Sister City — New York, NY
Dimple sconce, frosted interior
Originally designed in collaboration with Sister City for a custom fixture version featuring clear glass and a white-painted interior, Dimple is a compact and dimmable, flush-mounted sconce that casts a diffuse and soft, atmospheric light. Made from solid-cast glass and an anodized aluminum backing, Dimple is cheekily named for the thick, domed circular diffuser embedded into its front face. This unique feature renders its LED source into a soft, atmospheric glow that emanates an orb-like, optical pattern.
Originally designed to complement the minimalist interiors of Manhattan’s Sister City hotel, Dimple’s simple silhouette consists of a solid glass lens against an anodized aluminum backing. The unique domed surface casts light in glowing, orb-like patterns.
The final form for the Dimple is almost as if you took a sphere and pushed it into the face of a plane. It was a pleasant surprise to see how that plays with the light coming through it.
Juanita Wichienkuer
Atelier Ace
Events
05/19/2023
RBW
Thank you all for joining us at the RBW showroom to celebrate the opening of NYCxDesign 2023. Our exhibition Tactility: Exploring Light Through Form is an opportunity to experience the latest RBW innovations with a sensorial experience of our newest launches. From statement pendants to minimalist sconces, our forward-thinking, technology-driven approach is revealed through interactive displays of Highline, Corded Plug-Ins, and an exclusive preview of an upcoming collection.
Shop Talk
04/14/2023
RBW
For this edition of Shop Talk, the interview series where friends and collaborators exchange ideas, discoveries, and sources of inspiration, designer Jonas Damon goes in depth about developing Highline, RBW’s latest collection.
Shop Talk
03/14/2023
RBW
For this edition of Shop Talk, the interview series where friends and collaborators exchange ideas, discoveries, and sources of inspiration, RBW and Dieter Cartwright, Founding Partner of the Brooklyn-based firm Dutch East Design, discuss the transformation of a Marcel Breuer-designed office building into an inviting, contemporary hotel.