Interior designers often stop by this gallery to look for unusual light fixtures or lamps that could become the “highlight” of their new project.
Indeed, at the “Velt” gallery you can find objects that will fit perfectly into both a classic interior style and an ultra-modern design. For example, ceiling lights resembling transparent icicles with a flat end can be hung above a bar counter or above a staircase in the space between floors. Their advantage is that, despite their transparency, they emit a soft, non-glaring light.
The same can be said about the table lamp, which resembles a transparent glass tube with a bent end. There are no visible wires or bulbs in it, yet it gives off a soft glow. The secret lies in the LED hidden in the base. Its light passes through the lamp’s fiber-optic “gooseneck,” creating the illusion of glowing glass.
In addition, the “Velt” gallery sells handmade goblets, shot glasses, and vases. They are also made of glass in a distinctive manner characteristic of Polish craftsmen. Some of them have a thick stem yet extremely delicate engraving. In short, you are sure to find a couple of exclusive pieces here that you can take away as a memory of Warsaw.
