Roll & Hill

Gridlock 5640 Luxury Ceiling Light for Living Room


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BRUTALIST PRECISION

Raw and unpretentious, the Gridlock Ceiling Light 5640 boasts an intricate style inspired by the Brutalist movement. Gridlock feels industrial in its straightforward, platonic forms and the repetitive efficiency of the grid; however, it is assembled entirely by hand from thousands of tiny brass parts. Philippe Malouin’s tribute to the industry-inspired, labour-saving dreams of modernism is paid for in toil.

STORY

Gridlock 5640 Luxury Ceiling Light for Living Room

The Gridlock Collection revisits the Brutalist movement with unparalleled intricacy, with a series of pendant and wall lights constructed from a grid system of raw brass. Designed by British-Canadian Philippe Malouin, the collection bears testament to the history of his much revered work in art & design.

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ABOUT THE BRAND

Roll & Hill

Roll & Hill is a design-minded American furniture and lighting company based in New York. Collaborating with some of the most exciting independent designers working today to create our exceptional collection. Jason Miller founded Roll & Hill in 2010 with a primary mission to establish a homegrown, American design aesthetic and offer independent designers the state-of-the-art manufacturing services typically associated with larger makers.

Committed to on-demand production, Roll & Hill offers customisation of all pieces to clients’ needs. At their Manufactured in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Roll & Hill craft lighting by hand, one piece at a time. Their designs draw from a rich material palette, including brass, bronze, leather, wood, hand-knotted rope, and mouth-blown glass. Their host of celebrated designers often pair historical elements with contemporary forms to create objects that feel familiar, yet entirely new.