Set of 3 frosted glass tulip pendant lights

Set of three pendant lights from the 1970s in brassed aluminum, each equipped with a slightly curved globe of thick glass. The internal surfaces are sandblasted to diffuse a soft light and prevent glare. The transparent base creates a subtle optical effect and highlights the contour of each glass piece.

• LED bulbs included
• New electrical wiring installed in our workshop.
• H 35 cm (glass and brass) x Diameter 13 cm
• Max H as pictured: 109 cm (2)
• 123 cm (1)
• Sold as a single, inseparable package

Three Pendant Lights to Arrange According to Space

This set of three 1970s pendant lights offers versatile arrangements: aligned at the same height, staggered in a cascade, or distributed throughout a room. The slender cup-shaped elements in brassed aluminum extend the cables, while the slightly curved globes provide a softer presence. The internal sandblasting diffuses light and reduces glare; the transparent base highlights each glass piece and reveals the glass’s thickness.

Above a Kitchen Countertop

Aligned above a kitchen island, peninsula, or countertop, these pendant lights punctuate the length of the counter while providing localized illumination. An installation at a consistent height complements the kitchen’s horizontal lines, allowing the three glass elements to stand out distinctly in the space. Their subtly golden finish pairs well with wooden fronts, light stone, or a stainless steel countertop.

The three 1970s pendant lights in a contemporary kitchen.

The hanging height should be chosen to preserve sightlines between people and freedom of movement around the counter. Their diffused light is also suitable for a dining area; for tasks requiring more precision, it can be supplemented with task lighting for the countertop.

A Cascading Composition in an Entryway

In an entryway, the three pendant lights can be grouped at different heights to form a cascade. This arrangement emphasizes the verticality of a space and is particularly suited for high-ceilinged entryways or stairwells. The globes then create multiple points of light, visible from various angles upon entering the home.

The 3 hanging lamps in an entryway.

In a lower entryway, a more compact composition, raised closer to the ceiling, maintains the overall effect while keeping the passage clear. The frosted glass provides welcoming light, while the transparent sections and metallic cup-shaped elements introduce subtle reflections.