Smelly Fant reflects a modern approach to lighting design, combining material honesty with architectural simplicity.
Designed by Isidro Ferrer Mariví Calvo, this floor piece is defined by its balance of structure and light. Crafted in Spain from natural wood veneer, it delivers soft, ambient illumination that enhances both residential and commercial interiors. The design merges functionality with refined form, offering a timeless aesthetic that complements contemporary environments.
Made in:
Valencia, Spain
Artist Name:
Application:
Floor
Dimensions:
160W x 163H x 98L cm
LZF Lamps, founded in 1994 near Valencia by Mariví Calvo and Sandro Tothill, pioneered “enveloping light” in wood veneer. Today, the brand crafts sculptural, sustainable designs that blend artistry and warmth, celebrated worldwide.
Mariví Calvo is the main partner and creative director of LZF, a company she co-founded together with Sandro Tothill in 1994. Designing and making handmade wood veneer lighting fixtures, LZF would grow to become an internationally acclaimed concern. An experienced avant-garde artist, Mariví has developed and directed all aspects of LZF’s creative art department. She has designed a number of lamps that are emblematic of LZF’s imaginative approach to lighting, including the Guijarros, Gea and Cosmos collections, and the majestic Candelabroas well as collaborating in the creation of the Totem and Armadillo and Koi lamps. In addition, Mariví is responsible for the design of every LZF exhibit and creates the company’s prizewinning campaigns. From sketches made while travelling on the pages of his ever-present diary, to campaigns for government and in the field of graphic art, nothing is alien to Isidro Ferrer. A one-time actor, he is now an acclaimed illustrator and graphic designer, and winner of the much sought-after Spanish National Design Award in 2002. A fervent illustrator and designer —Isidro created the cast of Funny Farm characters and the life-size Elephant and Fish for LZF— his ability to devour what is seen and then create art, may in fact mean he has one of the largest appetites on the planet.