Endless Straight - 3 Units Light Fixture by Jason Miller for Roll & Hill

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ABOUT

Two available. Price per piece.

Jason Miller's Endless collection takes its inspiration from 1970s Super-graphics. After the reductionist intentions … Read more ABOUT

Two available. Price per piece.

Jason Miller's Endless collection takes its inspiration from 1970s Super-graphics. After the reductionist intentions of modernism faded, some architects began to use large-scale graphic elements to define space. Graphic design became architecture; The Endless light fixture was designed in the same spirit.

CREATOR Jason Miller for Roll & Hill
DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.2016.
MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Aluminum, Acrylic, Black Finish.
CONDITION Light 1: Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Professionally replaced new acrylic end cap and two new canopies. Minor blemishes on the black aluminum and stems. Acrylic intact. Light 2: Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Minor scratches on the stem, bracket and acrylic end cap. Minor blemishes on the black aluminum. Acrylic intact.
DIMENSIONS L 59 in. Diameter 6 in. H 44 in., Stem: H 38 in. x 3/8 in., Canopy: 5 in.
LAMPING LED 120v

HISTORY

Roll & Hill collaborates with some of the most exciting independent designers working today to create a collection of beautiful and unique lighting fixtures. Roll & Hill was founded in 2010 by Jason Miller, whose experience as a designer and producer inspired him to create a company that might harness the talents of independent designers, while offering the benefits more often associated with boutique studios.

Roll & Hill is committed to on-demand production, which allows for each piece to be customized to a client’s needs. At Roll & Hill’s headquarters in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, parts are assembled by hand, one lamp at a time.

Roll & Hill’s pieces draw from a rich material palette that includes brass, bronze, leather, wood, hand-knotted rope and mouth-blown glass. Roll & Hill’s designers often pair historical elements with contemporary forms to create lights that feel familiar, yet totally new. See less