Luna Pendant Light
Luna Pendant Light
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Opal glass globes hang from an iron frame in brass or black. The glass is milky through its full thickness rather than clear, so the G9 source inside stays invisible and the globe reads as an evenly lit sphere from every angle. Single and double versions share the same 15 cm globe, with the double carrying two on one drop. The metalwork is left plain, which lets the glass be the object.
A single globe over a nightstand frees the surface below and puts light at exactly the height a book needs. The double works over a dining table or a hall console, where two points of light read as intentional symmetry rather than as an accident. In a room with a low ceiling the compact globe hangs without dominating. Brass warms a room that has timber in it; black holds its line against white walls.
The drop adjusts to 150 cm, so the globe can be set to the table rather than to the ceiling. The ceiling base is 10 cm on the single version and 12 cm on the double. It runs on AC 85-265V and takes G9 LED bulbs, not included. Wipe the opal glass with a dry cloth. Vandora looks for shapes that stay right for a long time, and a lit sphere has never dated.
- Fixture type: Ceiling pendant, single or double globe
- Material: Iron frame with opal glass
- Globe size: 15 cm (6 in) diameter
- Drop: Up to 150 cm (59 in), adjustable
- Ceiling base: 10 cm (4 in) single, 12 cm (4.7 in) double
- Light source: G9 LED bulbs, not included
- Voltage: AC 85-265V
- Body colour: Brass, black
- Mounting: Ceiling mount
Frequently Asked Questions
What bulb does it take?
A G9 LED bulb, not included. Because the opal glass is milky through its full thickness, the bulb itself stays invisible and the globe reads as an evenly lit sphere from every angle.
Should I choose the single or the double?
A single globe over a nightstand frees the surface below and puts light exactly where a book needs it. The double, with two globes on one drop, suits a dining table or hall console, where two points of light read as intentional symmetry.
How low can I hang it?
The drop adjusts up to 150 cm, so the globe can be set to the table rather than to the ceiling. In a room with a low ceiling, the compact 15 cm globe hangs without dominating the space.
Which body colour should I choose, brass or black?
Brass warms a room that already has timber in it, while black holds its line more clearly against white walls. The glass globe looks the same either way, so the frame colour is the real decision.
How do I clean the glass?
Wipe the opal glass with a dry cloth. It's a plain sealed surface, so a quick wipe is all it takes to keep the globe reading as evenly lit rather than dusty.
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