Floral Glass Pendant Light
Floral Glass Pendant Light
The Floral Glass Pendant Light features a flower-inspired silhouette that brings a soft, organic presence to interior spaces. Its compact hanging form makes it well suited for use above dining tables, kitchen islands, or seating areas, where it acts as a refined decorative element without overwhelming the surrounding design.
Shaped glass petals create layered depth and visual texture, allowing light to pass through with a gentle, natural effect. The interplay between translucent glass and metal detailing enhances the space with subtle elegance, making the pendant a balanced combination of artistic form and everyday functionality.
Why This One
A Flower, Read in Glass
Petals That Overlap, Not Line Up
The glass leaves are set at staggered angles rather than in a flat ring, so the silhouette changes as you walk past it. From the table below you read a full bloom; from the doorway, a layered edge.
Glass That Softens Where It Doubles
Light passes through a single petal and comes out clear; where two petals cross, it comes out softened and a shade deeper. That is what gives the glow its depth instead of one flat brightness across the whole fixture.
A Drop That Stays Close to the Ceiling
At 4.9″ deep, the fixture sits high and out of the sightline — the reason it works over a kitchen island you walk around, or in a room where a long pendant would hang in the way.
Brass Holding the Centre
A brass collar gathers the petals at the core and carries the whole weight from a single point. Unlit, that warm metal centre is what keeps the shape reading as a flower rather than a cluster of glass.
Shaped glass petals on a brass frame — in clear, green or brown
Specifications
Features & Details
| Features | |
| Material | Blown glass shade, brass fittings in a gold finish |
| Glass Colour | Clear, green or brown — polished and blown |
| Suspension | Braided fabric cord — no rigid rod |
| Light Source | One E26 / E27 bulb, max 40W — bulb sold separately. The bulb sits below the rim and stays visible, so a decorative warm white bulb is recommended |
| Weight | 6.6 lb (3 kg) |
| Mounting | Ceiling mount, hardwired |
| IP Rating | IP20 · indoor dry locations only |
| Dimming | Depends on the bulb — fit a dimmable bulb and a compatible wall dimmer. The socket switch itself does not dim |
| Style | Organic modern · Contemporary · Transitional · Feminine · Art glass |
| Application | Dining table · Kitchen island · Breakfast bar · Entryway · Bedside · Stairwell · Hallway (indoor only) |
| Specification | |
| Voltage | AC 110V–240V compatible |
| Power | Max 40W |
| Power Type | Hardwired to a standard junction box — no driver or transformer required |
| Control | Wall switch (not included) |
| Warranty | 2-year manufacturer warranty |
Before you install: Hardwired for indoor dry locations — we recommend a licensed electrician. The fabric cord can be shortened at installation to suit your ceiling height. Handle the glass by the brass collar rather than the petal edges, and choose a decorative bulb: it stays visible below the rim.
| Diameter — 9.8″ | 9.8″ across (25 cm) at the widest point of the bloom — small enough to hang two or three in a row without the glass crowding, and to sit alone above a bedside table or an entry console. |
| Depth — 4.9″ | Only 4.9″ deep (12.5 cm), so the fixture stays high and out of the sightline. That shallow profile is what lets it work in a room with a standard 8 ft ceiling where a longer pendant would hang in the way. |
| Hanging Height | Over a dining table or island, hang the bottom of the glass 30–36″ above the surface. In a hallway or entry, keep at least 7 ft of clearance from the floor. |
| Hanging in a Run | Space them 24–30″ apart, centre to centre. Two suit a table for four or a short island; three suit a table for six or an island over 7 ft. Keep the outer pendants about 12″ in from each end. |
| Installation | Hardwired to a standard ceiling junction box — we recommend a licensed electrician. The braided fabric cord can be shortened at installation to level a run to the same drop. |
Sizing tip: at 9.8″ across, one pendant is an accent rather than a whole light source. Above a bedside, a console or a stairwell it holds the space on its own; over a dining table or kitchen island, plan on two or three in a row — a single small pendant over a full-width table reads undersized no matter how good the fixture is.
Three Glass Colours
The Glass Decides the Light
With a translucent shade, colour is not just how the fixture looks switched off — it is the tone of everything the fixture lights. The same bulb reads white through clear glass, cool through green, and golden through brown.

Clear
The Brightest of the Three
Ribbed clear glass lets the light through almost unchanged, so the room stays whatever colour you painted it. The ribbing catches the light along each fold, which is what stops it reading as plain glass. The safest choice in a scheme you have already settled.
Green
Cooler, and Deeper at the Rim
A sage-toned green that darkens where the glass folds over on itself. It cools the light a shade and sits naturally with walnut, rattan and dark green cabinetry — the one to pick if brass and warm wood already dominate the room.
Brown
Amber Light, Not Just Amber Glass
The warmest of the three: the glass turns the light golden on its way out, so the surface below picks up a honey cast. It suits terracotta, oak, and rooms you want to feel like evening even at six o'clock.
Two things worth knowing: the bulb sits below the rim and stays visible, so a decorative warm-white bulb is part of the look rather than something to hide. And because all three share the same brass fitting, a run of three over a long island can mix colours without looking accidental.
How Many
One Is an Accent, Three Is a Ceiling
At 9.8″ across, this is a small pendant by design. Over a nightstand or a console one is exactly right; over a table or an island, the number is what makes it work.
×1
Over a Nightstand
A single pendant frees the surface below entirely — no lamp base competing with a book and a glass of water. Also right above a console, a stair landing, or a corner reading chair.
×2
Over a Breakfast Nook
Two pendants spaced 24–30″ apart cover a table for four or a short island, and read as intentional in a way one small fixture never does. The everyday choice.
×3
Down a Kitchen Island
For a table for six or an island over 7 ft, three in a row light the full length evenly — the effect a single large pendant cannot give you, and the reason most islands are lit this way.
Spacing, if you are hanging a run: allow 24–30″ between centres, keep the outer pendants about 12″ in from each end of the island, and hang the bottom of the glass 30–36″ above the surface. The fabric cord can be shortened at installation, so all three can be levelled to the same height.
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