Lumenorth Trellis Planter Pendant Light
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A shallow growing tray is built into the shade, so one ceiling point gives you a light below and a garden above it.
Fill the tray with pothos, string of pearls, ivy or trailing succulents and let them run down around the cord.
Most ceiling lights look their best on day one. This one keeps going after the installation is done and improves for a year or two.
Trellis is a planter pendant light: a ceiling lamp with a shallow growing tray built into the shade, so the fixture becomes a small hanging garden that also lights the room beneath it. It is a light fitting that is never quite finished, because the planting keeps going after the installation is done. Most ceiling lights look their best on day one. This one improves for a year or two.
Fill the tray with pothos, string of pearls, ivy or trailing succulents and let them spill over the rim and down around the drop. As the plants grow, the light filters up through the leaves and throws soft, moving shadows across the ceiling, which changes the whole feel of a room in the evening. Below the tray the lamp still casts a clean downward beam, so it works as a genuine light over a table rather than only as a piece of greenery with a bulb hidden inside it.
Use a free-draining compost and water sparingly, since the tray sits directly above a live fitting. Hang it where the plants get some daylight: over a kitchen table, near a landing window, or above a bathroom basin where the humidity suits them.
Pothos, string of pearls, ivy and trailing succulents all work well, because they spill over the rim and grow down around the cord.
Shallow, sized for trailing planting rather than deep rooted plants, which is what keeps the fixture light and balanced.
Choose low need planting and it asks very little. The reward is a fitting that looks better each season rather than worse.
No. The tray sits above and the light throws down from below, so the greenery frames the glow rather than covering it.
Above a dining table, a kitchen corner or a stairwell, where trailing growth has room to hang and be seen.