Crumpled Paper Pendant Light for Dining Table, 20 cm

Some rooms are all pale surfaces and straight lines, and they can read cold. This pendant answers with something soft. The shade is crumpled paper, creased into angular planes that take the light one at a time. In a white room it is the only warm colour you see.

Two bands of paper, one lit and one left grey

• Glowing crown — the upper panel passes light, so each crease reads as its own warm plane.
• Grey cuff — a second band of paper wraps the waist and stays cool grey against the lit panel above.
• Open base — there is no diffuser underneath, so the light falls straight down.
• Ridged black collar — a knurled metal holder closes over the top of the shade, with a round black flex above.

Every crease sits at its own angle

The surface is not smooth, and it is not meant to be. Each fold meets the light differently, so the shade reads as a cluster of facets rather than a curve. Count the planes on the lit panel: some come up near-white, others warm apricot. The black metal collar is the only hard edge here. Everything else is paper, and it looks like paper on purpose.

Fit and placement

Centre it over a dining table, where the warm crown sits against a pale ceiling and the black flex reads as one thin line. Have a qualified electrician make the ceiling connection, as the wiring method in the specifications requires.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Are the creases meant to look like that?
Yes. The crumpling is the design, not damage in transit. The creases are what break the lit panel into separate planes.

Does the shade glow all over?
No. Only the upper panel passes light. The grey band at the waist stays matt, so the glow stops in a clean line partway down.

Can I hang a pair over one long table?
Yes. The shade is wider than it is tall, so two of them spaced evenly read as a run rather than a stack.

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