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.

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

05/20/2026

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RBW | ICFF + Celebrating Color

We had an inspiring and immersive week focused on the future of lighting. RBW teamed up with Arkoslight at ICFF, where we showcased a range of decorative and architectural lighting from our two catalogs. Our booth featured new collections from RBW, including Triple Glazed, Ample, Dimple Dash, Dram, and Pomme, as well as best sellers Dimple, Mori, and Pastille.

Events

04/17/2026

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RBW | Highlights from LEDucation and our Latest Launch

For the LEDucation event at the New York Hilton Midtown, we showcased a range of decorative and architectural lighting from RBW and Arkoslight. We were so excited about the buzz around RBW's partnership as the exclusive US supplier of Arkoslight. Learn more about how we are bringing Arkoslight's award-winning architectural lighting collection to a broader audience.

Events

04/01/2026

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RBW | Spring Partner Dinner

On March 30, the RBW leadership team gathered with tastemakers in the New York design community for an evening of cocktails and a private dinner. It was a privilege to host this event at our 85F Tribeca Showroom. The night centered around a shared table and a seasonal menu prepared by Chef Arley Marks. One course was created in partnership with the Kingston YMCA Farm Project, an urban farm that supports youth through food education, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. The evening reflected a shared commitment to care, craft, and connection. A moment shaped by good food, thoughtful conversation, and the people who continue to make this community what it is. Thank you to everyone who joined us.