Concrete Pendant Light – Metal Fitting, Six Shapes and Sizes

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Regular price $254.99
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Model & Size
Six models, from a slim tube to a broad cone
Opaque and matte: a hard-edged downlight
Surface carries the pitting of the cast
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A concrete pendant offered in six models that run from narrow and tall to wide and short: Model A is ⌀ 6 × H 35 cm, Model F is ⌀ 25 × H 20 cm, and B through E step between the two. That progression is the useful part — the same material and the same fitting can produce a slim tube or a broad cone depending on which model is chosen.

Concrete is unusual overhead because of its weight, and everything about the fixture follows from that. It needs a fixing into structure rather than into plasterboard, and the metal fitting has to carry a load no glass shade of the same size would ever impose. In return, concrete is completely opaque and matte, so it throws a hard-edged downward light with no glow through the shade at all, and its surface carries the fine pitting left by the cast.

The narrow models suit a row above a counter or a bar, where several tubes read as a rhythm. The wider models suit a single hanging point over a table. Mixing models along one run gives varied spread from one material.

  • Shade: Concrete
  • Fitting: Metal
  • Models: A ⌀ 6 × H 35 cm, B ⌀ 10 × H 34 cm, C ⌀ 12 × H 26 cm, D ⌀ 15 × H 25 cm, E ⌀ 21 × H 22 cm, F ⌀ 25 × H 20 cm
  • Form: Pendant light
Materials

Materials vary by item — see the product description above for specifics.

Care & Assembly

Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and extended direct sunlight to help colors and finishes last.

Dimensions

Dimensions vary by item — check the details above for exact measurements.

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Tall And Narrow To Wide And Short

Model A is 6 cm across and 35 cm tall; Model F is 25 cm across and 20 cm tall, with B through E stepping between them. The same material and fitting produce a slim tube or a broad cone depending which you take.

Urban Concrete Pendant Light lifestyle 2

Weight Decides Everything

Concrete is unusual overhead because of its mass, and the rest follows from that. It needs a fixing into structure rather than plasterboard, and the metal fitting carries a load no glass shade of the same size would impose.

Urban Concrete Pendant Light lifestyle 3

Marked By The Mold

Concrete is completely opaque and matte, so it throws a hard-edged downward light with no glow through the shade at all. Its surface carries the fine pitting left by the cast, which is visible from anywhere in the room.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How different are the six models?

They run from 6 cm across and 35 cm tall at Model A to 25 cm across and 20 cm tall at Model F. Same material and fitting throughout; only the proportion changes.

What fixing does it need?

One into structure rather than plasterboard. Concrete is heavy overhead, and the metal fitting is carrying a load no glass shade of comparable size would ever put on a ceiling.

Does any light come through the shade?

None. Concrete is completely opaque and matte, so all the output goes downward with a hard edge and there is no glow through the body of the shade at all.

What does the surface look like?

Matte, with the fine pitting left by the cast still visible on it. That texture is part of what the material offers rather than something smoothed away afterward in finishing.

Should I mix models?

Mixing along one run gives varied spread from a single material. The narrow models suit a row above a counter or a bar; the wider ones suit a single hanging point over a table.

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