Flying Book Pendant Light – Iron in Blue, Pink, Yellow or Black

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Regular price $160.99
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Two covers form the shade, angled open
Sheet iron holds the opening permanently
Opaque panels: a narrow band of light
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A pendant shaped as an open book in flight, made from iron, in Blue, Pink, Yellow, Black or White. The two covers form the shade, angled open like a pair of wings, so the fixture presents a wide flat profile from the side and almost nothing from the front. It is a figurative fixture rather than a geometric one.

Iron rather than a lighter material is what holds the open-book form at its angle. Two flat panels held apart at a fixed opening will close up or splay outward over time unless the material is stiff enough to resist it, and sheet iron keeps that geometry permanently. The panels are opaque, so all the light travels down between them — the book form produces a narrow band of light rather than a broad pool.

It suits a child's room, a reading corner, a study or a library wall, hung where it is seen from the side so the shape can be read. Over a desk it lights a defined strip rather than the whole surface.

  • Material: Iron
  • Colors: Blue, Pink, Yellow, Black, White
  • 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.

Flying Book Pendant Light lifestyle 1

Wide From The Side

The two covers form the shade, angled open like a pair of wings, so the fixture presents a wide flat profile from the side and almost nothing from the front. Where you hang it decides whether the shape is legible at all.

Flying Book Pendant Light lifestyle 2

Why It Has To Be Iron

Two flat panels held apart at a fixed opening will close up or splay outward over time unless the material resists it. Sheet iron is stiff enough to keep that geometry permanently, which a lighter material would not manage.

Flying Book Pendant Light lifestyle 3

A Strip, Not A Pool

The panels are opaque, so all the light travels down between them. The book form produces a narrow band rather than a broad pool, which means over a desk it lights a defined strip instead of the whole surface.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How should it be positioned?

Hang it where it is seen from the side. The profile is wide from that angle and almost nothing from the front, so viewed head-on the shape simply disappears into a thin line.

What kind of light does it give?

A narrow band. Both panels are opaque, so everything travels straight down between them rather than spreading outward, and over a desk that means a defined strip rather than the full surface.

Will the covers change angle over time?

Iron is stiff enough that they will not. Two flat panels held at a fixed opening tend to close up or splay outward in a softer material, which is the reason for the metal here.

What colors are offered?

Blue, Pink, Yellow, Black and White. The form is identical across all five, so the color is the whole difference between one version of the fixture and another.

What rooms does it suit?

A child's room, a reading corner, a study or a library wall. It is a figurative fixture rather than a geometric one, so it wants somewhere the reference makes sense.

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