{"id":614212,"date":"2026-09-18T04:57:47","date_gmt":"2026-09-18T04:57:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.olympiajournal.com\/news\/story\/614212\/brokis-appoints-federico-peri-as-art-director.html"},"modified":"2026-09-18T04:57:47","modified_gmt":"2026-09-18T04:57:47","slug":"brokis-appoints-federico-peri-as-art-director","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.olympiajournal.com\/news\/story\/614212\/brokis-appoints-federico-peri-as-art-director.html","title":{"rendered":"BROKIS Appoints Federico Peri as Art Director"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"BROKIS<\/a><\/div>\n
The designer will lead the creative evolution of the Czech brand, opening a new chapter built on continuity between craftsmanship, research, and design culture.<\/div>\n

London, United Kingdom – September 18, 2026 – <\/strong>There are moments in a company’s history when the challenge is not to change its identity, but to make it clearer. After almost twenty years of research into glass, light, and craftsmanship, BROKIS<\/a> opens a new chapter in its journey with the appointment of Federico Peri<\/a> as Art Director of the brand. The decision marks the beginning of a long-term vision aimed at strengthening the relationship between design, production, and contemporary culture, while keeping at its core the values that have guided the company since its foundation.<\/p>\n

Founded in 2006 by Jan Rabell around the historic Janštejn glassworks, BROKIS has established itself over the years as one of the leading names on the international contemporary lighting scene. Its collections reinterpret the tradition of handblown Bohemian glass through a design language that brings together manufacturing culture, technological innovation, and formal research.<\/p>\n

Today, with a presence in more than 110 countries, the brand is entering a new phase in its evolution, with the aim of consolidating an increasingly coherent identity across product, image, installations, and international presence. It is within this context that the collaboration with Federico Peri Studio begins.<\/p>\n

A Milan-based designer and art director, Federico Peri has been pursuing a practice spanning product design, interior design, and collectible design since 2011. His work is distinguished by a particular focus on the relationship between material, light, surface, and atmosphere, as well as by a deep sensitivity towards craftsmanship and quality of construction. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with international companies and institutions, developing a design language that is essential, rigorous, and timeless.<\/p>\n

In his role as Art Director, Federico Peri will guide BROKIS through a process of consolidating and developing its identity. His work will begin with a dialogue with the brand’s heritage<\/a>, its manufacturing expertise, its culture of glassmaking, and the positioning it has built over the years, translating these values into an even more coherent vision across products, collections, image, communication, and international presence.<\/p>\n

“BROKIS possesses an increasingly rare quality: an authentic identity, built over time through a culture of glass, craftsmanship and a constant drive for research. Our task will not be to redefine this identity, but to make it even more legible, creating greater coherence between product, architecture and the brand’s vision.”<\/em> – Federico Peri, art director.<\/p>\n

The artistic direction will progressively encompass all areas of the company’s creative expression: from the development of new collections to installations, from visual identity and communication to the creation of collaborations and cultural projects.<\/p>\n

“Over the past twenty years, BROKIS has grown by investing in craftsmanship, research and independence. Today, we feel the desire to take a further step: not to change who we are, but to communicate it with greater clarity and awareness. Federico Peri shares our vision and will guide the evolution of the brand with sensitivity and rigour.”<\/em> – Jan Rabell<\/a>, Founder & CEO of BROKIS<\/p>\n

Federico Peri’s appointment marks the beginning of a journey that will unfold over the coming years through new collections, collaborations, and special projects. An evolution that looks to the future without interrupting the dialogue with the manufacturing tradition from which BROKIS originated, reaffirming the brand’s role as one of the most authoritative voices in contemporary lighting, with the ability to transform glass into light and light into architecture.<\/p>\n

About BROKIS<\/strong><\/p>\n

BROKIS is a Czech premium lighting brand founded in 2006 by entrepreneur Jan Rabell. All BROKIS lighting is produced at the historic Janštejn Glassworks in the Czech Republic, where master glassmakers have been working since 1809. The brand combines handblown Bohemian glass with refined materials to create lighting collections designed by internationally acclaimed designers. BROKIS products are available in over 70 countries.<\/p>\n

About BROKIS at EDC<\/strong><\/p>\n

BROKIS at EDC<\/a> is the dedicated UK partner for BROKIS lighting. Based in London, EDC specializes in premium, sustainable glass lighting for residential interiors. As BROKIS’s exclusive UK reseller, BROKIS at EDC provides comprehensive specification resources, photorealistic imagery libraries, and direct access to the BROKIS team. The brand positions itself as the premium UK resource for BROKIS, distinguishing itself through resource investment in designer accessibility and visualization tools rather than competing on price.<\/p>\n

Media Contact<\/span>
Company Name:<\/strong> Brokis at EDC<\/a>
Contact Person:<\/strong> James Apichart Jarvis
Email:<\/strong> Send Email<\/a>
Phone:<\/strong> 020 3892 4130
Address:<\/strong>27 Old Gloucester St
City:<\/strong> London
Country:<\/strong> United Kingdom
Website:<\/strong> https:\/\/www.brokisedc.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n

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