The third floor of the renovated Tiffany & Co. store is decorated in a distinct bridal theme with curved wall panels, clad in ivory silk, inspired by a bridal gown. The sheen and shimmer of the vertical plane ratcheted up the difficulty of lighting the space. “We had to do multiple mock-ups to find the right lens diffusion that follows the curvature of the walls, producing a shimmering effect on the reflective finish,” says Noor Traboulsi, Senior Associate, Tillotson Design Associates, New York.
Rubble flexible lighting resolves even the most challenging architectural details and applications, such as columns and curved walls, both indoor and outdoor. Rubber is available in multiple solutions—from a 3D version with a diffused output that bends in every direction, to 2D Mini options that bend sideways to create a unique 3D Optic.
