Molten Mirrored Acrylic Ceiling Pendant

A single pendant with a shade blown into an irregular, molten shape, mirrored on the inside so it reads as solid metal when switched off. Turn it on and the acrylic goes semi-transparent: the bulb shows through as a warm glow with rippled highlights running across the surface. The light spills mainly downwards and outwards through the shade, so it pools on a table top rather than washing a whole room. It takes one E27 bulb up to 10W and is rated IP20 for indoor use.

Key Features

• Two looks in one shade: Off, the mirrored acrylic behaves like polished metal and reflects the room around it. On, it turns translucent and the filament reads through the ripples.
• Warm, contained light: Most of the output goes down through the open lower section, which makes it a good fit over a table or a bedside rather than a general room light.
• Organic, hand-formed shape: No two curves are alike, so the shade catches light differently from every angle - useful where a plain globe would look flat.
• One E27 bulb, up to 10W: It runs on a standard E27 screw cap, so you choose the brightness and the bulb shape yourself. A clear or globe LED shows off the mirrored interior best.
• Hangs from a slim cable: The shade suspends from a thin cable and a small ceiling plate, keeping the fixing visually quiet so the glass shape does the work. Wired in rather than plugged in.
• Three diameters, four finishes: Pick the diameter to suit the room and the drop - the smallest hangs well in a cluster, the largest works as a single statement over a table.

Specification

• Bulb fitting: E27
• Light points: 1
• Maximum wattage: 10 W per bulb
• Protection rating: IP20
• Mounting: ceiling rose with suspension cable
• Finish: mirrored red, gold, silver or smoked grey
• Material: metal and acrylic, with a mirrored metallic finish inside the shade

Dimensions

• Diameter: 38 cm (15")

Best over a dining table, a kitchen island or a low coffee table in a living room, where the mirrored surface has something to reflect and the light can pool below it. Hung in threes at staggered heights it also works as a feature over a long table.