jordankeaney
#createursdesignawards #cdaawards #createursselect #productdesign
Josef Hoffmann | 1. “I admit everything practical and necessary,” said Josef Hoffmann, “but I also think that we always have a duty to give pleasure.” Hoffmann’s insistence on fusing practicality with pleasure defined his work throughout a long and prolific career as one of the most influential Austrian architects and designers of the early 20th century.
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Born in Moravia on 15 December 1870, he was encouraged by his father, a prosperous textile manufacturer and mayor of their town, to become a civil servant or lawyer, and was educated accordingly. He felt so dejected by his studies, and by his father’s plans for his future, that he insisted on pursuing his cultural interests and enrolled at the Higher School of Arts and Crafts in Brno. Having excelled there, he moved to Vienna in 1892 to study architecture under the charismatic Otto Wagner at the Academy of Fine Arts. Hoffmann swiftly befriended like-minded students including Carl Otto Czeschka, Koloman Moser and Joseph Maria Olbrich with whom he founded the Siebener Club, a forerunner of the Vienna Secession. He also won the prestigious Prix de Rome for his graduation project, and studied in Italy for a year, before returning to Austria.
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Vienna was then one of the world’s largest and most powerful cities as the political and economic heart of the vast Austro-Hungarian Empire, and Hoffmann flung himself into its dynamic cultural scene. Sharing Wagner’s commitment to defining a new approach to designing buildings and their contents, he experimented with the latest materials and production techniques. Yet Hoffmann was equally passionate about reinventing traditional craftsmanship, and forged productive collaborations with skilled Viennese artisans throughout his working life.
A #Repost from @alice.rawsthorn wonderful Instagram "newletter", which regularly gives deep insights into design/history.
#design #architecture #craft #josefhoffmann #ottowagner #carlottoczeschka #kolomanmoser #josephmariaolbrich
#wienerwerkstaette
For the final touches to your festive season, shop our curation of handcrafted objets and especially selected antiques to celebrate and enhance.
#Repost - @connolly
#lobmeyrambassador the original Martini
Photographed by @lara.antoniades
