
Brighten your morning
Lladró table lamps combine beauty and sculptural perfection with functionality. The straight lines and proportions of the lamp shade harmonizes with the figurative forms at the base. The serene beauty of the woman brings feelings of peace and calm encapsuled in meditation. A perfect decorative complement for all types of environments.
This lamp of very fine porcelain comes from the manufacturer Lladró, the factory owned by the family for more than 50 years. Located in the “porcelain city” in Tavernes Blanques near Valencia which has gained international fame for its sculptures.
Designed by José Luis Santos. Figurine of fired fine white porcelain and in delicate colors painted by hand. Lampshade made of white chintz.
A Modern Decor
The bedroom decor in a modernly designed home has gone through some major changes in this past years. Italian interior designers now, more than ever, recommend to adorn the room with bedside lamps that are not identical but instead that complement each other. This fashion has come to the surface as the need of the people to express their individuality making their side of the bed more in tune with their inner selves, while preserving the tone of the bedroom decor.
Shaping History
All LLADRO pieces are handmade in the brand’s headquarters in Valencia, following an entirely handcrafted process that has never stopped innovating both in its decorative techniques and in the style of pieces. This excellence in the creative processes would not be possible without an incredible team of accomplished artists, who contribute their expertise and know-how to achieve the desired technical and artistic quality.
From the initial sketches to the firing in the kiln at high temperatures, each step in the process is made by expert sculptors, ornamentation artists, painters and other artisans who work very closely with the Lladró family. The result are pieces in harmony with the sensibility of men and women from all over the world.
Quality is another major feature in the company’s culture, whose commitment is to ensure the owner of a Lladró work that the piece has been carefully elaborated down to the tiniest detail.
