Custom
Sometimes the right product doesn't exist.
Designed for your project, not selected from a catalog.
Sometimes better lighting starts with a better product.
Sometimes the right product doesn't exist.
Sunriver
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Custom design dual-head accent light fixtures and perimeter cove lighting illuminate the expansive great room oak-clad beams and plank ceiling.
Tumalo
02
Custom interior and exterior suspension light fixtures featuring subtle equine design elements created for a Central Oregon residence.
Tumalo
03
A series of custom exterior suspension and post mount light fixtures featuring metal spun copper shades designed and built for a Central Oregon residence.
San Mateo
04
Custom exterior suspension light fixture for residence trellis structure. The suspension light fixture utilizes linear LED strips to provide up and down lighting in a crisscross structure echoing elements of the trellis.
Bend
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Bend
06
Sphere light fixture structure composed of multiple assembled 3D printed components finished in high texture paint.
A custom stairwell light fixture was designed and fabricated for the residence of two geologists who are avid rock and fossil collectors.
Powell Butte
07
Custom exterior suspension light fixture with indirect illumination and sculptural presence.
Bend
08
One in a series of four custom suspension light fixtures for a residence. The four light fixtures are individualistic but share common materials and finishes. Dining room light fixture in formed laser cut steel and brass
Bend
09
A project centered around the client’s desire to replace an existing ceiling suspension light fixture that had clear glass shades requiring frequent cleaning (central Oregon high desert tends to add a layer of dust to things) and had too much glare.
Boonesborough
10
Refined kitchen with a white palette of ceramic tile, marble, and painted wood illuminated with focused recessed downlights above countertop surfaces and LED linear undercabinet lighting.
Bend
11
This light sculpture is internally illuminated by RGB LEDs. Rows of long, square aluminum bars hang from a square perimeter frame, moving with the wind to create subtle chimes and shifting shadows at the sculpture’s base.
Bend
12
The radiating pattern of long steel rods secured to a cube base with twenty-four individual LED uplights illuminating a helix pattern of leaf-like elements.
Bend
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A series of three custom pendant and suspension fixtures shares a unified framework with perforated, polished stainless steel inset panels.
Kansas City
14
Pressed glass “flower pattern” tile designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and manufactured by Luxfer Prism Company at the turn of the last century were repurposed into light fixtures for a building entry.
Bend
15
The goal for this project was to use a clear glass rod to transmit light from a concealed light source to a table surface for general illumination while maintaining a reserved aesthetic with a bit of wonderment.