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Lighted figures

25 February 2016

Cristina Morozzi

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Lladrò is a historic Spanish brand, known for its variety of products, including traditional miniatures. They recently renovated their tone with a 2016 collection designed by Jamie Hayon, an internationally known artist from Valencia known for his playful approach. He created ironic, stylized miniatures for the brightly and intensely coloured series, “Dazzle”. Lladrò Atelier presented another new collection of lamps and figurines in 2016 at January’s Maison&Objet, by the famous Japanese designer Hisakazu Shimizu, who was inspired by historic Japanese figures. He took advantage of the porcelain’s opulence to offer playful versions to table lamps.

Chihuahua with marshmallows, Lladrò
Hanging lamp, Lladrò
Hanging lamp, Lladrò
Goossiping - red and yellow and pink, Lladrò
Lampada disegnata da Hisakazu Shimizu per Lladrò, 2016
Jack Russell with licorice, Lladrò
The Guest collection by Lladró Atelier
Chicken top joy by Jaime Hayon, Lladrò

WHERE: One Lladro Drive – Moonachie, NJ 07074

Lladrò is a historic Spanish brand, known for its variety of products, including traditional miniatures. They recently renovated their tone with a 2016 collection designed by Jamie Hayon, an internationally known artist from Valencia known for his playful approach. He created ironic, stylized miniatures for the brightly and intensely coloured series, “Dazzle”. Lladrò Atelier presented another new collection of lamps and figurines in 2016 at January’s Maison&Objet, by the famous Japanese designer Hisakazu Shimizu, who was inspired by historic Japanese figures. He took advantage of the porcelain’s opulence to offer playful versions to table lamps.

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