SOAP 11 - Chandelier
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Bomma Soap 11 Chandelier - The magical quality of iridescence
This Bomma Soap 11 Chandelier was inspired by the varied colors, transparency and continuously changing shapes – the characteristic features of soap bubbles. When lighted, the metallic sheen of its surface transforms to iridescent and translucent, exposing its crystal character. The entire Soap collection is produced by Bomma using the technique of hand-blowing without a form. This means, that every Soap droplet is unique in its shape.
The seemingly perfect droplet of molten glass is given a unique shape, as well as a unique color spectrum. Among Bomma's Soap Collection’s main advantages are the options to create impressive compositions from a larger number of individual light fixtures or combining their color schemes.
The Soap collection is crafted by Bomma in Svetla, Czech Republic.
Fascinating, surprising and very modern, Bomma's Soap will give life and character to any type of interior. At the heart of a living room, above a dining room table, a desk or reassuring star in a bedroom, it will bring its elegantly futuristic touch to your different spaces.
The Soap collection was designed by Ota Svoboda for Bomma lighting.
The Soap collection by Bomma is available as single pendants or in cluster fixtures as SOAP 3, SOAP 5, SOAP 7, and SOAP 10 square.
Meet the designer
Ota Svoboda
Ota Svoboda, a talented designer with a background from the Glass School in Nový Bor, began his career as part of the design duo Born in Bor. In 2013, he joined Bomma, where his exceptional skill and creative vision quickly elevated him to the role of head of product development and the key force behind new design innovations. Svoboda's approach merges artistic creativity with deep expertise in glass craftsmanship and technological advancements. At Bomma, he has played a crucial role in the technological evolution of each collection, ensuring that the designs push the boundaries of contemporary glassmaking. Svoboda’s work is known for its seamless blend of traditional techniques and modern aesthetics, making him a central figure in Bomma’s success and a standout talent in the world of glass design.
