Chandeliers

Pendant lights and chandeliers

Pendant lights and chandeliers are key elements in interior lighting: they define the style of a space, distribute light from above and help create the overall atmosphere. They can be used above dining tables, in living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms or contract spaces, with single fixtures, multi-light compositions, clusters and decorative suspensions.

The catalogue includes pendant lights and chandeliers from Italian and international brands such as Flos, Artemide, &Tradition, Rotaliana, Luceplan and Louis Poulsen. The selection features models with diffusers in mouth-blown glass, aluminium, fabric, linen, ceramic and metal, as well as versions with integrated LED sources, replaceable bulbs, dimmable models and wireless suspensions.

Choosing the right pendant light depends on the space, ceiling height, desired lighting effect and function: direct lighting above a table, diffused light for living areas or statement compositions for entrances and large spaces. Each product page includes materials, dimensions, light source details, dimmer compatibility and technical specifications to support your selection.

Frequently asked questions about pendant lights and chandeliers

What is the difference between a chandelier and a pendant light?

A chandelier refers to a structure with multiple light sources on arms or chains, suspended from the ceiling and often decorative. A pendant light is a single lighting fixture suspended by a cable or rod, with a diffuser in mouth-blown glass, aluminium, fabric, linen, ceramic or metal. In the catalogue you will find both types, with over 120 multi-light cluster and multi-suspension models.

Is the light source always included in pendant lights?

Not always. Some pendant lights, such as the &Tradition Blown SW3 and SW4 series, are sold with a mouth-blown glass diffuser but without a light source, which must be purchased separately with E27 or E14 fitting. Others have an integrated LED within the structure. Each product page clearly specifies whether the light source is included or not.

Are there dimmable pendant lights?

Yes, the catalogue includes 298 dimmable pendant lights. The dimming method varies by product: some use a compatible wall dimmer, others are controlled via app, such as the Luceplan Mesh Wireless, which supports remote management. Always check dimmer compatibility in the product specifications.

At what height should a pendant light be hung above a dining table?

The recommended height is between 70 and 90 cm from the tabletop. This distance ensures focused light without glare for those seated. For very high ceilings, it can be lowered to 65 cm, while for low ceilings it is not recommended to exceed 90 cm. Cable length is adjustable in most models; always check product specifications.

Are there wireless pendant lights?

Yes, although they are still a niche segment. The catalogue includes 3 wireless pendant models: Louis Poulsen OE Quasi Light LED, Luceplan Mesh D100 Wireless and Luceplan Mesh D80 Wireless, both compatible with remote control for indoor environments.