Lumenorth Hue Nordic Pendant Light
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Once for the shade and once for the cord. That single decision is what makes the fitting feel specified rather than simply bought.
Most pendants treat the cord as plumbing to hide. Here it is fabric wrapped and gets the same attention as the dome above it.
Black, white, pink, grey, blue, green or yellow, with the cord in black, white or matched to the shade so the whole drop reads as one piece.
Hue is a Nordic pendant light built around one idea: you should get to pick the colour twice, once for the shade and once for the cord. Most pendants treat the cord as plumbing to be hidden. Here it is part of the design and gets the same attention as the dome. That one decision is what makes the fitting feel specified rather than simply bought.
The dome comes in black, white, pink, grey, blue, green or yellow. The fabric-wrapped cord can be black, white, or matched to the shade so that the whole fixture reads as a single unbroken colour from the ceiling down to the bulb. A contrasting cord turns a simple lamp into a graphic line drawn down the wall, which is worth doing in a stairwell or a double-height room where the drop is long and visible. A matching cord disappears into the background and lets the dome sit quietly on its own.
Hang it at whatever height the room needs, low over a worktop or high in a hall. The enclosed dome directs light downward, so it stays comfortable to sit beneath at a kitchen table for a whole evening without anyone catching a glare.
Black, white, pink, grey, blue, green and yellow, which covers both a restrained scheme and a room that wants a lift.
Yes. Matching makes the whole drop read as one piece, while black or white cord lets the dome stand on its own.
It is fabric wrapped, which is why it reads as part of the design rather than as a cable running to the ceiling.
Both. The dome throws light downward, so it works over a counter, a table or a bedside depending on the drop you set.
Yes. Because the shape stays constant, a mixed colour run still reads as one set rather than as odds and ends.