Brass Band Glass Cylinder Pendant

£64.99 GBP

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Colour Amber Smoke Grey

Colour Temperature Warm White Cold White

A cylinder lights a zone, not a room

Brushed brass band, so no mirror glare

Amber to warm, smoke grey to calm

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A cylindrical shade in smoked glass with a brushed brass band at the collar. The band is the only detail on the fixture, which is why the finish matters: brushed rather than polished, so it warms the glass without reflecting the room back at you.

A cylinder throws light in a narrower column than a dome, so it defines a specific area rather than spreading across a room. That makes it right over a kitchen island, a breakfast bar or a bedside, and it means a run of three reads better along a worktop than a single fixture would.

Amber is the warmer glass and turns an evening room golden. Smoke grey is cooler and more restrained, reading almost charcoal when unlit. Each comes in warm or cold white; warm suits a dining table, cold white gives more usable light over a worktop. Hang the bottom around 75 to 85 cm above a tabletop. Installation should be carried out by a competent person. Wipe the smoked glass with a dry cloth and the brass band with a soft cloth only, since abrasive cleaning can dull the brushed finish. Amber glass suits a kitchen with warm timber tones, while smoke grey pairs more naturally with a darker worktop or black fittings elsewhere in the room.

Product type: Glass pendant light
Glass colours: Amber, Smoke grey
Light options: Warm white, Cold white
Detail: Brushed brass collar band
Shade: Cylindrical smoked glass
Use: Kitchens, dining areas, breakfast bars, bedsides
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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A Column, Not A Spread

A cylinder throws light in a narrower column than a dome, so it defines a specific area instead of washing the whole room. That is what makes it right over an island or a breakfast bar, and why a run of three reads better along a worktop than one fixture ever will.

One Detail, Done Properly

The brass band at the collar is the only detail on the whole fixture, which is why the finish matters. Brushed rather than polished, so it warms the glass instead of reflecting the room back at you every time you sit down.

Golden Evening Or Quiet Charcoal

Amber glass turns an evening room golden and sits beautifully with warm timber. Smoke grey is cooler and more restrained, reading almost charcoal when unlit and pairing with a dark worktop or black fittings elsewhere.

Frequently Asked Questions

How high should it hang over a table?

Around 75 to 85 cm from the tabletop to the bottom of the shade. That keeps the light on the surface and the fixture clear of your sightline across the table. The drop adjusts at the canopy once it is up.

How many do I need over an island?

Two for a shorter island, three for a full length one. Because each cylinder lights a defined column rather than spreading, a run gives you even light along the whole worktop where a single pendant would leave the ends dim.

Amber or smoke grey?

Amber for a kitchen with warm timber tones, where it makes the evenings golden. Smoke grey for a darker worktop or a room with black fittings, where it reads almost charcoal until you switch it on.

Warm white or cold white over a worktop?

Cold white gives more usable light for chopping and cooking. Warm white is the better choice over a dining table, where the job is atmosphere rather than visibility. You choose at purchase, so pick by where it is going.

How do I clean the brass without dulling it?

A soft cloth only. Abrasive cleaners and metal polishes take the texture off a brushed finish, which is the one thing that changes how it looks. The smoked glass wipes clean with a dry cloth.