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LSA: Sixty Years of Considered Design

LSA sold their first ever product, a bright orange enamel coffee pot, at Terence Conran's Habitat in London, 1966. Sixty years on, the brand has evolved and grown, but thoughtful, considered design, quality materials and skilled craftsmanship still define every piece that we create.

A modern, asymmetrical white vase with a matte finish sits on a textured, fluted pedestal against a beige background with dramatic lighting and shadows.

The 1966 Vase

The 1966 Vase celebrates LSA's 60th anniversary, taking its inspiration from 1960's London, and the cultural movement during which LSA was founded. An experimental, fluid form is paired with a bold finish to create a statement vase evocative of the cultural movement that informed design for decades to come.

The 1966 Vase is a limited edition of 100 pieces, each individually numbered by hand.

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The 1966 Vase by lsa-international—a modern, asymmetrical, limited edition white vase—displays three orange calla lilies with long green stems set against a plain white background.
Introducing the 1966 Vase by lsa-international—a modern, handcrafted collector’s piece in crisp white, elegantly arranged with vibrant orange roses, sunny yellow billy balls, spiky white blooms, and fresh green foliage. Set against a simple white background, this limited edition vase is designed to elevate any space with its artistic appeal.
Boris

Boris

Inspired by the simple geometry of cylinders and circles, Boris is one of our long-established collections. The pairing of a heavy base with a fine rim is only possible through expert hand production.

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Two glasses of red wine on a wooden table, with a small vase of white flowers, plates with bread and cheese, and a red napkin in the background.

Wine Culture

Intuitively designed and elegantly proportioned, Wine Culture is for the discerning individual who appreciates the subtle nuances of modern design. The bowls of each glass are mouth blown by master craftsmen using the highest quality materials, with hand drawn stems and feet shaped and applied by hand.

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Two colorful glass jars with wooden lids sit on a shelf next to a bowl of green grapes and a red book titled JACQUES FERRIER. One jar is orange and yellow, the other is green with blue and black stripes.

Folk

Colourful striped carafes and decorative pieces inspired by traditional Polish Lowicki fabrics. Solid, coloured glass rods are fused with a gather of clear glass and then mouth blown into a bespoke mould. The skilled, handmade process produces distinctive folk-inspired patterns and organic forms, with no two vessels ever being the same. Winner 2024, The Good Design® Award from The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design.

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A wooden sideboard holds a plate of fruit, a cake on a glass stand, and a stack of plates, with sunlight casting shadows on a paneled white wall behind.

Konstantin

Designed as a centrepiece, the Konstantin cakestand is mouth-blown and shaped by the most skilled of the master craftsmen. No two pieces are ever the same, yet the quality and scale are maintained to create a unique item.

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Three glass bowls with silver and gold metallic rims sit on a wooden table. One bowl contains wrapped chocolates. A fuzzy beige couch is in the background.

Host

Simple yet exceptional mouth-blown glass bowls featuring a gentle radius with a thick polished rim. Host bowls are available in clear glass or hand painted in 24 karat gold or platinum.

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Host

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£115
Worth £132
£115
Worth £132