Brooklyn lighting brand Roll & Hill is launching 7 ranges by designers such as Lindsey Adelman and Philippe Malouin for the duration of New York’s style week .
Shape Up by Girls & Gentlemen Studio
Founded in 2010 by designer Jason Miller, Roll & Hill will existing its latest assortment of merchandise by independent designers at NYCxDesign – New York’s annual design and style festival.
Bounce by Karl Zahn
The new goods incorporate Brooklyn-primarily based Karl Zahn’s Bounce, which comprises a modest, adjustable light supply that displays light off the folded circular aluminium shade over.
Bounce by Karl Zahn
The shade is attached to a single point on the ceiling by a fine chain. The light can be placed on the floor, a table, or mounted to a wall.
Cora by Karl Zahn
Also by Zahn, Cora is created from a series of square aluminium columns with a single edge rounded off to reveal the light inside.
Cora by Karl Zahn
The pendant is named following the daughter of Greek deities Zeus and Demeter. In accordance to myth, Cora is condemned to return to the underworld each year, taking light and warmth from earth with her.
Shape Up by Girls & Gentlemen Studio
Shape Up by New York’s Girls & Gentlemen Studio is a collection of pendant lights produced from mouth-blown glass, spun steel, aluminium and brass. The pendants hang from cords that are threaded by means of a series of pulleys and weights, enabling flexible positioning and a assortment of possible shapes.
Form Up by Girls & Gentlemen Studio
“These playful collages upend classic notions of symmetry in favour of a dynamic spatial harmony,” mentioned a statement from the brand. “The collection’s abstracted shades are networked via connecting cords and hubs. The resulting modular program enables the shapes to be suspended and composed in response to a space’s architecture and function.”
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Castle by Jason Miller
Jason Miller’s Castle was inspired by the game of chess. The glass tubes lengthen from the centre of the pendant to various lengths, but only ever horizontally or vertically, in the same way the rook or castle can only move orthogonally in the well-liked board game.
Mini Farrago by Jason Miller
Mini Farrago, also by Miller, characteristics a series of steel and acrylic cylinders, some illuminated, others not, that cross a central point in a number of instructions. Conceived as an architectural component as effectively as a lighting fixture, Mini Farrago was inspired by wooden ship’s masts.
Eclipse by Philippe Malouin
London-primarily based Philippe Malouin’s Eclipse sconce light features a semi-spherical steel shade that attaches to the wall, creating a halo result all around its edge as the light inside escapes.
Astral Agnes by Lindsey Adelman
Finally, Astral Agnes by New York designer Lindsey Adelman features a assortment of illuminated glass cylinders resembling majorette batons, with an aluminium part in the centre where they are connected to the light.
Astral Agnes by Lindsey Adelman
“Based on Lindsey Adelman’s authentic Agnes assortment, Astral Agnes reconfigures the modular units of the authentic series into radial, symmetrical varieties that channel galactic phenomena and space travel,” explained a statement from Roll & Hill.
Astral Agnes by Lindsey Adelman
New versions of the brand’s present lines – including Halo, Gridlock, Seed, Knotty Bubbles and Modo – will also be on show at showrooms The Long term Ideal and DDC throughout NYCxDesign, which kicked off last week and continues right up until 19 Could.
