Bough

Asymmetry defines the Stickbulb Bough pendant: three solid wood sticks of different lengths meet at a central steel socket and stem, giving architects a branching silhouette without literal tree mimicry. Light can be aimed up or down, which makes Bough a frequent choice over round dining tables and in clustered groupings for hospitality or workplace lounges.

Little, Middle, and Big configurations span roughly three to five feet. Wood options include maple, clear white oak, heart pine, water tower redwood, American walnut, and ebonized oak; metal finishes cover white, slate grey, matte black, brushed and polished nickel or brass, and blackened. Rigid steel stems at 36, 72, or 108 inches mount to flat or sloped ceilings. LED color temperatures from 2400K to 4000K (3000K standard) pair with forward-phase and 0–10V dimming, 12V or 24V brightness tiers, and voltage choices including 120V and 120–277V.

Designed by RUX Studios and manufactured in New York City, Bough ships flat-packed under US Patent D886364 with UL, UL Canada, UL Damp, and CE certifications. Specifiers who want Stickbulb's wood-and-metal language in a quieter, directional pendant often start here before stepping up to Double or Multiple Bough compositions.