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Elizevar

BLUEBERRY

Project

The “BLUEBERRY Table Lamp” by Elizevar is a contemporary reinterpretation of the classic table lamp, transforming a familiar household object into a sculptural presence defined by bold volumes and warm ambient light. Influenced by Brutalist architecture, the design is reduced to essential geometric forms that combine strong proportions with expressive coloured finishes.

When switched off, the lamp appears as a sculptural object; when illuminated, it emits a soft glow that shapes the atmosphere of the space. It consists of four separate components connected by screw joints, allowing for simple assembly, disassembly and individual replacement of damaged parts. It uses a standard replaceable E14 LED bulb.
The lightweight 3D-printed shell is finished with high-gloss lacquer, which defines the lamp’s character while protecting it from UV radiation, handling and other external influences. Printing and finishing are carried out in collaboration with Slovenian manufacturers using locally sourced materials, while final assembly is completed by Elizevar.

The project emphasises sustainability and longevity through repairability, replaceable components and a standardised light source. In 2026, the “BLUEBERRY Table Lamp” received a Product Design Award at the BIG SEE Festival.

Year

2024

Mentors and collaborators

Marijo Županov (photography)

Author

Elizevar is a furniture and lighting design studio founded in 2022 by architect and designer Špela Kočevar, following her presentation at SaloneSatellite, part of Salone del Mobile in Milan.

Over the past seven years, she has lived and worked between Slovenia and Hamburg. Her experience of different cultural environments has shaped a design approach centred on bringing together seemingly contrasting elements. Her work combines raw Brutalist forms, bold colours, pronounced materiality and strong spatial presence, exploring the balance between restraint and expressiveness.

Her professional experience spans architecture, interior design, construction project management and hands-on work in a woodworking workshop. This broad background has shaped a process-led approach that is sensitive to the qualities of materials.

Elizevar develops sculptural furniture and lighting in which functionality and expressive form coexist. The studio explores how everyday objects can become distinctive spatial elements through bold proportions, vivid colours and a clear material expression.

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