Ribbed Glass Pendant Light
Ribbed Glass Pendant Light
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Textured glass is what separates this pendant from the plain cylinder version of the same idea. The stripe shade runs vertical ribs down a 19 cm cylinder; the wave shade is shorter at 15 cm with a softer, rippled surface. Both break the light as it passes through, so the glow lands with some pattern in it instead of arriving flat.
Three configurations cover different rooms. A single head suits a bedside, a hallway or one end of a worktop. The three-head round cluster at 30 cm gathers light over a small dining table or a kitchen island. The long 50 cm three-head bar runs along a breakfast bar or a rectangular table, spreading light across its length rather than pooling it in the middle.
The drop is adjustable at installation, which matters more than it sounds: too low over a table and it blocks sightlines, too high and the shade stops doing its job. The E27 fitting takes standard bulbs, so you can choose the warmth and brightness yourself, and swap it later without changing the fixture. Installation should be carried out by a competent person. Bulb choice makes a real difference here: a clear filament bulb shows through the ribbing and doubles the pattern, while an opal bulb keeps the glow softer and hides the filament entirely.
- Product type: Glass pendant light
- Shade styles: A stripe 19 cm, B wave 15 cm
- Configurations: Single head, 3 heads round 30 cm, 3 heads long 50 cm
- Fitting: E26/E27, bulb not included
- Adjustment: Adjustable drop height at installation
- Use: Dining tables, kitchen islands, breakfast bars, bedsides
- Installation: To be fitted by a competent person
- In the box: 1 x pendant light, fixings
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Pattern In The Glow
The ribs and ripples break the light as it passes through, so what lands on the table has some texture in it instead of arriving flat.
Stripe Or Wave
The stripe shade runs vertical ribs down a 19 cm cylinder. The wave shade is shorter at 15 cm with a softer, rippled surface that scatters the light a little more.
One Light Or A Row Of Three
A single head suits a bedside, a hallway or the end of a worktop. The 30 cm round cluster gathers light over a small table. The 50 cm bar runs along a breakfast bar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which shade should I choose?
Stripe is the taller and more graphic of the two at 19 cm. Wave is shorter at 15 cm and softer, and it scatters the light a little more.
How many heads do I need?
One for a bedside, a hallway or the end of a worktop. Three in the round cluster for a small dining table. Three on the 50 cm bar for a breakfast bar or a long table.
Can I adjust the height?
Yes. The drop is adjustable, so you can set it to clear a dining table properly or hang it lower over a worktop.
Green or clear glass?
Clear keeps the light brightest and the look neutral. Green adds colour to the fixture itself, which reads well against wood and white walls.
Where does it work best?
Over a dining table, a kitchen island, a breakfast bar or a bedside. Anywhere the light is meant to land on a surface rather than fill a whole room.


