LYFA

LYFA is the second-oldest lighting company in Denmark, founded in 1903 and originally named Kjøbenhavns Lampe -og Lysekronefabrik (Copenhagen Lamp and Chandelier Factory) with KLLF as the abbreviated version. The brand's aim is to create lighting designs for all occasions and to be the light in everyone's daily life. The concept behind the company is to design 'the good light', a concept that has stayed the same since 1903. LYFA prides itself on crafting and exploring lighting designs that build on decades of proud traditions within Danish design. By the 1930s, LYFA had won multiple awards for its spectacular lamps and successful partnerships with designers such as Bent Karlby and Simon P. Henningsen. These collaborations resulted in iconic products and designs that are still just as popular today as they were in 1930.

In 1998, LYFA, unfortunately, was forced to close its doors, and the switch to one of Denmark's oldest lighting companies was turned off. LYFA was sitting untouched for decades until 2020, when the company relaunched itself at the iconic Copenhagen 3 Days of Design. The design director and owner of LYFA stated, 'Our designs, philosophy and approach to lighting deserve recognition and seeing the light of day once again. I wanted to bring the lamps up-to-date and fit contemporary living while staying true to the original design language'. Clearly demonstrating the passion and timeless nature of the company as they make their return. The LYFA catalogue has been formed from pure aesthetics and a purposeful design philosophy shaped by decades of dedicated craftsmanship and captivating lighting designs. Their luminaires are crafted to impeccable quality standards and offer light arrangements for every home, occasion and situation.