LLOT LLOV

29/10/2026

The OSIS BO Wall Light pairs our signature OSIS Surface in flexible birch veneer with a sleek metal frame. When lit, it casts a warm, ambient glow that perfectly highlights the wood’s natural grain.
Featured here in OSIS: 04_24_Fango

📸 Magda Dziewit

12/10/2026

Since 2012, LLOT LLOV has been developing innovative surface treatments for wood. Building on the Wooden Aquarelle technique – a fluid interplay of water-soluble pigments developed by designer Meike Harde -LLOT LLOV has evolved the process into a new design language: ALIR, a dynamic, self-organizing color gradient that turns wood into a fluid canvas.
The TILO Seat makes this surface tangible. Built from straightforward, intersecting wooden planes with an architectural silhouette and an extended armrest as its most distinctive element, the chair is a study in contrast: a rigorous, geometric structure carrying a soft, charismatic finish.

08/10/2026

The MAK Vase translates traditional rope techniques into a striking, sculptural vessel. Enveloped in a dense, tactile fringe of thick, dark threads, this bold outer shell reimagines conventional macramé to create a highly textured, grounded centerpiece. Beneath this voluminous textile exterior lies a functional core: a mouth-blown glass container designed to elegantly hold cut flowers or soil for live plants. The vase is the result of a dedicated social workshop Dobbins and Daughters based in Riga, Latvia.

📸 Magda Dziewit

05/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate 20 years of LLOT LLOV at the Currents Berlin festival. It was a true pleasure to welcome so many of you to Jalousiefabrik in Berlin Kreuzberg. currents.berlin

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate 20 years of LLOT LLOV at the Currents Berlin festival. It was a true pleasure to welcome so many of you to Jalousiefabrik in Berlin Kreuzberg. currents.berlin

The abandoned factory is the perfect backdrop for this exhibition — places like this reflect the Berlin that drew us to this city in the first place. In its old workshop spaces, we’re showing new pieces that revisit the materials and production processes behind 20 years of our work. currents.berlin

The abandoned factory is the perfect backdrop for this exhibition — places like this reflect the Berlin that drew us to this city in the first place. In its old workshop spaces, we’re showing new pieces that revisit the materials and production processes behind 20 years of our work.

For those who couldn’t join us, here are a few impressions of the space and introduces some of the pieces.

For those who couldn’t join us, here are a few impressions of the space and introduces some of the pieces.

We also presented the evolution of our signature OSIS surface — an exploration begun in 2012, where salt and pigment organically transform wood veneer. This show also marks the official debut of ALIR, our new surface and the latest chapter in the studio’s ongoing love for experimental, tactile design.

We also presented the evolution of our signature OSIS surface — an exploration begun in 2012, where salt and pigment organically transform wood veneer. This show also marks the official debut of ALIR, our new surface and the latest chapter in the studio’s ongoing love for experimental, tactile design.

Building on Wooden Aquarelle — a fluid interplay of water-soluble pigments developed by designer Meike Harde — LLOT LLOV has evolved the process into a new design language: a dynamic, self-organizing colour gradient that turns wood into a fluid canvas.

Building on Wooden Aquarelle — a fluid interplay of water-so

15/09/2026

Thank you for coming by at Jalousiefabrik

currents.berlin

It was a wonderful night.

Thanks to making it happen





Norbert

magda_dziewit

Great exhibitors

BalzerBalzer

Baugruppe Jalousiefabrik

Celeste Burlina

crafting plastics! studio

find attached

hap by Maxi Hoffmann
biz

llot llov

MOSS Objects

nils sorger

Obscure Objects

manuel andré dornhege

TECTA & Pascal Hien Office for Design
wohnobjekte

Noël Saavedra

保馬 ＝ Yasuma

pictures by Jasmin

10/09/2026

09/09/2026

It all began on a long Berlin night in 2005 and suddenly it is two decades later and Ania Bauer and Jacob Brinck are celebrating 20 years of LLOT LLOV.

As part of the Currents. Design in Berlin festival, we invite you to celebrate this milestone with us. We are hosting the event in a true berlin location: a former factory on Pücklerstraße, right in the heart of Kreuzberg in Berlin.

This exhibition is not a traditional retrospective, but rather our very personal declaration of love to the Berlin community from which we emerged.

We are showcasing our latest objects, designed as a tribute to the journey of our studio. Experience how we translate traditional craftsmanship—such as macramé, knitwear, and textile treatments into design.

Jalousiefabrik
Pücklerstraße 24
Berlin Kreuzberg

When:
10.09.2026, 12:00-18:00
11.09.2026, 12:00-20:00
12.09.2026, 12:00-22:00
13.09.2026, 12:00-16:00

Foto: Micki Rosi Richter

31/08/2026

As part of CURRENTS, the new design festival in Berlin, the former window blinds factory - JALOUSIEFABRIK - in Berlin-Kreuzberg will open to the public for a few days, coinciding with Art Week, for the first time in decades.

In operation as a window blinds factory from 1900 to 2020, the space still features untouched historic machinery alongside a well-preserved residential wing with 1950s architectural details.

Fourteen Perspectives Offering an Overview of Design and Architecture in Berlin. The participating exhibitors will each present their work in the various spaces, showcasing the wide range of Berlin’s contemporary design and architecture scene.

When:
10.09.2026, 12:00–18:00 Uhr
11.09.2026, 12:00–20:00 Uhr
12.09.2026, 12:00–22:00 Uhr
13.09.2026, 12:00–16:00 Uhr


Closing Event:
12.09.2026, 15:00–22:00 Uhr

Where:
JALOUSIEFABRIK
Pücklerstraße 24, Kreuzberg, Berlin

Exhibitors:
Balzer Balzer Studio, Baugruppe Jalousiefabrik, Celeste Burlina, Crafting Plastics, Find Attached, HAP Ceramics, Hot Legs, Laura Waclawek, LLOT LLOV, Moss Objects, Nils Sorge, Obscure Objects, Studio Mad, TECTA & Pascal Hien, Weberei

A pop-up bar by LA FLOR is opening on the ground floor.

BalzerBalzer
Baugruppe Jalousiefabrik
Celeste Burlina
crafting plastics! studio
find attached
hap by Maxi Hoffmannbiz
llot llov
Laura Waclawek
MOSS Objects
nils sorger
Obscure Objects
manuel andré dornhege
TECTA & Pascal Hien Office for Design
Noël Saavedra

17/08/2026

OSIS is a process of ongoing evolution — salt, pigment, and wood in constant dialogue. Out of our latest studio developments, a new set of shades has emerged to expand the possibilities for your next custom piece, table, or shelving unit.

06_21 CHICKPEA: A warm, light beige where big salt chunks draw out soft, deep caramel pigments.
01_46 PLUM: A rich, reddish-purple displaying organic, cell-like shapes with dark pigment centers.
06_11 FLOW: A cool slate-blue defined by bold, rock-patterned structures and a striking yellow gradient.
04_24 FANGO: An earthy dark brown with a dense sprinkle of fine speckles for a deeply intricate texture.

11/08/2026

Traditional Japanese vernacular meets cutting-edge design at The Artificial Life Institute in Kyoto’s historic Gojo district. For this renovated teahouse by ., we supplied our OSIS surface in warm grey for the custom-built cabinet. The handmade, organic texture adds a beautiful, nature-inspired layer to the main meeting room, sitting in stunning contrast with the rich material palette of traditional tatami mats and oxidised copper. 📸 Edvinas Bruzas