Nordic Wood Macaron Pendant
Nordic Wood Macaron Pendant
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Natural timber paired with a soft macaron-coloured shade, built up in layers so the silhouette steps rather than tapers smoothly. Those layers diffuse the light at different depths, which gives the glow more structure than a single-shell shade produces.
The wood is what keeps the colour from reading as childish. A pastel shade on its own belongs in a nursery; the same shade over a timber collar sits comfortably in a kitchen or a dining room, because the natural material grounds it.
Five colours, each in warm or cold white. White and grey are the neutrals. Black is the most graphic against a pale ceiling. Green and pink are the decorative options, best used where the fixture is meant to be seen. Warm white suits a dining table; cold white is clearer over a worktop. Hang the bottom around 75 to 85 cm above a tabletop. Installation should be carried out by a competent person. The timber collar is left with a light natural oil finish, so dusting with a dry cloth is all it needs; avoid harsh cleaners, which can dull the wood's surface over time. In a kitchen, hanging one above an island alongside a matching pair over a breakfast bar keeps the pastel tones from feeling isolated in the room.
- Product type: Pendant light
- Colours available: Grey, Green, Black, White, Pink
- Light options: Warm white, Cold white
- Materials: Natural timber with layered coloured shade
- Light: Warm and diffused through layered shells
- Use: Kitchens, dining rooms, living areas, bedrooms
- Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
- In the box: 1 x pendant light, fixings
Pastel That Belongs In A Kitchen
A soft macaron shade on its own suits a nursery. Over a natural timber collar, the same colour sits comfortably above a dining table or a kitchen island.
Light Built Up In Layers
The shade steps rather than tapers, so the shells diffuse light at different depths. The glow has more structure than a single shell shade produces.
Choose The Colour, Then The Light
White and grey are the neutrals, black is the most graphic against a pale ceiling, green and pink are for when the fixture is meant to be seen. Warm white over a table, cold white over a worktop.