David Weeks Studio

It begins with a sketch, playing with balance, a test, a prototype.

I’m excited to announce that after 30 years as an independent design studio and production shop, I will be joining forces with Ralph Pucci International for the sales and production of my work. This new relationship will allow for ten of my signature collections to be offered exclusively by the Pucci team, and will give me the opportunity to explore, experiment, and create new work under their umbrella.

This is not the end of David Weeks Studio, but rather a fresh start. I’m excited for this next chapter. I will continue to design products, including lighting, for partners everywhere. I will be expanding my studio to our 3,000 sq foot Foundry building in Germantown, NY, where I will have much more space and creative freedom to develop work in lots of different media. I hope you will visit! Follow along for more on this transition.

Known for shaping the way we see light, David also applies his process to smaller-scale objects. Through close collaborations with skilled artisans, these custom tabletop goods bridge the gap between functional craft and modern sculpture.

Every Bottle Tiered Mobile we create is entirely one-of-a-kind. Because each fixture is custom-tailored to your specific space, no two are ever alike. From the initial layout to the meticulous final balancing, every single piece is proudly built by hand right here in our studio.

There’s nothing quite like the process of bringing a client’s dream to life. Looking back at these past commissions reminds us why we love what we do. From sketch to final glow, each one is unique.

We designed and built this custom single-tier, bottle-tiered mobile to perfectly fit our client’s unique space. When off-the-shelf won’t do, bespoke design steps in to bring the whole room together.

Suspended in a dance of precision and poise, the Sarus Mobile stands as a definitive exploration of kinetic minimalism.

Inspired by the elegant proportions of the Sarus Crane, this piece isn’t just a light fixture—it’s a living sculpture. Its long, tapered arms reach through space, pivoting to create a constantly evolving silhouette. | first photo by Chuck Choi

I designed Cubebot 25 years ago. Since then, this little wooden robot has stolen the hearts of little and big kids everywhere. 

Follow along on  to hear where we are headed next and all things cubebot.

With a jewelry-level finish, this Aluminum Bullet transcends traditional form. It is a calculated fusion of elegant proportions, meticulously polished to embody the studio’s distinct signature style.

The Kopra in progress. From the studio to your ceiling.