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LYFA is a visionary home of iconic classics from some of Denmark’s most influential lighting designers. Their enduring designs explore and enhance good lighting in all its facets and shapes. The LYFA collection is founded on pure aesthetics and a purposeful design philosophy shaped by decades of dedicated craftsmanship and captivating lighting designs. The design classics are crafted to impeccable quality standards and offer light arrangements for every home, occasion and situation.

For this year’s 3daysofdesign exhibition LYFA unveils the re-launch of a true Danish lighting icon, that with its unique shape, mesmerising details and sculpturesque appearance, puzzled its spectators in the 60’s. During this re-launch, LYFA experiments further with dimensions and areas of usability to build on its range and spectacularity.

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