Contemporary bauhaus glass painted metal hardware chandelier

There is a quiet confidence to an object that knows exactly what it is. This pendant lamp distils the pendant form to its most essential proposition: a wide, flat disc of coloured glass suspended from a slender black cord, its geometry horizontal and unhurried, its presence in a room immediately legible from across the space. The shade is a shallow cylinder more UFO than bowl, more planet than dome its generous diameter casting a wide pool of warm light downward while the exposed opal globe bulb below the shade introduces a second, softer source that glows in all directions at once, filling the surrounding space with diffused ambient warmth rather than a single directed beam. At the crown of the shade sits a small rounded cap fitting in a contrasting deep burgundy lacquer, its pill-like silhouette adding a note of deliberate colour contrast and a faint echo of Italian mid-century hardware detailing the single moment of warmth in an otherwise disciplined composition. The cord is adjustable, running from approximately 1,3 to 1,4 metres, making the fixture adaptable to a wide range of ceiling heights and hanging contexts: above a dining table, over a kitchen island, in a reading corner, or clustered in multiples across a generous open-plan ceiling. Available in two colourways a deep gloss Olive paired with the burgundy cap for an earthy, considered palette, and a warm matte Amber that brings Saharan warmth and the colour language of 1960s Italian Pop to any room it enters.