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J. & L. Lobmeyr was founded in Vienna in 1823 by Joseph Lobmeyr—exactly 200 years ago. We quickly became purveyor to the Imperial Court. A love of the material, an emotional relationship to the product, and personal commitment has defined each generation. Lobmeyr glasses are still blown, cut, engraved, and polished entirely by hand. All of our lighting products are manufactured at our atelier workshops in the heart of Vienna. The Lobmeyr company focuses on a contemporary interpretation of glass and light, and never stops cultivating its heritage. The old inspires the new, and traditional knowledge facilitates innovation. Together with designers like Josef Hoffmann and Adolf Loos in the past, and today Ted Muehling, formafantasma, and Michael Anastassiades among others, we create fine handmade crystal and chandeliers that are appreciated by connoisseurs all over the world.
Andreas, Leonid, and Johannes Rath
Managing partners in 6th generation
LOBMEYR BRIDAL REGISTRY
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Never gets old. Last night, as these rose moments before the orchestra began “The Hours”, was no exception. The frisson always happens.
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In designing his ‘Balloon’ drinking set for Lobmeyr, Ted Muehling said, “I tried to go back in time, to pre-stemware when glasses were both sensible and poetic. They celebrated the contents within.” To the bottom of the simple and utilitarian balloon-shaped tumbler, he added a hand-painted eye, a motif popular during the Biedermeier period. Muehling liked the humor of discovering the 👁️ when the wine is finished. #rrunberg #tedmuehling
#Repost @rrunberg
#lobmeyrballoon by @tedmuehling
We brought a little piece of the forest indoors with this mushroom-adorned tabletop-- made complete with our vintage bone flatware for that added a sense of true Wyoming charm 🖤
#Repost @xowyoandco
#lobmeyrpatrician
Design + Florals @magnoliaranchevents
Photography @roslyn.smithers
Venue @amangani
Tabletop @xowyoandco
