Glass Pendant Light for Dining Table, Milk or Clear Sphere

Two decisions make this fitting, and neither is the shape.

The first is the glass. Milk white gives an even glow with the lamp completely hidden — a soft ball of light you can hang at any height. Clear leaves the filament visible and turns the same sphere into a piece of jewellery that needs a decent bulb behind it. The second is the metal: gold warms everything around the collar, black keeps the outline hard. Four diameters, from a small globe meant to be repeated up to one that will hold a table alone.

Milk or clear glass on a gold or black collar

• Milk hides the lamp: an even glow across the whole sphere with no bright point at any angle
• Clear shows it: the filament becomes the ornament, which is why the bulb you choose matters more
• Four diameters: from a small globe to repeat, to a large one that stands alone
• Gold or black fitting: warm collar or hard outline — it changes the whole read of the same glass

Milk for bedrooms, clear for tables

Milk glass can hang anywhere, including at head height beside a bed, because nothing glares. Clear glass needs to be above eye level or dimmed, but gives a room something to look at.

Small ones want company

The fifteen-centimetre globe is undersized on its own. Three or five along an island is the arrangement it was drawn for.

Choose the bulb before the glass

With clear glass the lamp is on show from every seat. A plain frosted bulb undoes the fitting; a decent clear one makes it.Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Which glass beside a bed?
Milk white. It gives no bright point, so there is no angle at which it glares.

How many over an island?
Three or five of the smaller sizes. The largest is meant to hang alone.

Does a bulb come with it?
No — and with clear glass the bulb is visible, so choose it deliberately.

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