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Laurent by Lambert & Fils studio

Laurent by Lambert & Fils studio

Laurent by Lambert & Fils studio

This contemporary collection – by Lambert & Fils Studio – combines the classic Bauhaus milk globe with a series of sculptural forms that carve through space, moving between line, surface, and volume.

The different models combine in endless patterns to inhabit any space with subtlety and quiet power.

“Our research focused on the surface and the form. Here, the globe acts as the link between the two” says Samuel Lambert, the studio’s founder, and creative director.

In keeping with its commitment to working with local, skilled trades, the team called upon the expertise of a Quebec glass blower to craft this latest lighting collection.

As with all Lambert & Fils collections, Laurent is designed, manufactured, and assembled locally.

About Lambert & Fils

Lambert et Fils is a Montreal-based lighting design studio founded in 2010 by Samuel Lambert.

The studio’s original and custom lamps for residential and commercial settings take cues from mid-century Modernism, the Industrial Age, and Lambert’s own minimalist aesthetic.

Photo credit : Arseni Khamzin

The studio revisits iconic motifs across the range of these influences to create its own distinctive collections.

Lambert & Fils commits itself to a tradition of quality, in-house design, and craftsmanship in lighting.

 

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