NordicGlow Fluted Pendant Light
NordicGlow Fluted Pendant Light
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A vertical fluted shade in metal and glass, with the ridges running the full height of the form. The fluting breaks the light into fine bands as it leaves the shade, so the glow arriving on a counter or a table has some texture rather than falling as a flat circle.
Its proportions suit a run rather than a single point. Three of these spaced evenly above a kitchen island read considerably better than one larger fixture, and the narrow profile means they do not block sightlines across an open-plan room. Over a dining table, a pair works well on a longer surface.
Five colours, each in warm or cold white. White is the neutral; pink and yellow are the warmest and most decorative; blue and dark blue are cooler and more graphic. Warm white suits dining and living spaces, cold white a kitchen worktop where clarity matters. Hang the bottom around 75 to 85 cm above a tabletop. Installation should be carried out by a competent person. Spacing matters as much as height: allow roughly 70 to 80 cm between centres over an island so the pools of light overlap slightly rather than reading as separate spots. Wipe the fluting with a dry cloth, since kitchen grease settles in the ridges.
- Product type: LED pendant light
- Colours available: White, Pink, Yellow, Blue, Dark blue
- Light options: Warm white, Cold white
- Shade: Vertical fluted metal and glass
- Use: Kitchen islands, dining areas, living spaces
- 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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Texture In The Light Itself
Ridges run the full height of the shade and break the glow into fine bands, so the light landing on a counter has some structure rather than falling as a flat circle.
Made To Be Hung In Threes
Three evenly spaced above an island read considerably better than one larger fixture, and the narrow profile means they never block the view across an open plan room.
Quiet White Or A Real Colour
White is the neutral. Pink and yellow are the warmest and most decorative. Blue and dark blue are cooler and more graphic against a pale kitchen.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far apart should I space them?
Roughly 70 to 80 cm between centres over an island, so the pools of light overlap slightly rather than reading as separate spots.
How high should they hang?
About 75 to 85 cm from the bottom of the shade to the surface, which keeps the light on the counter and out of eye line.
Warm white or cold white?
Warm white for dining and living spaces, cold white over a kitchen worktop where clarity matters more than mood.
How many do I need?
Three over a kitchen island, or a pair over a longer dining table. The proportions are made for a run rather than a single point.
How do I clean the fluting?
A dry cloth along the ridges when you change a bulb. Kitchen grease settles in the grooves, and a quick wipe keeps the bands crisp.


