Robert Abbey Fine Lighting, which has current lighting collaborations with interior designers Michael Berman, Rico Espinet and Michael Almodova, will introduce a new line, the Elliott Collection, from its own in-house Robert Abbey brand.
This distinctive collection includes retro-futuristic lighting fixtures that embody sleek forms and clean lines, company officials said. Debuting at High Point Market, Oct. 26–30, the Elliott Collection draws inspiration from the Observation Towers from the 1964 World’s Fair, paying homage to one of the most iconic designs of the 20th century.
Encapsulating the same spirit of innovation and timeless elegance, the Elliott Collection offers a new series of a table, floor lamp, flush mount and pendant lighting. With its polished and refined features including linear forms, circular layers and soft metallics, this line captures a perfect balance of style and sophisticated functionality, offering a seamless blend of form and function for contemporary spaces, according to a news release.
“Growing up, I was in awe of the forward-thinking architectural and design concepts including the Observation Towers from the 1964 World’s Fair, with its retro-futuristic elements and elevated features,” said Nathan Hedrick, Chief Creative Officer at Robert Abbey. “It’s with that same wonder and intrigue that we welcome you to explore the new Elliott Lighting Collection by Robert Abbey.”
Available in Modern Brass and Polished Nickel finishes, the range of portable lights and fixtures offers versatility for a variety of design aesthetics. The table and floor lamps are height adjustable and illuminated by three G9 bulbs, providing warm, ambient lighting and featuring full-range dimmers for easy adjustment of light levels. For indoor use.
