PUFF-BUFF is a Polish lighting label launched in 2004 by Anna Siedlecka, an industrial and interior designer, and Radek Achramowicz, an architect and lighting designer. The studio is best known for lamps and spectacular chandeliers made of air-filled parts, and every lamp is hand-crafted in its studio-workshop in Warsaw. "We work mostly with the air", the designers say, "the most elusive … material you can imagine". Their motto is creativity, innovation and humour, and they also design custom-made lamps for architects, interior designers and private clients.
PUFF-BUFF draws on the creative projects of the sixties and seventies and on the bioluminescence of glowing sea creatures such as jellyfish. The shades are made of PVC or TPU film, filled with air: light as a feather. LULLABY is a chandelier inspired by Baroque forms and Murano glass, with eight air-filled arms that look like glass but weigh almost nothing. ORCA is an eight-part dome inspired by the killer whale, in matt black and satin white. BLUE GRASS swaps air for clear acrylic and steel springs: a field of small diffusers, each with its own LED, that sway with every movement of air.
The selection here includes pendant lights such as ORCA and BLUE GRASS, chandeliers such as LULLABY, flush ceiling lights such as HALF STAR, and standing lamps, among them ORCA and BIG PUFF.
