Glazed Ceramic Pendant Light for Kitchen, Wood Cap

A teacup and its saucer, scaled up and hung over the worktop. Kitchen lighting usually flattens a room. This one drops a pool of light onto the counter and leaves the ceiling quiet. Then you notice the gold handle, and it makes you smile.

A glazed saucer set over an upturned cup

• Saucer above, cup below — the domed disc is the same glazed ceramic as the cup, and overhangs it on every side.
• Gold-coloured handle — one smooth curve of polished metal, joined to the cup at two points and tucked under the saucer rim.
• Two fine gold lines — one follows the edge of the saucer, the other rings the open base of the cup.
• Open base — lit, the glaze stays opaque, so the whole output leaves through the mouth and lands on the surface below.

Three high-gloss glazes on one body

White, grey and pink share one shape and one mirror-bright finish. White sits quiet against timber and stone, grey cools a warm kitchen, pink brings the colour. Hung two or three at staggered heights, they read as a set.

Fit and placement

The shade hangs from a slim polished rod on an adjustable cable, so you set the drop as you hang it. Your electrician will have it on an existing ceiling point in one short visit. Centre one over the sink, or pair them along an island.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Can I mix the three colourways over one worktop?
Yes. Each shade is one fixture in one colour, so white, grey and pink can hang together. Stagger the drops and the group reads deliberate.

Will the lit part show from a bar stool?
The base is open, so from a low seat you look up into the lit cup. Hang it above eye level and you see the glaze and the gold line instead.

Does the handle carry any weight?
No. It is fixed to the cup wall for the look of the thing. The stem above the saucer takes the whole load.

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