LZF

In 1994, Sandro Totthil and Marivi Calvo founded their design company, initially known as Luzifer. Calvo, an artist, created the first lamps - simple upright hand-painted wood tubes. The couple displayed their creations at the Madrid Gift Fair, where a buyer for a hotel project in Mallorca placed an order for 700 units, marking their breakthrough. Today, LZF lamps can be found in private homes and prominent structures worldwide, including the Sony Centre in Berlin and the Metropol in Barcelona. The company's success is largely attributed to their use of high-quality tulipwood veneers sourced from FSC forests in the Eastern USA. All LZF lamps are designed in-house and hand-assembled at their factory, a converted winery located in the village of Chiva on the outskirts of Valencia. In 2013, the company launched the award-winning High-Fidelity campaign, which drew inspiration from 50s jazz and album graphics. The campaign featured a CD with tracks composed by Rithma, named after each lamp in the collection. LZF's commitment to innovation continues with the introduction of remote control on/off/dimming options, which they refer to as democratizing domotics. In 2015, the Chou by Yonoh studio creativo and the Asterico by Cuatro Cuatros were both awarded prestigious iF Product Design Awards.