KOLARZ, the leading European lighting company is showcasing sensational new modern and classic designs at Light + Building in Frankfurt this week.
The new collections, which include spectacular grand Murano glass chandeliers, contemporary glass pieces and stunning hand-painted wall lights are some of the exciting new additions to the KOLARZ range.
The new lights showcase the versatility and innovative talent of the KOLARZ design team, dedicated to producing beautiful and exciting modern and classical luxury lighting designs for both residential and commercial interiors.
Murano Chandeliers – traditional and contemporary
We are introducing several new opulent and grand Murano glass, crystal and gold plated chandeliers. The lights have been hand crafted from the finest Venetian glass, embellished with 24 carat gold leaf carefully applied by hand to these beautiful creations, made by our team of fine craftsmen in our European workshops.
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Introducing the hand-painted spot light
Innovative and striking hand painted wall spots, inspired by Gustav Klimt’s iconic painting style are being launched at Light + Building. These beautiful lights combine contemporary styling with luxurious hand painted frames.
Project work
Our comprehensive bespoke service designs and manufactures a wide range of lights for private residences, restaurants, stately homes, high profile commercial buildings, exclusive hotels and restaurants and many private residences throughout the world.
The KOLARZ high profile client list includes the Shanghai Tower, Chatsworth House, John Lewis, Harrods, and there are some exciting projects on the drawing board.
“We are very excited about the new lights and products we are launching at Frankfurt. Our designers have worked hard to innovate, and our high skilled production teams have created exceptional lights and we are proud to present our fabulous new lighting collection now”, says Martin Wögerbauer, CEO of KOLARZ.