Cognizant Pega office — Mesa, AZ
Witt 3 chandelier, matte black
Witt
Witt is a modular, geometric take on the traditional chandelier. Two glowing, pearl-like luminaires are framed by the graphic outlines of five hollow brass cubes, which, like building blocks, allow for endless compositions: They can be hung in a linear procession, both horizontally and vertically; as a cluster; or at staggered heights. The sets of five can also be combined to a customized scale. The ultra-slim suspension cables are near invisible, leaving the focus on the composition.
The Collection
Explore & Build
Browse the collection and build a product that is perfect for you. Choose from 5 fixtures, 24 finishes, and 3 voltage levels.
Kimpton Hotel — Toronto, ON
Witt 3 chandelier, matte black
— Photo by Naomi Finlay
On the Grid
Inspired by the late Sol Lewitt’s sculptural explorations of simple grids, Witt takes on a graphic, starkly geometric form, complemented by the soft contours of pearl-like glass bulbs. In collaboration with our friends at Rockwell Group, we’ve reinterpreted the artist’s visual language in five new compositions of our own.
Cognizant Pega office — Mesa, AZ
Witt 3 chandelier, matte black
Collaboration
David Rockwell
Architect & Founder, Rockwell Group
Together, the two firms reinterpreted basic geometric forms as minimalist sculpture, using solid, luxury materials to transform the circle and the square into expressions of poetic simplicity. The result of a long collaborative relationship creating customized luminaires for a diverse range of our projects. Rockwell Group and RBW have taken pure geometric forms like spheres and cubes and softened them with poetic simplicity. Through variations in configuration and light, the three minimalist suspension and wall-mounted fixtures solve for a number of needs.
Shop Talk
02/03/2021
RBW
Shop Talk with MAFIA Bags Vol. 6
Here in our latest Shop Talk interview, we talk to MAFIA co-founder Marcos Mafia and Director of Sustainable Operations Mika Endo about the highlights of their artist and designer collaborations, the challenges of operating sustainably, and how much their brand has been shaped by their surroundings.
Community
12/18/2020
RBW
RBW from Anywhere
When we think about the future of work for our team, the fixed-five-days-a-week in the Factory or Showroom seems like a requirement from the distant pass. As we consider the evolution of how we work, it's clear that Work from Anywhere is here to stay.
Shop Talk
10/30/2020
RBW
Shop Talk with Tom Hancocks Vol. 5
This year, we invited Hancocks to launch RBW’s visual artist residency, a new series of artist and designer collaborations aimed at creating unique visual experiences. As our first resident, Hancocks designed three immersive and stunningly detailed fictional environments—two workspaces and one resort—for RBW XR, our 360-degree, extended reality platform for viewing our products in situ. Here, Hancocks walks us through his subconscious approach to design, and describes the perks of cross-disciplinary collaboration.
