phenomena
Transient images of the eternal
Transient images of the eternal
The name chosen for this BOMMA collection, inspired by basic geometric shapes, comes from the Greek word for ‘appearances.’ According to Plato’s teachings, phenomena are mere transient images of eternal and perfect forms and thus inherently unreal. A fitting name for objects made of glass – a material that is both rigid and flexible, as well as strong, yet fragile. These lighting fixtures, in an array of fascinating sizes, are hand-blown into custom-made forms that combine both clear and colored glass. The color gradient is created by being gradually blown into the molten mass, as if breathing life into this collection. The flawlessly smooth shape of the crystal light is accented by a sophisticated polished mounting, highlighting a perfect blend of materials and aesthetics.
Flat for travellers, Czechia
Egypt
north coast and zamalek residence, egypt
Prague, Czech Republic
šárecký dvůr, czechia
Prague, Czech republic
soffa magazine editorial, czechia
Warsaw, Poland
złota 44, warsaw
Prague, Czech Republic
depo flagship store, prague
Various
poliform
Czech Republic
ton
Czech Republic
canape by soffa, prague
Germany
bomma catalog, germany
Italy
palermouno, italy
Czech Republic
highlights by lemarket, prague
Mallorca
espacio home design, mallorca
Czech Republic
ton catalog, czechia
France
metaphores catalog, france
Prague
bomma atelier, prague
Prague
bomma catalogue, czechia
DECHEM Studio was established in Prague in 2012 by Michaela Tomiskova and Jakub Jandourek. They first met at the Novy Bor School of Glass, where they both fell in love with the earliest synthesised material in human history. While Michaela went on to study product design at AAAD Prague (Academy of Arts Prague) and later worked for several acclaimed design studios, Jakub continued to hone his skills in the lighting industry, specialising in glass workmanship, technology, and manufacturing. Since establishing DECHEM Studio they have focused on product design and maintained a special attention to glass.
