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New & Noteworthy: Colorblock Lights from Ravenhill (with an Interesting Backstory)

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New & Noteworthy: Colorblock Lights from Ravenhill (with an Interesting Backstory)

October 23, 2026

Recently spotted and noted: a fun, new iteration of Ravenhill Studio’s sheet-metal Peek lights. Turns out, their mastermind is a 9-year-old. Well, kind of.

We recently asked Marjory Garrison, who co-owns the L.A.-based lighting studio with her husband, Brendan Ravenhill, for the origin story behind the Peek Sconce Switch Colorblock collection:

“We’d worked on developing the Ravenhill Studio In Color palette for more than a year, and when we finally settled on colors, our son Ashley immediately wanted to mix and match parts into a colorblock fixture. Our design specialist Anya Gupta enthusiastically indulged him, helping him put together a Peek Sconce Switch in what he came to call ‘Color Explosion‘ (his version also has a color changing bulb),” she explains. “Luckily it’s a plug-in fixture, since Ashley hasn’t committed to where he wants it permanently.”

Here’s a peek at the newest members of the Peek Sconce Switch family.

Photography courtesy of Ravenhill Studio.

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Above: Ashley at work. Last year, Ravenhill launched its Peek collection of lights. This month, it introduced four Peek Sconce Switch Colorbook versions.
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Above: Ashley named this colorway “Color Explosion.” In addition to its ability to swivel 360 degrees and tilt up or down, the two rounded panels that make up the canister can open and close for a truly custom lighting experience.
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Above: The earthy colors were Shaker-inspired. Pictured is “Color Bomb.” Each sconce is available in hard-wired or plug-in versions.
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Above: There are also two square versions in the Peek Sconce Switch Colorbook line. Pictured is the “Beehive.”
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Above: Each Peek Sconce Switch Colorblock light is $680. Pictured is the “Iceberg.”

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