Stickbulb

Long Island City

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New York

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OUR TAKE

“Stickbulb ticks all the boxes with an elegant, sustainably sourced building block system which offers endless customization potential.”

NEED TO KNOW

STICKBULB CUSTOM is a space where the studio designs and constructs their works, from architectural lighting to gravity-defying sculptures
the studio can often trace its wood back to a specific point of origin including the water tower atop Brooklyn’s first skyscraper and the historic Pullman Couch factory in Chicago
Stickbulb occupies a 10,000-square-foot space in Long Island City that was originally built for the oldest operating steel company in New York

IN THE PRESS

Inside Stickbulb’s First Showroom in Long Island City

‍Stickbulb designs Chime to look like a “tree and a chandelier had a baby

‍A Redwood in Hudson Yards? With Stickbulb’s “Chime,” It’s More Likely Than You Think‍

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STICKBULB, founded in 2012, makes illuminated structures in NYC out of wood from locally demolished buildings, dismantled water towers, fallen trees, and sustainably managed forests. The studio is an industry leader in sustainable practice, representing the United States at “Broken Nature” at the XXII Triennale di Milano in 2019, and has received international accolades including the NYCxDESIGN Award for Best in Show and the Red Dot Award.

Creative Director Russell Greenberg and Managing Partner Christopher Beardsley combine their mutual love of architecture and sustainable manufacturing in this meticulously crafted system of modular parts that seamlessly scales from small desk lamps through to room-filling custom installations.
STICKBULB is a creation of RUX Studios, an NYC-based multi-disciplinary team dedicated to merging art with activism where Greenberg acts as Founder and Creative Director and Beardsley as Managing Partner.

NEED TO KNOW

STICKBULB CUSTOM is a space where the studio designs and constructs their works, from architectural lighting to gravity-defying sculptures
the studio can often trace its wood back to a specific point of origin including the water tower atop Brooklyn’s first skyscraper and the historic Pullman Couch factory in Chicago
Stickbulb occupies a 10,000-square-foot space in Long Island City that was originally built for the oldest operating steel company in New York