Chip

Chip is a surface-mounted fixture with the familiar grooves that extend the surface area its light can reach. Scoring Chip’s clear, solid glass body and painted interior, the grooves also add a textural quality to its minimalist design. Installation options include with or without a square mounting plate. Chip is suitable for installation as a bathroom vanity light or outdoors, as well as in foyers and corridors.

The Wave

Browse the Chip collection featuring same wavy ruffles. Available in 15" sconce.

Private Residence by Lyons Studio — Boulder, CO

Chip Sconce & Dimple™ Flush Mount, frosted finish

A Chip Off the Solid Glass Block

Taking up where we left off with Crisp, our best-selling, circular sconce, Chip is the slimmer, rectilinear version—and bears a striking family resemblance. Chip carries the satisfying heft of solid glass, cast with an unusually ruffled surface. The ridges add both texture and function, extending the reach of the light it casts.

Events

10/02/2026

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The Human Touch

October is recognized annually as National Manufacturing Month, a nationwide initiative designed to highlight the importance of the manufacturing industry, showcase modern high-tech careers, and inspire the next generation of innovators. As a Kingston, NY-based manufacturer, RBW is proud to showcase the human touch, skill, and raw craftsmanship behind every product. Every piece is individually checked, polished, and perfected by human hands. Our 5-year warranty is one way we stand behind the quality, durability, and longevity of everything we bring into the world.

Events

09/30/2026

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A&D Community Visits RBW Factory & Showroom in New York

We were thrilled to bring together several partners from the A&D community at our Kingston, NY factory and Manhattan showroom

Shop Talk

05/27/2026

RBW

Shop Talk with Dutch East Design Vol. 13

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.