Perforated Light Magic

Leanne Kilroy found vintage perforated tin pendants in her kitchen that created magical light patterns.

“The way the light would play through the perforations and bounce off the wall was pure magic”

First Good Bones Collection

Kilroy’s first collaboration with UK lighting brand Plank sold out when released earlier this year.

Lighting Design Philosophy

Practical scale and design elements with no visible screws make pieces that last long without hurting hands.

“Practical scale and design elements, mixed with beautiful shapes and no visible screws, make pieces that will stand the test of time”

Aster Light Functionality

The Aster light can be used as a spotlight or flush mount with no shade to bounce light off its metal base.

“Even the Aster, which has no shade, plays with the way light hits the multi-faceted metal base and bounces off”

Star Motif in Hardware

Both the Aster light and Cecilia backplate feature an 8-point star that bounces light beautifully.

“It’s a common motif in traditional metalwork, and Kilroy likes it most for the way it "bounces light in the most beautiful way" when the Aster is on”

Tiny Hardware Benefits

Kilroy designed hardware smaller than most knobs to fit into busy homes without overpowering spaces.

“Maybe there’s an idea that bigger is better, but I think more subtle pieces allow for more personality, and more flexibility in how they are used”

Safety Features

The Drop Pull and Swing Pull have invisible stops to prevent damage when swinging back onto furniture.

“They swing freely and then (very satisfyingly) stop short of the furniture behind”