Artist: Lennart Nissmark
Diameter: 16 cm
Weight: 4.8 kg
Blue Heaven is a unique art glass designed by the renowned Swedish glass artist Lennart Nissmark. With its sweeping shapes and deep blue tones, it evokes the infinity of the sky and the mystery of the sea. Each line and color shift is the result of Nissmark's intuitive work with the inherent power of glass - a meeting of natural elements and human creativity.
Who is it for?
This piece is perfect for:
Art lovers seeking a unique collectible.
Design-conscious homes where every detail is carefully selected.
Businesses and public spaces that want to signal quality, culture and Scandinavian aesthetics.
Blue Heaven is a decorative object and an expression of timeless elegance.
Where does it fit?
In the home:
On a side table in the living room, where natural light makes the colors shift with the light.
In a library or study, as a quiet contrast to the structure of books.
As a central focal point on a console or pedestal, preferably against a light or neutral background.
In a business environment:
In the entrance or reception area, where it sets the tone for the visitor experience.
In boardrooms or conference rooms, as an expression of vision and creativity.
In hotels or gallery environments, where art and design are part of the brand.
Decorating tips
Place near spotlights or windows to highlight the transparency and color play of the glass.
Let the work speak for itself in a clean and uncluttered environment.
About Lennart Nissmark
Lennart Nissmark is a Swedish glass artist with roots in the Småland glass kingdom. His work is characterized by bold shapes, intuitive coloring and a strong sense of the movement of glass. Nissmark often works with unique pieces, where each object is allowed to develop in dialog with the material rather than following a fixed template.
Blue Heaven is an expression of his fascination with the forces of nature - sky, sea, wind - and how these can be captured in a moment of frozen light. It is a work of both stillness and movement, evoking emotion in the viewer.