L de Luz was created in 1995 and remains today with its original purpose: a store dedicated to the lamp as a unique and revealing piece of its time. Those who visit are surprised by the quantity and diversity of the pieces, experiencing a journey through time, ranging from the time of candles, oil lamps, to today's upcycle, throughout the twentieth century. L de Luz is the place to visit when you want a vintage lamp, and you will find unique pieces there. You can find pieces from all eras and pieces created by L de Luz, made from ancient materials. We also make restorations, which are performed in our workshop, using techniques and materials of each time.
Period lamps, restorations, unique pieces, art
Tuesday to Saturday: 15:00 - 19:30
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Address:
Rua Miguel Bombarda, 469
Postal Code:
4050-382
City Zone:
Boavista
Landline Phone:
919 287 552
Email:
ana.losa.ramalho@gmail.com
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