Spring 2025: A Season of Encounters and Illumination
This spring, LZF Lamps embarked on a dynamic journey through four distinctive events that carried our lighting designs across continents from Europe to the Middle East. Each stop offered a unique opportunity to share our philosophy: that light is not only functional, but emotional, crafted, and deeply human.
During Milan Design Week, MENU a concept by Bodo Sperlein made its return, transforming the historic All Saints Anglican Church in Brera into a striking contemporary dining space. Far from a conventional banquet, MENU reimagined the idea of gathering around a table as a tribute to craftsmanship, materials, and innovation in design.
Set against the serene, architectural backdrop of the church, the installation unfolded like a composition: each object, texture, and light playing a precise role, much like ingredients in a refined recipe. The result was an immersive experience that invited visitors to engage with design on a sensory and emotional level, turning the act of “dining” into a poetic narrative of form and function.
Exhibition space of the Menu event
At the center of the exhibition, a sweeping 7-metre-long sculptural table became a natural gathering point, a fluid, organic form that echoed the grace and sophistication found throughout the space. Its elegant curves invited visitors to engage not only with the physical surroundings but also with the atmosphere of thoughtful design and material sensitivity that defined the experience.
Among the highlights were Osca, Voliere, and the standout Arabesque chandelier, each one a testament to Sperlein’s sculptural approach and LZF’s signature mastery of wood veneer.including Schotten & Hansen, Lobmeyr, Dibbern, LZF, Edelgrund, Bodo Sperlein and Gan Rugs These luminaires didn’t merely illuminate the space, they shaped it. Their presence offered a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity, turning the MENU setting into a dialogue between craftsmanship and contemporary design language. In this collaboration, LZF and Bodo Sperlein once again demonstrated how light can transcend function to become pure expression.
Arrangement of Osca lamps in large and small sizes
The exhibition brought together a selection of renowned names including Schotten & Hansen, Lobmevr, Dibbern, LZF, Edelgrund, Bodo Soerlein and Gan Rugs, each contributing their unique creative voice. The result was a seamless fusion of disciplines, where materials and forms spoke to one another in a language of elegance, precision, and innovation.
Hosted inside the atmospheric All Saints Anglican Church in Brera, the setting played a vital role. Its historic character offered a striking contrast to the contemporary installations, creating a space that encouraged reflection and engagement.
Osca Suspensión Lamp by Bodo Sperlein
This past April, during Fuorisalone 2025, LZF had the pleasure of participating in the second edition of Appartamento Spagnolo, a beautifully curated exhibition that paid tribute to the richness and diversity of Spanish design. Organized by Elle Decor Italia in collaboration with Calvi Brambilla Studio, the project brought together 17 outstanding Spanish brands across the interiors industry.
Blacknote Triplet Floor Lamp by Ramón Esteve
Hosted once again in the elegant Palazzo Castiglioni, right in the centre of Milan, the installation transformed five historic rooms and a lush garden into a vibrant showcase of creativity and craftsmanship. With a design concept inspired by the building’s architectural heritage, the spaces featured carefully chosen color palettes and wallpaper motifs that echoed the palace’s historic character.
Air Table Lamp by Ray Power
For LZF, it was an honour to be part of this celebration of national design excellence. Our lighting pieces stood alongside furniture, textiles, ceramics, and more each item part of a harmonious narrative that highlighted the quality and innovation Spain brings to the world of interiors. The setting not only reflected the beauty of our work but also allowed visitors to experience the emotional depth and artistry that defines LZF’s approach to light.
Igloo Lamp by Studio 11
Cloud Lamp by Candela Cort
Appartamento Spagnolo reminded us once again of the power of collaboration, culture, and design to create something truly memorable.
On April 28th, LZF took part in Design Dialogues II, a key networking event held in Riyadh, aimed at connecting international brands with local designers and specifiers in the habitat and design sector. The event provided a valuable opportunity to engage with some of the most active players in the Saudi market and explore potential collaborations tied to the country’s ambitious development projects.
Audience of the event during the presentation speeches.
Throughout the day, we had the chance to showcase our lighting collections, share samples, and present our catalogues to design studios and industry professionals interested in innovative materials and craftsmanship.
For LZF, it was a meaningful opportunity to expand our network, gain insights into large-scale projects underway in the region, and exchange ideas about the future of design and architecture in Saudi Arabia. We’re leaving Riyadh inspired and excited about the connections made and the possibilities ahead.
Fernando Gonzalez LZF’s brand Ambassador and contract specialist.
The event offered a fantastic platform to engage with a global audience and highlight LZF’s dedication to outstanding design and the thoughtful use of sustainable materials.
INDEX Saudi Arabia emphasized our ongoing mission to bring meaningful lighting solutions to diverse spaces, while reinforcing our commitment to growing internationally and partnering with leaders in interior design and architecture.
On May 1st, LZF had the pleasure of taking part in Fiesta & Design 2025, a vibrant and energetic event held at the iconic StreetXO restaurant, located on the fourth floor of the spectacular One Za’abeel complex in Dubai. Designed as a meeting point between Spanish brands and local design studios, the event was a true celebration of design, flavor, and professional connection.
LZF’s exhibition space.
LZF embraced the experience with enthusiasm, teaming up with local professionals in a playful yet meaningful atmosphere where design and creativity blended seamlessly with food and fun. Participants were divided into teams based on shared interests and potential project compatibility, identified by colored tags and aprons red for Spanish brands, black for local studios.
During one of the activities of the event.
After the challenge, participating companies had a chance to introduce themselves and share a bit about their creative vision. The event wrapped up with a relaxed cocktail reception, a group photo, and plenty of inspiring conversations.
All the attendees of the event at StreetXO restaurant.
At LZF, we truly value these kinds of gatherings where design goes beyond the object and becomes a shared experience. A big thank you to the organizers and all the attendees who made Fiesta & Design 2025 such a memorable event.
