Glass Pendant Light for Kitchen Island, 1-Light Disc, 30 cm

Most kitchen pendants glare, straight off the bulb and into your eyes. This one hides the source behind frosted white glass. The disc is built in two tiers, the wider one over the narrower. Green marble caps it, above and below.

A fluted brass stem dropping into a green marble hub

• Stepped frosted disc — two tiers of glass, the upper one wider, overhanging the narrower band beneath.
• Fluted brass stem — ribbed along its length, tapering as it falls to the stone.
• Marble, used twice — a rounded dark green bead above the glass, a shallower cap beneath, finished by a short brass finial.
• A tone to choose — two light temperatures, set out under the specifications, so you match the room.

Glass on the outside, brass and marble down the centre

The materials list is short, each one doing a job. Brass runs the whole drop as one warm line — canopy, fluted stem, then the finial. The glass is frosted rather than clear, so the disc reads as one even white. Marble joins the two: a bead above, a cap below.

Fit and placement

Have an electrician make the ceiling connection. The brass canopy sits flat to the ceiling, and the black cord carries the drop down to the stem. Hang the glass above eye level over a seated table — the cord gives the length listed under the specifications.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Will it glare over an island?
The disc is frosted glass on every face — top, sides and underside — so the bulb sits behind glass, never out in the open.

Is the marble the same top and bottom?
Both are dark green, but cut differently. A rounded bead sits above the glass. Underneath, the cap is shallower and lens-shaped.

What does the underside look like?
A flat glass face, a green marble cap at its centre, then a short brass finial. No visible screws.

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