Boom

Twelve solid-wood sticks radiate from a single steel socket in the Stickbulb Boom pendant, a radial ceiling fixture designed by RUX Studios for foyer volumes and open circulation spaces. Held by a central stem, the assembly throws light in every direction rather than concentrating it on a table plane, so architects often place Boom where a room needs a clear sculptural marker overhead.

Configure Boom in Little, Middle, or Big spans—roughly three to six feet across—and specify maple, clear white oak, heart pine, American walnut, or ebonized oak against brushed nickel, brushed brass, polished nickel, polished brass, or blackened hardware. Stem lengths of 36, 72, or 108 inches of 3/8-inch rigid steel suit flat or sloped ceilings. Color temperature options run 2400K through 4000K with 3000K as the standard, and drivers support forward-phase and 0–10V dimming on 120V or 120–277V feeds with standard-brightness 12V light output.

Handcrafted in New York City and shipping flat-packed, Boom carries UL, UL Canada, and UL Damp listings plus a US design patent and Red Dot recognition. Specifiers use it as a singular statement pendant or as a repeated module along a lobby axis, pairing verified wood species with metal finishes that read clearly in both residential entries and commercial reception halls.