Oval Glass Pendant Light, Kitchen Island Lighting

Light pools at the base of the curved glass before it reaches you — filtered through color, an ordinary filament bulb starts to look closer to candlelight. Amber leans warm and vintage, blue reads cool and coastal, clear stays airy and out of the way, and red turns moody after dark.

• Four hand-tinted glass colors — Clear, Amber, Blue, and Red — so the glow matches your room's mood, not just its color scheme.
• Organic, hand-blown-look oval shade with a pooled glass base that catches and bends light differently from a standard round globe.
• Reads differently day and night — a sculptural glass object in daylight, a warm amber or red glow once the bulb is lit.
• Looks just as good solo or in a row — hang one over a reading nook, or group two to three over a kitchen island or dining table.
• 11 in. wide, 5.9 in. tall shade — substantial enough to anchor a table or island without overwhelming the room.
• Easy to install — All internal wiring is pre-connected. Mount the fixture to the ceiling, secure the shade, and fit the bulb. (Bulb not included)
  
• Dimmable — Dimmable when paired with a compatible dimmer switch and dimmable bulb (both sold separately).
• Adjustable height — Cord adjusts up to 78.7 in. (200 cm), so you can set the exact drop height over a table, island, or bar.

Hang three in a row above a kitchen island or a long dining table, or drop a single shade over a reading chair, entry console, or bedside spot. The black metal stem and canopy stay understated on purpose, so the glass carries the visual weight. Designed for hardwired installation compatible with standard household electrical systems in most countries, this fixture suits kitchens, dining rooms, and living spaces that lean toward warm wood tones, black hardware, and a slightly worn-in, farmhouse-modern feel — more collected than matchy.

• Designed as a single-light fixture, sized to work as a standalone statement piece or repeated in a row of two or three without visually competing with itself.
  
• The bulb sits exposed within the glass rather than tucked behind a diffuser, so the filament itself becomes part of the look — a decorative Edison-style bulb will show through the shade.
• Clean the glass shade with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners, which can dull the glass surface over time.