New York-based Rich Brilliant Willing has produced a mid-century-style chandelier, and pendant lamps that can be pulled up and down, as part of a collection created with design boutique Meyer Davis.

Rich Brilliant Willing and Meyer Davis Studio teamed up to create a series of lights that could be easily adapted to different spaces, particularly in hospitality.
Launching during this year's NYCxDesign festival, the collection includes the Pendant chandelier and the Hoist, which is available as a pendant or a sconce.

"The common theme in both Hoist and Pilot is that they offer the user opportunities

to manipulate their use," said Meyer Davis co-founder Richard Meyer.
"The big idea behind the two of them is empowerment ? for designers to be able to use these fixtures the way they want to use them."
The duo based the Pendant chandelier on the organic forms found in the work of mid-century sculptors like Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore.
It features a central stem from which arms branch in different directions, with fibre-glass shades curved like turtle shells fixed to the end.

The light can be installed in different compositions to offer various effects, from a direct light above a dining table to a "starburst".
It comes as a kit of parts ready to be assembled on-site and is available in Rich Brilliant Willing's library of finishes, which includes dark and light powder coatings, and aluminium.

The Hoist pendant's long cable is inte...