Clover Pendant Fixtures
Pendants by Brodie Neill, in La Prairie at The Ritz-Carlton SpaNew York, NY
Australian-born designer Brodie Neill's Clover pendant fixture is an ultra-contemporary LED suspension lamp with flowing lines that fold, expand and merge. Inspired by forms found in nature, the alluring three-dimensional structure calls to mind the organic lines of a clover leaf. The light source, hidden at the meeting point of the three petals, casts light onto the internal surfaces in a continuous play of reflections and rebounds.
Meet the Creator
""Bold, innovative and sculptural: furniture designer Brodie Neill has forged a strong signature aesthetic born of a true understanding of materials and the advances in digital design and technology.
Brodie is fascinated with organic forms that have a continuous line and shape; the look is sinuous, elegant and modern. It’s something that cannot be achieved by hand alone but requires sophisticated digital tools and techniques so with Brodie’s designs, not only are the production processes shaped to fit the vision of the pieces but working with such advanced technologies also allows the process to drive the idea itself.
Australian-born, Brodie Neill honed his designer-maker skills at the University of Tasmania, followed by a Masters at the Rhode Island School of Design, where he harnessed the potential of computer-aided design. Brodie Neill entered the international design scene at Milan’s Salone del Mobile in 2005; later that same year he established a studio in London's East End, applying his signature fluid design to a range of objects.
His prolific studio produces designs in a variety of scale and scope, from production pieces for international brands such as Kundalini and Riva 1920 to high-profile one-off projects for global brands such as Swarovski Crystal Palace, Alexander McQueen, and Microsoft. The studio is regularly commissioned to create sculptural projects for public spaces, major international retail developments and prestigious fashion brands as well high-value, collectible edition pieces for galleries and private collectors across the world. Brodie has garnered global industry recognition with Time Magazine selecting his @chair for ‘The Design 100’, a feature on ‘the people and ideas behind today’s most influential design’, as well as being invited to lecture extensively and regularly present at international design fairs.
In 2013, Brodie also founded the award-winning self-produced furniture brand Made in Ratio with the aim of bringing uncompromising ideas to life by embracing experimental and boundary-pushing processes. By utilizing digital design, working alongside some of the finest craftspeople in Europe and championing time-honored materials, Made in Ratio’s products are imbued with Brodie’s spirit of innovation.
In 2016, Brodie Neill represented Australia at the inaugural London Design Biennale at Somerset House with a critically acclaimed installation Plastic Effects, where he launched his now iconic Gyro table.""
Brodie is fascinated with organic forms that have a continuous line and shape; the look is sinuous, elegant and modern. It’s something that cannot be achieved by hand alone but requires sophisticated digital tools and techniques so with Brodie’s designs, not only are the production processes shaped to fit the vision of the pieces but working with such advanced technologies also allows the process to drive the idea itself.
Australian-born, Brodie Neill honed his designer-maker skills at the University of Tasmania, followed by a Masters at the Rhode Island School of Design, where he harnessed the potential of computer-aided design. Brodie Neill entered the international design scene at Milan’s Salone del Mobile in 2005; later that same year he established a studio in London's East End, applying his signature fluid design to a range of objects.
His prolific studio produces designs in a variety of scale and scope, from production pieces for international brands such as Kundalini and Riva 1920 to high-profile one-off projects for global brands such as Swarovski Crystal Palace, Alexander McQueen, and Microsoft. The studio is regularly commissioned to create sculptural projects for public spaces, major international retail developments and prestigious fashion brands as well high-value, collectible edition pieces for galleries and private collectors across the world. Brodie has garnered global industry recognition with Time Magazine selecting his @chair for ‘The Design 100’, a feature on ‘the people and ideas behind today’s most influential design’, as well as being invited to lecture extensively and regularly present at international design fairs.
In 2013, Brodie also founded the award-winning self-produced furniture brand Made in Ratio with the aim of bringing uncompromising ideas to life by embracing experimental and boundary-pushing processes. By utilizing digital design, working alongside some of the finest craftspeople in Europe and championing time-honored materials, Made in Ratio’s products are imbued with Brodie’s spirit of innovation.
In 2016, Brodie Neill represented Australia at the inaugural London Design Biennale at Somerset House with a critically acclaimed installation Plastic Effects, where he launched his now iconic Gyro table.""
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