Lucky Akebia collection is a story about lightness and sincerity, about the perfection of simple things. The brand's designers, Anna and Sergey Bayersdorf, found resonance in the tiny bud of the Japanese akebia flower and reflected it in glass of a variety of textures and shades.

The collection consists of a series of glass lamps: table, wall and floor lamps. Each of them is presented in two different sizes.

The lamps are available in five colors - white, green, red, beige and black and white. They are suitable for both bright monochrome interiors and for rooms that need bright colors.

This collection is exclusively represented by Victoria Yakusha Gallery.

Architectural Digest Germany writes that the Akebia lamp “resembles the opening of a bud that announces the arrival of spring.” The publication noted that Furn Object designers approach their projects playfully, almost naively, and with carefree ease.

The collection takes its name from the aquebia flower, although its concept has evolved to reflect what a person feels in nature, instead of the aesthetics of just one specific plant.

The designers wanted to combine the timeless comfort of nature, its elegance and simplicity together with vitality and passion in objects that are massive and light at the same time.

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