Halo is a chandelier in its most minimal form. The concentrated intensity of LED lighting allows for an elegant and reductive structure of concentric metal rings. Designed by Paul Loebach for Roll & Hill. Contact eva@loebach-designs.com for a catalogue, to purchase, or to discuss custom or trade orders. Images by Mark Reeder, Naho Kubota, The Ingalls, Barry Grossman Photography. 

Halo Chandelier

Halo is a light in its most minimal form. The concentrated intensity of LED lighting allows for an elegant and reductive structure of metal and illumination. Designed by Paul Loebach for Roll & Hill. Contact eva@loebach-designs.com for a catalogue, to purchase, or to discuss custom or trade orders. Images by Nicole Franzen, Christopher Dibble, The Ingalls, Madeline Tolle, Scott Frances (OTTO), 

Halo Pendant

The sconce version of the iconic Halo, designed by Paul Loebach for Roll & Hill, is a study in simplicity and elegance. To purchase, or for a catalogue, contact eva@loebach-designs.com 

Halo Sconce

This is a double-walled teapot and glass set. 

Ora Teapot

The Cup Lamp takes its name from being both a cup and a lamp. Featuring a sensitive dimming knob and built-in USB hub, this LED lamp functions well as a desktop or bedside lamp. 

Cup Lamp

Experimenting with a kit-of-parts assembly model, the PEG (Parts Excluding Glue) Chair is an exercise in simple forms and creative joinery. 

PEG Chair

The forms of these candlesticks are both evocative of imaginary Platonic ideals of candlesticks and a reminder of how visual distortion impacts us all. 

Little Distortion

Initially produced for Kontextur, this watering can uses a single bent tube of metal to create a new iteration of an iconic shape. 

Watering Can

Nothing Lost

Experimentally-milled, these wood vases are an example of Loebach's emphasis on blending new technologies with ancient woodworking techniques. 

Wood Vases

Shanty

This c-and-c-milled project invites us to think about shelves, curvature, the way in which storage can create space. 