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This year, LYFA presents ‘Heritage, Unfolded’, an exhibition exploring how heritage continues to evolve through contemporary perspectives, materials, and light. Rooted in our design history yet open to new interpretations, the exhibition unfolds as a layered dialogue between past and present.

Hosted within the historic former Royal Pharmacy, visitors are invited to a curated environment where materiality and atmosphere come together. During the exhibition, we will present new design releases, including a new collection designed by GamFratesi and a pendant originally created in 1955 by Simon P. Henningsen.

On Thursday from 2–3 PM, join us for ‘Design Introduction, by GamFratesi’ — a special presentation where @gamfratesi will share thoughts on design and introduce new releases.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Join us:
10–12 June · 9AM–6PM
Bredgade 73, 1260 Copenhagen

Introducing FUTÉ / Pendant TIPP

An inverted interpretation of GamFratesi’s FUTÉ design, balancing softness and structure through a refined interplay of canvas and metal. The suspended form brings a light and elegant presence to the space, while the carefully considered materials create a tactile expression that feels both delicate and defined.

Discover more at LYFA.com
@gamfratesi

Introducing FUTÉ / Pendant TIPP

An inverted interpretation of GamFratesi’s FUTÉ design, balancing softness and structure through a refined interplay of canvas and metal. The suspended form brings a light and elegant presence to the space, while the carefully considered materials create a tactile expression that feels both delicate and defined.

Discover more at LYFA.com
@gamfratesi

Introducing FUTÉ / Pendant TIPP

An inverted interpretation of GamFratesi’s FUTÉ design, balancing softness and structure through a refined interplay of canvas and metal. The suspended form brings a light and elegant presence to the space, while the carefully considered materials create a tactile expression that feels both delicate and defined.

Discover more at LYFA.com
@gamfratesi

Introducing FUTÉ / Pendant TIPP

An inverted interpretation of GamFratesi’s FUTÉ design, balancing softness and structure through a refined interplay of canvas and metal. The suspended form brings a light and elegant presence to the space, while the carefully considered materials create a tactile expression that feels both delicate and defined.

Discover more at LYFA.com
@gamfratesi

Introducing FUTÉ / Pendant TIPP

An inverted interpretation of GamFratesi’s FUTÉ design, balancing softness and structure through a refined interplay of canvas and metal. The suspended form brings a light and elegant presence to the space, while the carefully considered materials create a tactile expression that feels both delicate and defined.

Discover more at LYFA.com
@gamfratesi

Introducing FUTÉ / Pendant TIPP

An inverted interpretation of GamFratesi’s FUTÉ design, balancing softness and structure through a refined interplay of canvas and metal. The suspended form brings a light and elegant presence to the space, while the carefully considered materials create a tactile expression that feels both delicate and defined.

Discover more at LYFA.com
@gamfratesi

Introducing FUTÉ / Pendant TIPP

An inverted interpretation of GamFratesi’s FUTÉ design, balancing softness and structure through a refined interplay of canvas and metal. The suspended form brings a light and elegant presence to the space, while the carefully considered materials create a tactile expression that feels both delicate and defined.

Discover more at LYFA.com
@gamfratesi

At Bredgade 73, Copenhagen, you’ll find a dedicated space to experience the LYFA collection up close - where heritage, craftmanship, and modern sensibility come together.

Original architectural details coexist with contemporary design, creating a setting that invites exploration and quiet immersion.

Opening hours:

Tuesday–Friday 11:00–18:00
Saturday 11:00–15:00

At Bredgade 73, Copenhagen, you’ll find a dedicated space to experience the LYFA collection up close - where heritage, craftmanship, and modern sensibility come together.

Original architectural details coexist with contemporary design, creating a setting that invites exploration and quiet immersion.

Opening hours:

Tuesday–Friday 11:00–18:00
Saturday 11:00–15:00

At Bredgade 73, Copenhagen, you’ll find a dedicated space to experience the LYFA collection up close - where heritage, craftmanship, and modern sensibility come together.

Original architectural details coexist with contemporary design, creating a setting that invites exploration and quiet immersion.

Opening hours:

Tuesday–Friday 11:00–18:00
Saturday 11:00–15:00

At Bredgade 73, Copenhagen, you’ll find a dedicated space to experience the LYFA collection up close - where heritage, craftmanship, and modern sensibility come together.

Original architectural details coexist with contemporary design, creating a setting that invites exploration and quiet immersion.

Opening hours:

Tuesday–Friday 11:00–18:00
Saturday 11:00–15:00

At Bredgade 73, Copenhagen, you’ll find a dedicated space to experience the LYFA collection up close - where heritage, craftmanship, and modern sensibility come together.

Original architectural details coexist with contemporary design, creating a setting that invites exploration and quiet immersion.

Opening hours:

Tuesday–Friday 11:00–18:00
Saturday 11:00–15:00

At Bredgade 73, Copenhagen, you’ll find a dedicated space to experience the LYFA collection up close - where heritage, craftmanship, and modern sensibility come together.

Original architectural details coexist with contemporary design, creating a setting that invites exploration and quiet immersion.

Opening hours:

Tuesday–Friday 11:00–18:00
Saturday 11:00–15:00

At Bredgade 73, Copenhagen, you’ll find a dedicated space to experience the LYFA collection up close - where heritage, craftmanship, and modern sensibility come together.

Original architectural details coexist with contemporary design, creating a setting that invites exploration and quiet immersion.

Opening hours:

Tuesday–Friday 11:00–18:00
Saturday 11:00–15:00

Originally introduced as a series of three table lamps, FUTÉ now evolves into a complete lighting family of nine designs — extending across portable, table, pendant, and wall & ceiling formats.

From the compact and portable FUTÉ 180 to new larger pendants and architectural applications, the collection grows while preserving its essence: a refined balance of canvas, ceramic, and metal, shaped by @gamfratesi’s approach to functionality.

Softly diffused light to shape atmosphere across different spaces.

Discover the full collection at LYFA.com

Originally introduced as a series of three table lamps, FUTÉ now evolves into a complete lighting family of nine designs — extending across portable, table, pendant, and wall & ceiling formats.

From the compact and portable FUTÉ 180 to new larger pendants and architectural applications, the collection grows while preserving its essence: a refined balance of canvas, ceramic, and metal, shaped by @gamfratesi’s approach to functionality.

Softly diffused light to shape atmosphere across different spaces.

Discover the full collection at LYFA.com

Originally introduced as a series of three table lamps, FUTÉ now evolves into a complete lighting family of nine designs — extending across portable, table, pendant, and wall & ceiling formats.

From the compact and portable FUTÉ 180 to new larger pendants and architectural applications, the collection grows while preserving its essence: a refined balance of canvas, ceramic, and metal, shaped by @gamfratesi’s approach to functionality.

Softly diffused light to shape atmosphere across different spaces.

Discover the full collection at LYFA.com

Originally introduced as a series of three table lamps, FUTÉ now evolves into a complete lighting family of nine designs — extending across portable, table, pendant, and wall & ceiling formats.

From the compact and portable FUTÉ 180 to new larger pendants and architectural applications, the collection grows while preserving its essence: a refined balance of canvas, ceramic, and metal, shaped by @gamfratesi’s approach to functionality.

Softly diffused light to shape atmosphere across different spaces.

Discover the full collection at LYFA.com

Originally introduced as a series of three table lamps, FUTÉ now evolves into a complete lighting family of nine designs — extending across portable, table, pendant, and wall & ceiling formats.

From the compact and portable FUTÉ 180 to new larger pendants and architectural applications, the collection grows while preserving its essence: a refined balance of canvas, ceramic, and metal, shaped by @gamfratesi’s approach to functionality.

Softly diffused light to shape atmosphere across different spaces.

Discover the full collection at LYFA.com

Originally introduced as a series of three table lamps, FUTÉ now evolves into a complete lighting family of nine designs — extending across portable, table, pendant, and wall & ceiling formats.

From the compact and portable FUTÉ 180 to new larger pendants and architectural applications, the collection grows while preserving its essence: a refined balance of canvas, ceramic, and metal, shaped by @gamfratesi’s approach to functionality.

Softly diffused light to shape atmosphere across different spaces.

Discover the full collection at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

NINOTCHKA, designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, is a genuine and easily recognizable icon. Inspired by the sculptural hat worn by Greta Garbo in the 1939 film Ninotchka, its organic form and asymmetric drapes translate a moment of fashion into a lasting lighting design.

Across the family, the open-top construction provides diffused uplight and even, direct downlight, creating a balanced and atmospheric lightscape. A study in contrasts that continues to define Karlby’s distinctive design language.

Discover more at LYFA.com

Swipe to light up Epicurus.

In the heart of Copenhagen, @epicurus_cph brings together gastronomy, music, and atmosphere in a space designed by @gamfratesi.

Light becomes part of the composition, with MEMOIR, GOVERNOR, RYFF, TOTON, and NOOTE shaping the mood through texture and reflection, creating a layered lightscape that moves with the space.

A place where every detail is designed to be felt.

Swipe to light up Epicurus.

In the heart of Copenhagen, @epicurus_cph brings together gastronomy, music, and atmosphere in a space designed by @gamfratesi.

Light becomes part of the composition, with MEMOIR, GOVERNOR, RYFF, TOTON, and NOOTE shaping the mood through texture and reflection, creating a layered lightscape that moves with the space.

A place where every detail is designed to be felt.

Swipe to light up Epicurus.

In the heart of Copenhagen, @epicurus_cph brings together gastronomy, music, and atmosphere in a space designed by @gamfratesi.

Light becomes part of the composition, with MEMOIR, GOVERNOR, RYFF, TOTON, and NOOTE shaping the mood through texture and reflection, creating a layered lightscape that moves with the space.

A place where every detail is designed to be felt.

Swipe to light up Epicurus.

In the heart of Copenhagen, @epicurus_cph brings together gastronomy, music, and atmosphere in a space designed by @gamfratesi.

Light becomes part of the composition, with MEMOIR, GOVERNOR, RYFF, TOTON, and NOOTE shaping the mood through texture and reflection, creating a layered lightscape that moves with the space.

A place where every detail is designed to be felt.

Swipe to light up Epicurus.

In the heart of Copenhagen, @epicurus_cph brings together gastronomy, music, and atmosphere in a space designed by @gamfratesi.

Light becomes part of the composition, with MEMOIR, GOVERNOR, RYFF, TOTON, and NOOTE shaping the mood through texture and reflection, creating a layered lightscape that moves with the space.

A place where every detail is designed to be felt.

Step inside Ottilia Heritage by @brochnerhotels — a new luxury retreat set within a meticulously restored 1881 landmark in Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg City District.

Here, heritage architecture meets contemporary refinement. LYFA lighting plays a defining role in shaping the atmosphere: PAN Wall 95 introduces a sculptural rhythm along the walls, while the newly developed NINOTCHKA Wall 125 brings softness and depth.

Read more at LYFA.com

Step inside Ottilia Heritage by @brochnerhotels — a new luxury retreat set within a meticulously restored 1881 landmark in Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg City District.

Here, heritage architecture meets contemporary refinement. LYFA lighting plays a defining role in shaping the atmosphere: PAN Wall 95 introduces a sculptural rhythm along the walls, while the newly developed NINOTCHKA Wall 125 brings softness and depth.

Read more at LYFA.com

Step inside Ottilia Heritage by @brochnerhotels — a new luxury retreat set within a meticulously restored 1881 landmark in Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg City District.

Here, heritage architecture meets contemporary refinement. LYFA lighting plays a defining role in shaping the atmosphere: PAN Wall 95 introduces a sculptural rhythm along the walls, while the newly developed NINOTCHKA Wall 125 brings softness and depth.

Read more at LYFA.com

Step inside Ottilia Heritage by @brochnerhotels — a new luxury retreat set within a meticulously restored 1881 landmark in Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg City District.

Here, heritage architecture meets contemporary refinement. LYFA lighting plays a defining role in shaping the atmosphere: PAN Wall 95 introduces a sculptural rhythm along the walls, while the newly developed NINOTCHKA Wall 125 brings softness and depth.

Read more at LYFA.com

Step inside Ottilia Heritage by @brochnerhotels — a new luxury retreat set within a meticulously restored 1881 landmark in Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg City District.

Here, heritage architecture meets contemporary refinement. LYFA lighting plays a defining role in shaping the atmosphere: PAN Wall 95 introduces a sculptural rhythm along the walls, while the newly developed NINOTCHKA Wall 125 brings softness and depth.

Read more at LYFA.com

Step inside Ottilia Heritage by @brochnerhotels — a new luxury retreat set within a meticulously restored 1881 landmark in Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg City District.

Here, heritage architecture meets contemporary refinement. LYFA lighting plays a defining role in shaping the atmosphere: PAN Wall 95 introduces a sculptural rhythm along the walls, while the newly developed NINOTCHKA Wall 125 brings softness and depth.

Read more at LYFA.com

Step inside Ottilia Heritage by @brochnerhotels — a new luxury retreat set within a meticulously restored 1881 landmark in Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg City District.

Here, heritage architecture meets contemporary refinement. LYFA lighting plays a defining role in shaping the atmosphere: PAN Wall 95 introduces a sculptural rhythm along the walls, while the newly developed NINOTCHKA Wall 125 brings softness and depth.

Read more at LYFA.com

Step inside Ottilia Heritage by @brochnerhotels — a new luxury retreat set within a meticulously restored 1881 landmark in Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg City District.

Here, heritage architecture meets contemporary refinement. LYFA lighting plays a defining role in shaping the atmosphere: PAN Wall 95 introduces a sculptural rhythm along the walls, while the newly developed NINOTCHKA Wall 125 brings softness and depth.

Read more at LYFA.com

Step inside Ottilia Heritage by @brochnerhotels — a new luxury retreat set within a meticulously restored 1881 landmark in Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg City District.

Here, heritage architecture meets contemporary refinement. LYFA lighting plays a defining role in shaping the atmosphere: PAN Wall 95 introduces a sculptural rhythm along the walls, while the newly developed NINOTCHKA Wall 125 brings softness and depth.

Read more at LYFA.com

From tailored finishes to fully bespoke designs, LYFA Custom supports architects and designers in creating lighting solutions that fit each project precisely.

Start your project at LYFA.com

From tailored finishes to fully bespoke designs, LYFA Custom supports architects and designers in creating lighting solutions that fit each project precisely.

Start your project at LYFA.com

From tailored finishes to fully bespoke designs, LYFA Custom supports architects and designers in creating lighting solutions that fit each project precisely.

Start your project at LYFA.com

From tailored finishes to fully bespoke designs, LYFA Custom supports architects and designers in creating lighting solutions that fit each project precisely.

Start your project at LYFA.com

From tailored finishes to fully bespoke designs, LYFA Custom supports architects and designers in creating lighting solutions that fit each project precisely.

Start your project at LYFA.com

From tailored finishes to fully bespoke designs, LYFA Custom supports architects and designers in creating lighting solutions that fit each project precisely.

Start your project at LYFA.com

From tailored finishes to fully bespoke designs, LYFA Custom supports architects and designers in creating lighting solutions that fit each project precisely.

Start your project at LYFA.com

From tailored finishes to fully bespoke designs, LYFA Custom supports architects and designers in creating lighting solutions that fit each project precisely.

Start your project at LYFA.com

From tailored finishes to fully bespoke designs, LYFA Custom supports architects and designers in creating lighting solutions that fit each project precisely.

Start your project at LYFA.com

From tailored finishes to fully bespoke designs, LYFA Custom supports architects and designers in creating lighting solutions that fit each project precisely.

Start your project at LYFA.com

A sculptural balance of light and form, PAN Floor 190 brings a quiet presence to any space.

Designed by Bent Karlby in 1970, the piece reveals light through its open pipes, gently illuminating the glossy exterior while providing comfortable downlight and a subtle ambient glow from above.

Discover more at LYFA.com

A sculptural balance of light and form, PAN Floor 190 brings a quiet presence to any space.

Designed by Bent Karlby in 1970, the piece reveals light through its open pipes, gently illuminating the glossy exterior while providing comfortable downlight and a subtle ambient glow from above.

Discover more at LYFA.com

A sculptural balance of light and form, PAN Floor 190 brings a quiet presence to any space.

Designed by Bent Karlby in 1970, the piece reveals light through its open pipes, gently illuminating the glossy exterior while providing comfortable downlight and a subtle ambient glow from above.

Discover more at LYFA.com

A sculptural balance of light and form, PAN Floor 190 brings a quiet presence to any space.

Designed by Bent Karlby in 1970, the piece reveals light through its open pipes, gently illuminating the glossy exterior while providing comfortable downlight and a subtle ambient glow from above.

Discover more at LYFA.com

A sculptural balance of light and form, PAN Floor 190 brings a quiet presence to any space.

Designed by Bent Karlby in 1970, the piece reveals light through its open pipes, gently illuminating the glossy exterior while providing comfortable downlight and a subtle ambient glow from above.

Discover more at LYFA.com

A sculptural balance of light and form, PAN Floor 190 brings a quiet presence to any space.

Designed by Bent Karlby in 1970, the piece reveals light through its open pipes, gently illuminating the glossy exterior while providing comfortable downlight and a subtle ambient glow from above.

Discover more at LYFA.com

At LYFA, we partner with architects and designers to adapt existing designs or develop bespoke lighting solutions that respond directly to each project’s needs. From custom finishes to adjusted proportions to refined details, every solution is shaped with intention.

Our agile process ensures fast prototyping, careful material selection, and design integrity from concept to completion.

A recent example is the collaboration with GamFratesi for Puro Hotel, where selected lamps were reinterpreted with a bespoke bronze finish and softer proportions, creating a calm interplay of light and material throughout the space.

Planning a project? Whether you need 50 or 500 fixtures, share your ideas, sketches, or specifications with us.

Read more at LYFA.com

At LYFA, we partner with architects and designers to adapt existing designs or develop bespoke lighting solutions that respond directly to each project’s needs. From custom finishes to adjusted proportions to refined details, every solution is shaped with intention.

Our agile process ensures fast prototyping, careful material selection, and design integrity from concept to completion.

A recent example is the collaboration with GamFratesi for Puro Hotel, where selected lamps were reinterpreted with a bespoke bronze finish and softer proportions, creating a calm interplay of light and material throughout the space.

Planning a project? Whether you need 50 or 500 fixtures, share your ideas, sketches, or specifications with us.

Read more at LYFA.com

At LYFA, we partner with architects and designers to adapt existing designs or develop bespoke lighting solutions that respond directly to each project’s needs. From custom finishes to adjusted proportions to refined details, every solution is shaped with intention.

Our agile process ensures fast prototyping, careful material selection, and design integrity from concept to completion.

A recent example is the collaboration with GamFratesi for Puro Hotel, where selected lamps were reinterpreted with a bespoke bronze finish and softer proportions, creating a calm interplay of light and material throughout the space.

Planning a project? Whether you need 50 or 500 fixtures, share your ideas, sketches, or specifications with us.

Read more at LYFA.com

At LYFA, we partner with architects and designers to adapt existing designs or develop bespoke lighting solutions that respond directly to each project’s needs. From custom finishes to adjusted proportions to refined details, every solution is shaped with intention.

Our agile process ensures fast prototyping, careful material selection, and design integrity from concept to completion.

A recent example is the collaboration with GamFratesi for Puro Hotel, where selected lamps were reinterpreted with a bespoke bronze finish and softer proportions, creating a calm interplay of light and material throughout the space.

Planning a project? Whether you need 50 or 500 fixtures, share your ideas, sketches, or specifications with us.

Read more at LYFA.com

At LYFA, we partner with architects and designers to adapt existing designs or develop bespoke lighting solutions that respond directly to each project’s needs. From custom finishes to adjusted proportions to refined details, every solution is shaped with intention.

Our agile process ensures fast prototyping, careful material selection, and design integrity from concept to completion.

A recent example is the collaboration with GamFratesi for Puro Hotel, where selected lamps were reinterpreted with a bespoke bronze finish and softer proportions, creating a calm interplay of light and material throughout the space.

Planning a project? Whether you need 50 or 500 fixtures, share your ideas, sketches, or specifications with us.

Read more at LYFA.com

At LYFA, we partner with architects and designers to adapt existing designs or develop bespoke lighting solutions that respond directly to each project’s needs. From custom finishes to adjusted proportions to refined details, every solution is shaped with intention.

Our agile process ensures fast prototyping, careful material selection, and design integrity from concept to completion.

A recent example is the collaboration with GamFratesi for Puro Hotel, where selected lamps were reinterpreted with a bespoke bronze finish and softer proportions, creating a calm interplay of light and material throughout the space.

Planning a project? Whether you need 50 or 500 fixtures, share your ideas, sketches, or specifications with us.

Read more at LYFA.com

At LYFA, we partner with architects and designers to adapt existing designs or develop bespoke lighting solutions that respond directly to each project’s needs. From custom finishes to adjusted proportions to refined details, every solution is shaped with intention.

Our agile process ensures fast prototyping, careful material selection, and design integrity from concept to completion.

A recent example is the collaboration with GamFratesi for Puro Hotel, where selected lamps were reinterpreted with a bespoke bronze finish and softer proportions, creating a calm interplay of light and material throughout the space.

Planning a project? Whether you need 50 or 500 fixtures, share your ideas, sketches, or specifications with us.

Read more at LYFA.com

At LYFA, we partner with architects and designers to adapt existing designs or develop bespoke lighting solutions that respond directly to each project’s needs. From custom finishes to adjusted proportions to refined details, every solution is shaped with intention.

Our agile process ensures fast prototyping, careful material selection, and design integrity from concept to completion.

A recent example is the collaboration with GamFratesi for Puro Hotel, where selected lamps were reinterpreted with a bespoke bronze finish and softer proportions, creating a calm interplay of light and material throughout the space.

Planning a project? Whether you need 50 or 500 fixtures, share your ideas, sketches, or specifications with us.

Read more at LYFA.com

At LYFA, we partner with architects and designers to adapt existing designs or develop bespoke lighting solutions that respond directly to each project’s needs. From custom finishes to adjusted proportions to refined details, every solution is shaped with intention.

Our agile process ensures fast prototyping, careful material selection, and design integrity from concept to completion.

A recent example is the collaboration with GamFratesi for Puro Hotel, where selected lamps were reinterpreted with a bespoke bronze finish and softer proportions, creating a calm interplay of light and material throughout the space.

Planning a project? Whether you need 50 or 500 fixtures, share your ideas, sketches, or specifications with us.

Read more at LYFA.com

At LYFA, we partner with architects and designers to adapt existing designs or develop bespoke lighting solutions that respond directly to each project’s needs. From custom finishes to adjusted proportions to refined details, every solution is shaped with intention.

Our agile process ensures fast prototyping, careful material selection, and design integrity from concept to completion.

A recent example is the collaboration with GamFratesi for Puro Hotel, where selected lamps were reinterpreted with a bespoke bronze finish and softer proportions, creating a calm interplay of light and material throughout the space.

Planning a project? Whether you need 50 or 500 fixtures, share your ideas, sketches, or specifications with us.

Read more at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

Bent Karlby (1919–1998) stands as one of Denmark’s most versatile lighting designers of the 20th century. His collaboration with LYFA began in the 1940s and continued for nearly four decades — shaping a legacy defined by innovation and clarity of vision.

Known for his soft light, organic shapes, and hallmark peepholes, Karlby continuously evolved his design language, later exploring pure geometric forms such as cones, cylinders, and arcs, often combined with playful colours.

Working independently throughout his career, he remained uncompromising in his approach. Today, his designs — from PEANUT and MOSAIK to NINOTCHKA, PAN, and beyond — continue to define a distinct chapter in Danish lighting. Find his pieces at LYFA.com

From pendant to wall — NINOTCHKA evolves.

Originally designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, the iconic silhouette is reintroduced as a wall-mounted edition. The organic form and asymmetric drapes translate seamlessly into a sculptural wall piece, delivering direct downlight and diffused ambient uplight. A new chapter for a genuine design icon.

Pre-order now at LYFA.com

From pendant to wall — NINOTCHKA evolves.

Originally designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, the iconic silhouette is reintroduced as a wall-mounted edition. The organic form and asymmetric drapes translate seamlessly into a sculptural wall piece, delivering direct downlight and diffused ambient uplight. A new chapter for a genuine design icon.

Pre-order now at LYFA.com

From pendant to wall — NINOTCHKA evolves.

Originally designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, the iconic silhouette is reintroduced as a wall-mounted edition. The organic form and asymmetric drapes translate seamlessly into a sculptural wall piece, delivering direct downlight and diffused ambient uplight. A new chapter for a genuine design icon.

Pre-order now at LYFA.com

From pendant to wall — NINOTCHKA evolves.

Originally designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, the iconic silhouette is reintroduced as a wall-mounted edition. The organic form and asymmetric drapes translate seamlessly into a sculptural wall piece, delivering direct downlight and diffused ambient uplight. A new chapter for a genuine design icon.

Pre-order now at LYFA.com

From pendant to wall — NINOTCHKA evolves.

Originally designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, the iconic silhouette is reintroduced as a wall-mounted edition. The organic form and asymmetric drapes translate seamlessly into a sculptural wall piece, delivering direct downlight and diffused ambient uplight. A new chapter for a genuine design icon.

Pre-order now at LYFA.com

From pendant to wall — NINOTCHKA evolves.

Originally designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, the iconic silhouette is reintroduced as a wall-mounted edition. The organic form and asymmetric drapes translate seamlessly into a sculptural wall piece, delivering direct downlight and diffused ambient uplight. A new chapter for a genuine design icon.

Pre-order now at LYFA.com

From pendant to wall — NINOTCHKA evolves.

Originally designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, the iconic silhouette is reintroduced as a wall-mounted edition. The organic form and asymmetric drapes translate seamlessly into a sculptural wall piece, delivering direct downlight and diffused ambient uplight. A new chapter for a genuine design icon.

Pre-order now at LYFA.com

From pendant to wall — NINOTCHKA evolves.

Originally designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, the iconic silhouette is reintroduced as a wall-mounted edition. The organic form and asymmetric drapes translate seamlessly into a sculptural wall piece, delivering direct downlight and diffused ambient uplight. A new chapter for a genuine design icon.

Pre-order now at LYFA.com

From pendant to wall — NINOTCHKA evolves.

Originally designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, the iconic silhouette is reintroduced as a wall-mounted edition. The organic form and asymmetric drapes translate seamlessly into a sculptural wall piece, delivering direct downlight and diffused ambient uplight. A new chapter for a genuine design icon.

Pre-order now at LYFA.com

From pendant to wall — NINOTCHKA evolves.

Originally designed by Bent Karlby in 1954, the iconic silhouette is reintroduced as a wall-mounted edition. The organic form and asymmetric drapes translate seamlessly into a sculptural wall piece, delivering direct downlight and diffused ambient uplight. A new chapter for a genuine design icon.

Pre-order now at LYFA.com