A collaboration between architect Richard Meier, product designer Ana Meier, and lighting designer Hervé Descottes gives illuminated form to Meier's work.

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The Richard Meier Light Collection on view at the Ralph Pucci showroom in New York.

Pritzker Prize–winning architect Richard Meier, product designer Ana Meier, and lighting designer Hervé Descottes (of New York–based lighting firm L’Observatoire International) have partnered to launch a 12-piece lighting collection under the name Richard Meier Light. The luminaires, sculptural in form, explore “the interplay of form and shadow,” Descottes says. “The designs reveal a dialogue between geometries at different scales, while retaining the precision so distinctive of Richard’s cannon of work.” The LED fixtures use a range of materials such as glass and Corian and include wall sconces, pendants, and table and floor lamps. The collection is on view at the Ralph Pucci showroom in New York.

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The Barcelona I sconce (above) measures 36" by 28" by 4" and features a Corian Glacier White finish. The luminaire is available in 2200K, 2500K, 2700K, and 3500K with a CRI of 80 or 90 depending on color temperature selection, uses 30W, and provides 960 lumens.

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A trio of the Cycladic Circle Small Sconces (above) shows two of the four orientations that the fixture can be mounted. The luminaire measures 14" by 14" by 2" and has a Corian Glacier White finish. The sconce is available in 2200K, 2500K, 2700K, 3500K with a CRI of 80 or 90 depending on color temperature selection. It uses 20W and provides 640 lumens. Color tuning is available on request.

Scott Frances

The Richard Meier Light Collection on view at the Ralph Pucci showroom in New York.