Tumbler hangs a cognac-coloured glass shade from a brass-look iron fitting. The tinted glass warms the light before it ever reaches the room, which is why this particular combination keeps turning up over dining tables and bar counters in rooms that are mostly used after dark. The colour is in the glass rather than in the bulb, so the warmth holds whatever you screw into it. Switched off, the shade still reads as an amber object worth having overhead.
Six shades are available: small circle, medium circle, large circle, rectangle, oval and rhombus. The point of that range is the mixing. Three different shapes hung at three different heights over one island looks considered in a way that three identical pendants in a straight line never quite manages, and it forgives a ceiling where the fixing points were not set out symmetrically in the first place. Matching sizes still works where the room wants calm rather than rhythm.
The cable runs long enough for any ceiling, from a low flat to a double-height stairwell, and is shortened at installation rather than by adding an extension. Hang one over a breakfast bar, or build a cluster of three across a long table.
- Material: cognac-tinted glass shade on a brass-look iron fitting
- Shapes: small, medium and large circle, rectangle, oval, rhombus
- Light: warmed by the glass itself, not by the bulb
- Cable: long enough for high ceilings, shortened at installation
- Mix shapes and heights, or match for a calmer run
- Best for: dining tables, bar counters, kitchens and foyers
- Ships from our EU/US warehouse, delivered in 4-8 business days
