FAQ

Blurries is a Prague-based design studio focused on glass lighting and decorative objects. Each piece begins as an unresolved idea and is developed through a precise, process-driven methodology into a technically resolved object. Czech glass-making tradition meets architectural thinking.

Martin Lukačka — architect, parametric designer, and lighting specialist based in Prague. Over a decade of experience in glass lighting, with projects in the USA, Middle East, Europe and Asia. Blurries is his design practice under its own name.

For more info about Martin, visit martinlukacka.com

The name describes those early-stage ideas that are still blurry — undefined, not yet resolved. That is where design is born.

Architectural thinking — proportion, structure, the logic of how things are put together. Natural forms enter the work when the geometry calls for it, not as decoration. The result is objects that are technically informed without being cold.

Czech glass — blown and cut — is the primary material across all collections. Secondary materials vary by collection: powder-coated metal, fabric, leather. All components are sourced and produced in the Czech Republic.

Yes — the collections are made to order, so colour, finish, size and fittings can be configured within the options listed for each product. The design itself stays as it is.

No — Blurries is a product studio. Bespoke and project-specific commissions are handled through blown.design, a separate studio for custom lighting developed from scratch. If a project needs a one-off piece designed from the ground up, that's the right starting point.

For more info, please visit www.blown.design

Yes — this is a natural fit. The background is architectural, the process is technical, and the work is used to being specified into projects. We speak the same language. Happy to help specify the right pieces for a space.

Yes. The collections are made to order, so a larger space is simply the same pieces supplied at scale — multiple units, matched finishes, configured to the setting and delivered together. The design doesn't change; the quantity and configuration do. Send us the scope and we'll confirm availability and lead time.

All orders are handled on an inquiry basis. Use the contact form or email us directly. We will confirm availability, lead time, and any configuration details before issuing an order confirmation.

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Once an order is confirmed, changes or cancellations are not possible without our written consent. Any change is at the Buyer’s cost. We recommend confirming all specifications — dimensions, finish, electrical parameters — before sign-off.

All Blurries products are made to order. As custom-configured goods, they are exempt from the standard 14-day right of withdrawal. If you receive a defective product, see our warranty and damage claim conditions.

Blurries pieces start from €700. The final price depends on the configuration, material selection, and quantity. Contact us for a detailed quote.

50% deposit within 7 days of order confirmation. The remaining balance is due prior to shipment. Full advance payment may be required for certain orders — this will be specified in the order confirmation.

6 to 12 weeks from order confirmation, depending on the product and current production schedule. We will confirm the exact lead time at the time of your inquiry.

Check the piece on receipt and report any damage within 10 business days. Include photographs of the packaging and the damage. We will arrange a replacement or repair. Claims submitted after this window may not be accepted.

24 months from the date of purchase, covering manufacturing defects. The warranty does not cover damage caused by improper installation, misuse, or normal wear. Electrical components must be installed by a qualified electrician.

Yes. We have worked with international clients and ship across Europe and beyond. Shipping costs and arrangements are confirmed at the time of order. Pieces are packed to withstand transport.

Wipe with a dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive materials and chemical cleaners. The cut glass surfaces are durable but can scratch — handle with care. Do not submerge or expose to prolonged moisture.

Wipe with a dry cloth. Do not use water, oils, or chemical products. Natural leather will develop a patina over time — this is expected and part of the material character. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.