For builders in Texas
85 people in Texas love our rings. Their builder heard about it second.
Someone falls for a photo, brings it to you, and now it's your problem to make it work — the height, the ceiling, the electrician who needs three weeks' notice. It should run the other way.
Matrix Rings, three rings, hung at seven feet.
Already hanging
What the people living under them say
“We were hesitant at first to spend this much on one light since we were building a new house and purchasing lights for everything, but so glad we didn’t skimp on this. It’s worth every penny. It completes the room.”
Colleen C.Matrix Rings · new build, living room
“The Matrix chandelier fits perfectly over our 60 inch dining room table. High quality products — well worth the price.”
James F.Matrix Rings · dining room
“The best kitchen island light I have ever seen. Everyone asks — where did you get that light?”
Erika A.Matrix Rings · kitchen island
“One architectural designed fixture — changes room look and feel with pushing remote. We love the multi-smart zone control.”
Ashley B.Matrix Rings · three zones
“I wanted a custom layout for the Matrix Rings that he was not showing on his website. One phone call — ‘no problem, done’. Exactly what I wanted.”
Carrie R.Matrix Rings · custom layout
“Amazing quality and design. These added so much to my entry stairwell and everyone sees the chandelier from the street, especially at night.”
Mark W.Matrix Rings · two-storey entry
Verified purchases. Every photo was taken by the owner, in their own room.
Before you spec it
Three things you'll want to know
- Height
- Seven feet from the floor to the bottom of the fixture, in almost any room. Ceiling height changes the drop, not the rule — and drops are cut to length on site. How to size it →
- Three zones
- Side ambient, down spot and combo, each dimmable on its own. One fixture that works while the kitchen is working and again once everyone sits down. What each zone does →
- No visible bulb
- Nothing to look into from the floor. It's why clients ask about the room and not about the fixture — and why nobody calls you six months later about glare over the island.
The offer
We're looking for three builders in Texas
Not a dealer programme, not a discount code. Three builders we work with closely for the rest of the year.
You get a Matrix ring for your office — free — to hang and show clients in person. Nobody should spend two thousand dollars on a fixture they have only seen on a screen.
We don't send one to everyone. Tell us about your work and we'll take it from there.
Who you'd be dealing with
Jack Yeager
He has a degree in architecture and grew up on a farm in Ohio, where the lesson was simpler than either: if a thing is broken, you figure out how to fix it. That habit took him into turnarounds — one company was bleeding $15 million a year when he took it over, and wasn't by the time he left — and into a software startup he exited in seven figures.
Then he stopped and spent four years sailing the world's oceans, mostly alone, watching the only light that never needed a fixture: the slow dim from gold to amber to a dark you can feel.
He came back to Miami, went looking for that in a room, couldn't buy it anywhere, and ended up designing it. The three zones, the hidden source, the drop cut on site — those are his decisions, and he'll walk you through any of them.
He also answers the phone. If a piece shows up wrong on a Friday, you're not opening a ticket. You're calling the man who drew it.