Green Glass Pendant Light
Green Glass Pendant Light
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Green glass, shaped either in vertical stripes or a soft wave, gives this pendant its whole character. The stripe version breaks light into narrow bands as it passes through; the wave version spreads it more gently across a rounded profile. Both are tinted rather than opaque, so the colour lands on the surface below as much as it sits in the shade. The two shades are close in size, roughly 17 cm and 16 cm across.
Glass pendants belong where the light needs to be warm and the fixture needs to be seen. A single one over a kitchen sink or the end of a bench does the job. Three in a row along an island read as intentional, especially if you alternate the two shade shapes. Over a dining table the multi-light configurations, round or linear, cover the full surface from one ceiling point. A hallway takes a single one well.
One-light and multi-light versions are available, with a 10 cm mounting plate and an adjustable hanging drop. The socket is E26 or E27 and it runs on 220–240V; bulbs are not included, so a warm dimmable LED is the sensible choice behind tinted glass. Wipe the glass clean to keep the colour true. Vandora stocks colour you can live with daily.
- Product type: Pendant light
- Material: Glass
- Bulb: E26 / E27 base, not included
- Voltage: 220–240V
- Mounting plate: 10 cm (3.9 in)
- Shade A (stripe): Ø 17.5 × 19 cm (6.9 × 7.5 in)
- Shade B (wave): Ø 16 × 15 cm (6.3 × 5.9 in)
- Configurations: One-light and multi-light, round or linear
- Best for: Kitchen, kitchen island, dining area, hallway
Frequently Asked Questions
Stripe or wave, what's the difference?
The stripe version breaks light into narrow bands as it passes through the vertical ridges, while the wave version has a softer, rounded profile that spreads the light more gently. Both are tinted green rather than opaque, so either way the colour lands on the surface below as much as it sits in the shade itself.
What bulb do I need?
It takes a standard E26 or E27 bulb, not included, and runs on 220–240V. A warm dimmable LED is the sensible choice behind the tinted glass, since it keeps the green cast warm rather than clinical.
Can I hang more than one?
Yes, both one-light and multi-light versions are available, in round or linear configurations, so a cluster over a dining table or a spread along a kitchen island are both options from the same design. Alternating the stripe and wave shades in a group of three along an island reads as intentional rather than repetitive.
How is the drop adjusted?
The hanging cord is adjustable and mounts from a 10 cm ceiling plate, so you set the final drop at installation to suit your ceiling height and the surface below. That keeps the shade at the right level whether it is over a sink, a bench, or a dining table.
How do I keep the colour looking true?
Wipe the glass clean regularly, since dust dulls the tint over time on a shade this reliant on colour. A soft cloth is enough to keep it clear.
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