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Scandinavian Iron and Wood Pendant

Scandinavian Iron and Wood Pendant

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Real wood veneer, not a printed grain
Tight pool of light on the worktop
Source hidden, no glare when seated
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A matte metal shade with a wood-grain accent at the collar. The two materials do different jobs: the metal keeps the outline clean and the shade thin, while the wood breaks up what would otherwise be an entirely cold fixture.

The shade directs light downward into a defined circle rather than washing it sideways, which is what makes it useful over a worktop, a breakfast bar or one end of a dining table. There is no glare from a seated position because the source stays hidden inside the cone. The wood accent is a genuine veneer rather than a printed finish, so the grain catches light slightly differently depending on the angle you view it from. Because the shade sits low and close to the worktop, it also throws a tighter, more defined pool than a pendant hung higher would.

Two finishes. White is the quieter of the two and lets the wood accent carry the character, which suits a pale kitchen. Black is more graphic and holds a hard outline against a light ceiling, pairing well with black taps and handles elsewhere in the room. A run of two or three along an island reads better than a single fixture. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated before work begins.

  • Product type: Pendant ceiling light
  • Colours available: White, Black
  • Materials: Matte metal shade with wood grain accent
  • Light: Directed downward, no glare from below
  • Use: Kitchens, dining areas, living spaces, breakfast bars
  • 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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Metal For The Line, Wood For The Warmth

The metal keeps the shade thin and the outline clean. The wood at the collar breaks up what would otherwise be an entirely cold fixture.

A Circle, Not A Wash

The cone directs light down into a defined pool rather than spilling it sideways, which is what a worktop, a breakfast bar or one end of a table actually needs.

White Recedes, Black Draws A Line

White lets the wood accent carry the character in a pale kitchen. Black holds a hard outline against a light ceiling and pairs with black taps and handles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the wood real?

Yes, a genuine veneer rather than a printed finish, so the grain catches light differently depending on the angle you look from.

How many should I hang over an island?

Two or three evenly spaced reads considerably better than a single fixture, and it lights the whole length rather than the middle.

Will it glare from a seat?

No. The source stays hidden inside the cone, so you see the lit surface rather than the bulb.

Why does it hang lower than other pendants?

Sitting closer to the surface is what gives it that tight, defined pool. Hung high it would spread and lose the effect.

Which finish suits a pale kitchen?

White, which lets the wood be the detail. Choose black if there is already dark hardware in the room for it to answer.