Urban Concrete Pendant Light

Concrete gives a pendant something metal and glass cannot: weight, and a surface that is never quite the same twice. Each shade on the Urban Concrete Pendant Light is cast individually, so the fine variation in tone and the faint marks of the mold are part of the piece rather than flaws in it. Two lamps hung side by side will be siblings, not clones.

The shape is a simple tapered cylinder with an open mouth, which throws a defined circle of light downward and keeps it there. That makes it a working light as much as a decorative one: over a kitchen island it lights the counter without spilling across the room, and over a dining table it pulls the eye to the table itself.

The suspension is adjustable at installation so the drop suits your ceiling height. Concrete is heavy, so the mounting point must be sound: fix into a joist or a suitable anchor rather than drywall alone. This is a hardwired fitting. Isolate the circuit before starting and use a qualified electrician if you are unsure.

• Individually cast concrete shade, natural tonal variation
• Adjustable suspension for different ceiling heights
• Focused downward light for islands and dining tables
• Requires a sound fixing point into joist or rated anchor
• Hardwired fitting: installation by a qualified electrician, who should confirm the fixture's rated voltage before wiring