This series showcases four distinct designs, each featuring clean lines and a sleek, polished finish that captures the essence of modern simplicity.
Crafted from high-quality glass, these pendants boast a pristine clarity that allows light to radiate with a bright, yet warm ambiance. The metal components, designed with precision, add a touch of industrial chic to the overall aesthetic. Whether suspended individually or grouped together for a cohesive look, each piece in the Quartet of Light series commands attention and elevates the style of any room.
From the graceful curvature of the teardrop pendant to the sharp angles of the triangular piece, this series offers versatile lighting solutions perfect for a variety of settings. Illuminate your kitchen island, brighten a cozy reading nook, or add a statement above your dining table with these exquisite fixtures that blend artful design with functionality.
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Product Size
Model A Size: Dia 20cm x H 34cm / ∅ 7.9″ x H 13.4″
Model B Size: Dia 20cm x H 20cm / ∅ 7.9″ x H 7.9″
Model C Size: Dia 20cm x H 22cm / ∅ 7.9″ x H 8.7″
Model D Size: Dia 15cm x H 10cm / ∅ 7.9″ x H 3.9″
Model D Size: Dia 20cm x H 11cm / ∅ 7.9″ x H 4.3″
Details
Materials: Metal, Glass, Acrylic.
Light source: Integrated LED (LED lights are fully built into the fixture and cannot be replaced).
Kelvin range: Warm Light (3000K), Neutral Light (4000K), Cool Light (6000K).
Voltage: AC 110-240V
Mounting: Ceiling
Moisture resistance: IP 20 Damp-rated, It is generally suitable for indoor use where it can't be exposed to moisture.
Environment: Indoor
Body Finishes: Black.
Shade Finishes: Smoke grey, White.
Wiring: Hardwired.
Control: Compatible with common wall switches (not included).
59″ Adjustable hanging height cable, which can be lengthened as required.
: UL, ETL and CE, SAA listed.
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