Light installations and design projects from Hadeland Glassverk

Iconic rooms, iconic lighting

Selected projects

From spectacular chandeliers in historic landmarks to custom lighting installations in modern office buildings, hotels, and private homes – Hadeland Glassverk brings Norwegian glass art and lighting design to new heights.

For more than 250 years, we have shaped spaces and atmospheres with mouth-blown crystal and world-class craftsmanship. Our projects are diverse: from Oslo City Hall to Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant in London, from the Nobel Peace Center to new buildings in Hurdal – all with one thing in common: genuine, timeless craftsmanship that creates character and lasting impressions.

Whether you are an architect, interior designer, developer, or private customer, we can create solutions tailored to your space and vision. Read more about some of our most iconic lighting projects here.

Equinor

A sensory light journey with mouth-blown lamps from Hadeland Glassverk featuring Drops of Light at Equinor.

The Kennedy Center, Concert Hall med Hadeland Glassverk spesialtilpassede lyskroner.

Kennedy Center, Washington DC

Norwegian lighting heritage since 1965 – Hadeland chandeliers still illuminate the Kennedy Center in Washington DC.

Prisbelønnet Arkiv 4014 lamper fra Hadeland Glassverk i Gordon Ramsays restaurant Lucky Cat. Til sammen 80 røkgrå kupler i spesialdesignede installasjoner.

Lucky Cat by Gordon Ramsay

The Archive Lamp 4014 creates an exclusive atmosphere in Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant, 269 meters above London.

Thon Hotel Svolvær

Archive lamps from Hadeland provide warm light and a maritime atmosphere in the dramatic landscape of Lofoten.

Amerikalinjen

Historic lamps and champagne glasses are brought back to life at Amerikalinjen – handmade at Hadeland.

Villa Inkognito

Exclusive lamps inspired by the 1920s create elegance in Oslo’s most distinctive villa.

Stortinget

The Storting lamp from Hadeland Glassverk – a timeless design icon in the corridors of power.

Nærbilde av lysekrone montert i Hurdal Rådhus. Lysekronen består av 600 krystallkongler produsert av Hadeland Glassverk.

Hurdal Town Hall

Chandelier with 600 crystal pinecones in Hurdal Town Hall – a magical meeting of art and symbolism.

Crystal Stone taklamper produsert av Hadeland Glassverk i trappeløpet hos Nobels Fredssenter.

Nobel Peace Center

Mouth-blown lamps float in the Nobel Peace Center – unique lighting design that blends history and atmosphere.

Lysekroner produsert av Hadeland Glassverk for Oslo Rådhus.

Oslo City Hall

The original lighting from 1950 still characterizes the City Hall—designed by Jonas Hidle, produced at Hadeland.

201 munnblåste og håndslipte glasskuler fra Hadeland Glassverk installert i 26 meters høyde i H&M Flagship butikk i Oslo.

H&M Flagship Store

The Gravity installation floats 26 meters above the ground with 201 mouth-blown spheres from Hadeland Glassverk

Lysekronen i taket på Den Norske Opera består av 5800 munnblåste og håndslipte krystallglass - håndlaget på Hadeland Glassverk.

The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet

5,800 crystal glasses in Norway's largest chandelier float above the stage in the Norwegian Opera House.

Sommerro

Original lamps and handcrafted glass breathe new life into Oslo’s historic lighting works.

Via Vika

Custom lighting in Via Vika gives the building its identity with exclusive chandeliers and material choices.

Knutholmen

75 mouth-blown lamps from Hadeland elevate Knutholmen’s cozy, maritime style with nostalgia and innovation.

Sandvikalykten langs promenaden i kveldslys. Håndslipt krystallkjerne produsert av Hadeland Glassverk.

Sandvika Lantern

Crystal core from Hadeland Glassverk lights up the riverside promenade in Bærum with poetic and energy-efficient design.

Døpefont i messing og glass designet av Maud Gjeruldsen Bugge, Hadeland Glassverk.

Oslo Cathedral

A baptismal font rich in symbolism, made of glass and brass, brings new light to the baptism—in line with the colors of the church year.

Norwegian Trade Fair

A “rain of glass” with 120 spheres floats over four floors and fills the office building with light.

Paulus kirke med lysekrone og vegglamper fra Hadeland Glassverk.

Paulus Church

Old lamps reconstructed with the original molds – the church has gotten its jewels back.

Nærbilde av krystallkuler, i ulike farger og slipemønster, i trappen opp til Galleri 2 på Hadeland Glassverks opplevelsessenter.

Gallery 2, Hadeland Glassverk

With 162 mouth-blown crystal spheres, the chandelier in Gallery 2 is probably Norway’s most photographed.

Glasspendler munnblåst på Hadeland Glassverk henger fra taket i Våler Kirke

Våler Church

After the fire in 2009, Våler Church was given new life with 24-meter-high, mouth-blown glass pendants from Hadeland Glassverk.

Sparebank 1, Hønefoss

84 crystal spheres float above four stories in the bank’s staircase – designed to fill the space with light.

Riddergaarden

Crystal stones and cones in warm colors bring light and calm to a modern mountain getaway.

Alginor

Blue-green lighting from Hadeland Glassverk reflects the sea and gives Alginor's office a calm, cohesive identity.

Villa Stenersen

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Høyskolen Kristiania

Yggdrasil rises in glass and brass at Kristiania University College – a glowing tree symbolising growth, wisdom and knowledge.

Nærbilde av lampe som Hadeland Glassverk gjenskaper basert på originale tegninger til Regjeringsbygget.

Regjeringskvartalet

In Oslo’s Government Quarter, Hadeland recreates 120 historical lamps from 1958 – handmade as before, now with modern LED inside.

Wood Hotel Bodø

Mouth-blown lighting from Hadeland adds warmth and character to Wood Hotel – a new northern landmark built in timber and surrounded by nature.