Castle is a unique modern chandelier inspired by the rook in chess, and its look reminds of this thing
Modern designs are inspired by unusual and curious things, and this piece of light is no exception. Inspired by the rook in chess, which can only move orthogonally, Castle by Roll and Hill comes in various iterations, but its pieces are always horizontal or vertical.
The Castle chandelier, designed by Roll and Hill founder Jason Miller, alludes to Art Deco with its horizontal and vertical banding (most noticeable in black), but it also recalls the pipes of a cathedral organ (especially when finished in brushed brass) or the light sabers of a galactic force.
Castle combines glass pieces of various lengths, and the number of units it employs determines its name. The 12 series of Castle, which is new, uses 12 light bars in four combinations; Castle also comes with 9 and 18 pieces.
The frame is finished in black, bronze, polished nickel, or brushed brass. Glass is available in smoke, clear, or cream. Constructed of machined aluminum and glass, Castle employs LED lights to create a striking glow inside the glass ducts. Such a piece will be perfect for any modern space and is great for making a statement.
There are models with horizontal and vertical banding, so you can choose the shape that you like more
