Wit suspension lamp collection has four different models in it, and every lamp consists of a metal cube and pearl-like soft globes
Love geometric designs? Then these suspension lamps are right what you need. Lighting manufacturer Rich Brilliant Willing has collaborated with architect David Rockwell for Witt, a collection of suspension luminaires with accompanying metal cubes. There are four different types of lamps in the collection. The ethereal aspect of the satin opal globes contrasts with the rigid lines of the cubes, creating an intriguing architectural interplay.
Witt is a modular, geometric take on the traditional chandelier. Pearl-like luminaires are framed by the graphic outlines of five hollow brass cubes, which, like building blocks, allow for endless compositions: they can be hung in a linear procession, both horizontally and vertically; as a cluster; or at staggered heights. The sets of five can also be combined to a customized scale. The ultra-slim suspension cables are near invisible, leaving the focus on the composition. You can choose from black and gold frames and soft globes positioned as you want.
This is Witt 1, available in brass and matte black finishes, looks like a sphere in a cage, very modern
Witt 2 is a lamp that is longer and there are two spheres, it's a fresh take on a traditional chandelier
Witt 3 is even bigger than two previous versions, there's a long cube and three sphere, and it can become a focal point in any room
Witt 4 is also a modern chandelier available in brass and the cube is different, it has more sides and two spheres
Witt lamps are a cool modern take on a traditional chandelier that we got used to see, and it fits any modern or mid-century modern space