Smooth, sculptural, and effortlessly cool—Tidal redefines the flush mount without compromise. Crafted from spun aluminum, its fluid, undulating form feels almost weightless. Designed in collaboration with Henry Julier, Tidal casts soft, even light without a trace of ceiling shadows. Available in Small, Medium, and Large, Tidal adapts with quiet confidence—striking and always designed to elevate.
With stunning ripples, the spun metal shade evokes the water's edge. Designed to illuminate evenly, Tidal balances uplight and downlight in a single flush mount—keeping ceilings clean and design uninterrupted.
Interior, architectural and environmental designer
Henry Julier is a New York-based industrial designer specializing in product, furniture, lighting, and exhibit design for global clients. He defines industrial design as design for industry — a discipline that balances human needs with the realities of mass production. A meticulous systems thinker with a deep knowledge of design history, Henry sees design as a versatile problem-solving tool, whether crafting a watering can for Areaware or developing a large-scale exhibit for MillerKnoll. Most recently, Henry served as Industrial Design Director at Standard Issue, a multidisciplinary design studio in Brooklyn, where he worked for over 12 years. His concurrent, independent practice has produced successful product collaborations with Areaware, Bestcase, Design Within Reach, From The Bay, Matter-Made, Tetra, and RBW.
Events
07/03/2025
RBW
From Kingston to Tribeca, last week moved through every layer of what we do. Day One began on the factory floor, where materials meet process. Day Two ended at 85F, where those ideas take shape in space and light. Thank you to everyone who joined us!
Events
06/18/2025
RBW
We’re honored to support the Kingston YMCA Farm Project for a third year—an urban farm that empowers youth to take on food justice, environmental leadership, and community-building
Events
05/30/2025
RBW
Nestled in the heart of Tribeca, our new home is a space designed for discovery—a crossroads of architecture, atmosphere, and conversation. Created in collaboration with architect Neil Logan, 85F reflects a minimalist precision that lets experience take the lead.