Zen Den by Working Holidays — Los Angeles, CA
Brim sconce, matte black corded
Brim is a minimal, customizable, multi-directional sconce equipped with a swiveling head and simple, column-like shade. The narrow, downward beam of light is ideal for installation as a bedside reading light, but as a sconce of many hats, Brim offers a range of looks suited to various applications. The fully interchangeable shades are available in circular, square, or faceted formats, each designed to highlight different features of an array of finishes. On/Off toggle switch optional.
Equipped with a multi-directional swivel and a range of design options, the adaptable Brim presents different looks for every occasion. Install Brim as a focused bedside reading light, or in a row to softly illuminate a corridor. For the cylindrical metal shade, choose a circular, square, or faceted surface in a range of finishes.
Zen Den by Working Holidays — Los Angeles, CA
Brim sconce, matte black corded
Events
12/19/2024
RBW
The end of the year is a time to reflect on a year of growth, collaboration, and hard work. In December 2024, we brought the team together at Chleo’s in Kingston for our annual holiday gathering. Over great food and lively conversation, we celebrated the achievements of the year and the people who made them possible. At RBW, we believe in the power of light to create atmosphere — and this is the team behind it.—and this is the team that brings that vision to life.
Events
08/21/2024
RBW
Embracing acoustic design, RESONANCE: An Exploration of Sound & Surface presented Spool, a collection that seamlessly intertwines sound and illumination. Through a blend of visual elegance and auditory performance, Spool transforms spaces with a refined simplicity. At this immersive unveiling, guests explored the collection through an auralization: an interactive exhibit where Spool’s dynamic, sculptural presence crafted an environment that was both intriguing and innovative, showcasing a new approach to design.
Events
07/17/2024
RBW
Empowering Kingston’s youth through the YMCA Farm Project.