Mireta Retro Glass Pendant

£80.99 GBP

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Colour Green Purple Amber

Ribbed and tinted, colour plus structure

Three saturated retro tones

Scaled for a table, a bar, or a hall

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Ribbed glass in a saturated colour, which is a combination that belongs to a particular era and has come back for good reason. The ribbing catches the light along each ridge while the tint carries the colour through, so the glow leaving the shade is coloured and structured at the same time.

Three tones with quite different characters. Amber is the warmest and closest to the classic retro reference, and it turns evening light golden. Green is deeper and reads as a design decision rather than a neutral. Purple is the most unusual of the three and works best where the pendant is meant to be the one strong colour in an otherwise plain room.

The scale suits a single point above a dining table, a bar or a hallway, and a run of two or three along a counter reads better than one large fixture. Because the glass is tinted, pair it with brighter task lighting if the room needs working light as well. Hang the bottom around 75 to 85 cm above a tabletop. Tinted glass dulls quickly under kitchen grease, so wipe the shade with a dry cloth when you change the bulb rather than leaving it to build up. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated before work begins.

Product type: Glass pendant light
Colours available: Green, Purple, Amber
Shade: Ribbed tinted glass
Light: Warm, coloured, atmosphere led
Use: Dining tables, bars, hallways, kitchen counters
Note: Pair with task lighting where working light is needed
Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
In the box: 1 x pendant light, fixings

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Colour And Ridge Together

The ribbing catches light along each ridge while the tint carries colour through the glass, so the glow leaving the shade is coloured and structured at once.

Amber, Green, Or Purple

Amber is the warmest and the closest to the classic retro reference. Green is deeper and reads as a decision. Purple is the rarest and the boldest of the three.

Better Two Or Three At A Time

A run along a counter reads considerably better than one large fixture, and it is the fastest way to give a kitchen or a bar a finished look.

Frequently Asked Questions

How high should it hang?

About 75 to 85 cm from the bottom of the shade to a tabletop, which keeps the light on the surface and the bulb out of eye line.

Is it bright enough for a kitchen?

Over a table or a bar it is perfect on its own. Where you also need working light, pair it with task lighting under the units and let this one set the mood.

Which colour is the easiest to live with?

Amber, which turns evening light golden and flatters almost any room. Green and purple are for when you want the pendant to be the strong colour in the space.

How many should I hang?

Two or three evenly spaced along a counter or a long table. A single one suits a small round table or a hallway.

How do I keep the colour rich?

Wipe the shade with a dry cloth when you change the bulb. Tinted glass stays deepest when it is kept clear of kitchen grease.