Nordic Glass Globe Pendant
Nordic Glass Globe Pendant
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A high-transmission glass globe on a refined metal fitting. High-transmission means the glass lets more light through than an ordinary shade at the same tint, so a coloured globe still gives usable light rather than only atmosphere.
Three glass options behave differently. Transparent gives the most light and shows the bulb, which suits a filament. Amber warms the room noticeably and is the classic evening choice. Smoke grey is the most restrained and reads almost solid when unlit, working as a sculptural object during the day.
Each comes in warm or cold white. Warm suits a dining room or a bedroom; cold white is clearer over a kitchen island or a worktop. A run of three along an island reads better than a single fixture. Over a table, hang the bottom around 75 to 85 cm above the surface. Each globe is mouth-finished, so faint variations in the glass are normal rather than a fault. The metal fitting is available in the same finish across all three glass options, which makes it straightforward to run a matching row of pendants along an island. A short flex allows the drop height to be trimmed slightly at fitting, rather than being fixed at one length. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated before work begins.
- Product type: Glass pendant light
- Glass options: Transparent, Amber, Smoke grey
- Light options: Warm white, Cold white
- Shade: High-transmission glass globe
- Fitting: Refined metal finish
- Use: Dining rooms, kitchen islands, bedrooms
- 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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Tinted Without Going Dim
High transmission glass lets more light through than an ordinary shade at the same tint, so a coloured globe still gives usable light rather than only atmosphere.
Three Glasses, Three Rooms
Transparent gives the most light and shows a filament bulb. Amber warms a room for the evening. Smoke grey reads almost solid unlit and works as a daytime object.
Built To Run In A Row
The metal fitting is the same finish across all three glass options, which makes a matching row along an island straightforward. Three reads better than one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which glass should I choose?
Transparent for the most light and to show a filament bulb. Amber for evening warmth. Smoke grey for restraint, since it reads almost solid when unlit.
Warm white or cold white?
Warm suits a dining room or a bedroom. Cold white is clearer over a kitchen island or a worktop where you are actually preparing food.
Can I adjust the drop?
A short flex allows the height to be trimmed slightly at fitting rather than being fixed at one length.
Will the globes match each other?
Each is mouth finished, so faint variations in the glass are normal rather than a fault. In a row of three that variation reads as character.
How high over a table?
Around 75 to 85 cm between the bottom of the globe and the surface, so the light lands on the table without the fixture sitting in anyone's eyeline.


