Slatted Wood Pendant Light for Kitchen Island, Caged Bulb

A single warm bulb inside a cage of curved wood slats. Lit, it throws bars of light and shadow up the wall behind it. Unlit, it reads as one quiet rounded shape. It gives a room a centre without taking the room over.

A cage of curved slats around one warm bulb

• Open ribs — thin wood strips curve out from the collar and back in, leaving slots that let the light out in bars.
• Onion-shaped shade — widest across the middle, drawn in at the top and again at the base.
• Bulb set high — it sits close to the collar, so the filament shows through the upper slots.
• Open base ring — the ribs finish on a plain ring, and the shade stays open below it.

The colour runs over the ribs, not just the collar

Three styles share one shape. In Black Wood and White Wood the colour carries onto the ribs themselves, so the whole shade changes tone. Choose Wood and the slats stay pale, warming to honey once the bulb is on. A dark shade holds the light tighter and reads as a striped shell after dark.

Fit and placement

Hang one on its own over a kitchen island. Above a longer dining table, two or three in a line spread the light more evenly. Match the size to the surface beneath it, and hang it low enough that the base ring sits under eye level.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Does the shade throw a pattern on the wall?
Yes. The slots between the ribs cast bars of light and shadow across the wall behind, alongside the rounded shadow of the shade itself.

Where does the light fall?
Out through the slots in bars, and straight down through the open base onto the table or worktop below.

How does it look with the light off?
It holds its shape. Against a bright window the ribs read as a striped silhouette; against a wall it reads as one solid rounded volume.

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