Brass & Clear Glass Pendant Light

One brass fitting, five shades, five very different rooms. This pendant is built as a family: the same solid brass socket, cord, and canopy hardware, offered with five clear glass shade profiles. Choose one for a hallway, or mix models along a kitchen island and let the sizes do the composing.

Every shade is clear glass, so the bulb stays visible and the fixture reads as a sculptural line rather than a solid mass. Pair it with an Edison filament bulb for warmth and visible glow, or a frosted LED for cleaner, glare-free light.

The five models

• Model A — Globe. Ø 7.1" x H 7.5" (Dia 18 x H 19 cm). Rounded clear glass sphere. The classic. $480
• Model B — Cone. Ø 6.7" x H 7.5" (Dia 17 x H 19 cm). Tapered glass cone that directs light downward. $480
• Model C — Disc. Ø 7.1" x H 8.7" (Dia 18 x H 22 cm). Flat glass disc above an exposed bulb. $400
• Model D — Minimal. Ø 4.7" x H 7.1" (Dia 12 x H 18 cm). The smallest — brass socket and bulb, almost nothing else. $380
• Model E — Large Disc, 3 Light. Ø 18.1" x H 8.3" (Dia 46 x H 21 cm). A wide glass disc over three bulbs. A statement fixture for a dining table. $1,180

Specifications

How to choose a model

Over a kitchen island: two or three of Model A or B, spaced 24 to 30 inches apart. Over a dining table: a single Model E centered, or a row of three Model C. In a hallway, entry, or small bathroom: Model D, which stays visually quiet in tight ceilings. Beside a bed or over a desk: Model D or C, hung low enough to light the surface without entering your sightline.

Frequently asked questions

What sizes does this brass and glass pendant come in?

Five. Model A is 7.1" wide x 7.5" tall, Model B is 6.7" x 7.5", Model C is 7.1" x 8.7", Model D is 4.7" x 7.1", and Model E is 18.1" x 8.3". Model E is by far the largest and is the only three-bulb version.

How much does it cost?

Model A is $480, Model B is $480, Model C is $400, Model D is $380, and Model E is $1,180. Price is the same whether you choose the Brass or the Black frame.

What bulb does it take?

A standard E26 (North America) or E27 (Europe) screw-base bulb. Models A through D take one bulb; Model E takes three. Bulbs are not included. Because the glass is clear, the bulb is visible — a filament-style Edison bulb looks best, and 2700K warm white suits dining and living spaces.

Can I mix different models on the same ceiling?

Yes, and it is the intended use. All five models share the same brass hardware, cord, and canopy, so a mixed run of Model A, B, and D reads as one deliberate set rather than a collection of mismatched fixtures.

What colors are available?

The metal frame comes in two finishes, Brass and Black. The shade is clear glass on every model and finish.

How long is the cord, and can it be shortened?

150 cm / 59 inches, which covers standard 8 to 10 foot ceilings. It can be shortened at installation by your electrician, and longer cord is available on request for vaulted ceilings — contact us before ordering.

Is it dimmable?

The fixture has no built-in driver, so dimming depends on the bulb. Install a dimmable LED or Edison bulb on a compatible wall dimmer and it will dim.

Will it work outside the United States?

Yes. It accepts AC 110-240 V and is certified for North America, Europe, Saudi Arabia, and Australia. Use an E26 bulb on 110-120 V systems and an E27 bulb on 220-240 V systems.

Is it safe over a kitchen island or in a bathroom?

It is rated for indoor use and mounts to a standard ceiling box, which suits kitchens, dining rooms, and hallways. It is not damp- or wet-rated, so do not install it directly above a shower or tub.