The first lamps were made of blown concrete. This is a material that is light, easy to process, non-combustible and has an interesting texture. Today, most fo her orders are for hanging lamps. The process of making them has changed, and the material used is also different. Todays materials are mostly a mineral mixture, which in terms of properties (transparency, hardness) resembles porcelain. Lučkabučka offers handmade lamps from two existing collections as well as the production of unique lamps to order. She is also available for consulting and light design.
Handmade Lučkabučka lamps can be admired in various locations around Slovenia. Lučka made two large lanterns for the Krištof resort, which in their shape resemble the two halves of a broken egg (a lantern for the dining room, where dishes made from local ingredients, including eggs are served). For the Jasna Chalet resort, she gathered the wooden components from a nearby Pišnica river, then followed the natural forms of the material and incorporated it into the lamp. Lučka describes: “I am most happy to be in direct contact with clients and families, and I the nicest compliment I got, was from a client who said, that she is excited for her evenings at home, when she turns on the light and conjures a soft, warm, pleasant atmosphere.”
For Lučkabučka X COT lamps, Lučka painted the lamps with natural colors.