Modern LED Chandelier
Modern LED Chandelier
- One continuous lit curve
- 75 or 100 cm across
- Integrated LED, no bulbs
- A single ribbon, lit end to end
- 75 cm or 100 cm across the ceiling
- Matte black, brushed gold or pale silver
- Drop and weight are not published
The rest of the room's light
A pendant lights the table and nothing else. These two do the walls and the sideboard, in the same quiet vocabulary. One delivery, no extra shipping.
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Both sizes, about half off.
The 75 cm and the 100 cm, in all three finishes.
- Around 50% off both sizes
- Free shipping over $60
- 30 days to change your mind
Description
Description
Elevate your space with the sleek and sophisticated design of our Modern LED Chandelier. This stunning lighting fixture combines contemporary style with cutting-edge LED technology, making it the perfect addition to any modern home or office. With three available sizes, you can choose the perfect fit to enhance your room's ambiance and create a striking focal point.
✨ Key Features:
- Sleek, Modern Design: The minimalist design of this pendant light complements any modern decor, offering a clean and elegant look that transforms your living or working space.
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Available in Two Colors:
- Black: Features one matte black LED bar suspended from the ceiling.
- Gold: Features one gold LED bar suspended from the ceiling
- Silver: Features one silver LED bar suspended from the ceiling
- Energy-Efficient LED Lighting: Equipped with state-of-the-art LED technology, this pendant light provides bright, energy-saving illumination that’s both environmentally friendly and cost-effective.
- Versatile Placement: Whether hung above a dining table, kitchen island, or in your living room, the Modern LED Chandelier provides a stylish and functional lighting solution.
🌟 Why Choose Our Modern LED Chandelier?
- Customizable Ambiance: The warm LED lighting creates a comfortable and inviting atmosphere, perfect for both everyday living and special occasions.
- Durable & Long-Lasting: Crafted from high-quality materials, this pendant light is built to last, offering years of reliable performance with minimal maintenance.
- Minimalist Appeal: Its clean lines and modern aesthetic fit seamlessly into a wide variety of interior design styles, from industrial to contemporary.
📦 What's Included:
- 1x Modern LED Chandelier
- Installation hardware and instructions for easy setup
Upgrade your space with the Modern LED Chandelier the perfect blend of style, functionality, and energy efficiency. Whether you're designing a cozy nook or making a bold statement in a larger room, this pendant light adds the perfect finishing touch to any setting.
Dimensions and drop
Dimensions and drop
The two sizes. The fixture is listed as 75 cm × 32 cm and 100 cm × 40 cm. The record gives the pair without saying which figure is which axis, so plan around the larger number as the span the fixture takes across the ceiling, and leave the smaller one clear front to back for the curve.
Sizing it to a table. The usual rule for a pendant is a fixture between half and two thirds the length of the table it hangs over. That puts the 75 cm at home over a table of roughly 115 to 150 cm, and the 100 cm over one of roughly 150 to 200 cm. The rule is an interior-design convention, not a figure from this product's spec sheet.
Hanging height. Dining pendants are normally set so the bottom of the fixture sits 75 to 90 cm above the tabletop — low enough to light the table, high enough to see across it. Again: a convention worth knowing, not a published spec.
Drop. It hangs on three fine steel cables from a ceiling mount, which is the arrangement that lets an installer set the height on the day. The maximum and minimum drop are not published in this product's record, and we are not going to quote you a number we cannot point at. If the drop is what decides the purchase — a stairwell, a double-height room, a very high ceiling — message us before you order and we will get the figure from the supplier in writing.
Weight. Also not published. The variants carry no shipping weight, so we have nothing to quote. Treat it as a fixture that wants a joist or a proper ceiling anchor behind it rather than plasterboard alone, and have your electrician pick the fixing when they see the ceiling.
Installation and what's in the box
Installation and what's in the box
In the box. One Modern LED Chandelier, plus installation hardware and instructions. That is what the listing states and all it states. There are no bulbs, because the LED is built into the fixture, and no remote or separate driver is listed.
Fitting. This is a hardwired fixture: it connects to the ceiling rose or junction box where your existing light is, and it needs an earth. Unless you are confident and qualified to work on mains lighting, book a qualified electrician — it is a short visit, and they will also choose the right fixing for your ceiling.
Voltage. The supply voltage and the wattage are not stated in the product record. If you are fitting outside North America, ask us to confirm both with the supplier before you order.
Dimming. The listing does not say the fixture is dimmable and does not name a driver, so plan for a plain wall switch. If you have an existing dimmer on that circuit, tell your electrician before they start and ask us to check with the supplier first — integrated LEDs and legacy dimmers are a pairing worth confirming rather than assuming.
One line, folded back on itself.
Most pendants are a shade with a lamp inside it. This one has no shade and no lamp: it is a single band of aluminium bent into a loose treble-clef curve, with a diffusing face running the full length of the inner edge. Switch it on and what you see is the line itself, unbroken, following the bend all the way round. Switch it off and you still have the drawing — a matte curve suspended on three fine cables, which is the reason it reads as an object rather than as a fitting.
The curve is not symmetrical. It sits wider at one end than the other, so hung along a table it draws the eye down the length of the room instead of pinning it to one spot.
- One continuous lit ribbon
- Diffused face, no lamp on show
- Three finishes, one form
A fitting you would keep even if it never came on.
Light along the table, not a pool in the middle.
A round pendant lights the centre of a table and leaves the ends of it in shadow. This one runs the length instead, so the light arrives where the plates are. Which is why the span matters more than anything else here: pick the fixture at roughly half to two thirds the length of the table and it does the job, pick it by eye and you are guessing.
The 75 cm suits a table of about 115 to 150 cm. The 100 cm suits one of about 150 to 200 cm, or a kitchen island you want lit end to end.
- 75 cm or 100 cm across
- Sized to the table, not to the room
- Still a shape when it is switched off
Champagne gold, matte black or a pale brushed silver.
Three finishes on the same curve. The gold is a warm brushed champagne rather than a bright polished brass; the black is flat matte, so it holds the outline against a pale ceiling; the silver is a very light brushed finish that photographs close to white and will read that way against most ceilings.
Worth choosing against the ceiling rather than against the furniture — unlit, this is a line seen from below, and the ceiling is what sits behind it.
- Three finishes, one form
- Diffuser face conceals the LED
- Colour temperature is not stated
Integrated LED, which cuts both ways.
There is nothing to fit. The LED runs inside the ribbon behind a diffuser, and that is exactly why the lit line is unbroken — a row of separate lamps would show as a row of separate lamps. Nothing to buy, nothing to change, nothing to get wrong on installation day.
The honest other half: the light you choose is the light you keep, because there is no bulb to swap for a warmer or cooler one later. The supplier describes it as warm; the three photographs on this page do not entirely agree with each other on that, and the record does not settle it. If colour temperature is the thing that matters to you, ask us and we will get it confirmed before you order.
- No bulbs to buy or replace
- Unbroken lit line behind a diffuser
- Dimming is not specified — check first
Which size for which table.
Both sizes are the same shape and the same light. The only question is how much table you are lighting.
75 × 32 cm — the four-seat table
The smaller span. On the half-to-two-thirds rule it belongs over a table of roughly 115 to 150 cm: four chairs, or a square kitchen table. It is also the one for a lower ceiling, where the longer curve starts to take over the room.
100 × 40 cm — the long table
The same form, a third longer. It suits a table of roughly 150 to 200 cm — six seats, or a kitchen island you want lit from end to end. If your table is 160 cm or more, this is the one.
Measure the table, then the ceiling
Measure the table, not the room, and aim for a fixture between half and two thirds of its length. Then think about height: dining pendants usually sit 75 to 90 cm above the tabletop. Both of those are interior-design conventions rather than figures from this spec sheet — the adjustable drop is not published, so if the ceiling height is what decides it, ask us first.
Questions
Frequently asked about this fixture
How far down does it hang, and can the drop be shortened?
It hangs on three fine steel cables from a ceiling mount, which is the arrangement that lets an installer set the height on the day rather than living with a fixed rod. The published maximum and minimum drop, though, are not in this product's record, and we would rather tell you that than invent a figure. If the drop is what decides the purchase — a stairwell, a double-height room — message us before you order and we will get it from the supplier in writing.
Which size should I get?
Go by the table, not the room. The usual rule is a fixture between half and two thirds the length of the table: the 75 cm over a table of about 115 to 150 cm, the 100 cm over one of about 150 to 200 cm. If your table is 160 cm or longer, take the 100 cm.
Does it take bulbs? Which base?
None. The LED is integrated — built into the ribbon behind a diffuser, which is what gives you one continuous lit line rather than a row of visible lamps. So there is no base to match, nothing to buy alongside it, and nothing to fit on the day. The trade-off is the same fact read the other way: the light it comes with is the light it keeps.
Will it work with the dimmer already on that circuit?
We cannot tell you it will, because the listing does not say the fixture is dimmable and does not name a driver. Plan for a plain wall switch, and if there is an existing dimmer on that circuit, mention it to your electrician before they start and ask us to confirm with the supplier first. Integrated LEDs and older dimmers are worth checking rather than assuming, and a two-minute question beats a return.
Is the light warm or cool?
The supplier describes it as warm. We will be straight with you: the three product photographs do not entirely agree with each other on that, and there is no colour temperature in kelvin anywhere in the record, so it is not something we can state as fact. If it matters to you — and in a dining room it usually does — ask us and we will get the figure confirmed before your order goes out.
Can it go on a sloped or vaulted ceiling?
The fixture itself hangs on cables, so it finds level under its own weight whatever the ceiling above it is doing. The question is the mount, which is designed for a flat ceiling, and the record does not include a sloped-ceiling adaptor. Show your electrician the pitch before they order parts — on a modest slope they will usually work with it, and on a steep one they will want a sloped-ceiling plate.
What is in the box, and do I need an electrician?
The fixture, plus installation hardware and instructions. It is hardwired — it connects to the ceiling rose or junction box where your current light is, and it needs an earth — so unless you are qualified to work on mains lighting, book an electrician. It is a short visit, and they will pick the right fixing at the same time.
How heavy is it, and what should it be fixed to?
The weight is not published — the variants carry no shipping weight, so there is nothing for us to quote. Work on the basis that a fixture of this span wants a joist or a proper ceiling anchor behind it rather than plasterboard alone. Your electrician will decide the fixing once they can see the ceiling, which is the right way round anyway.
What if something is not right when it arrives?
Open the box and look it over before your electrician's visit rather than after. If anything is not as it should be on arrival, photograph it before it goes any further and message us — we will send a replacement or refund you, and we do not make you argue about it.
What if I'm not satisfied?
Thirty days to change your mind, no hassle. If it is not right we will put it right.
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Took the 100 cm for a 180 cm table and the proportion is right. The whole length of the table is lit, not just the salt and pepper.
It looks like something you'd choose off the wall of a gallery. Guests comment on it before they notice it's a light.
Went for the gold. It is much warmer and softer than polished brass would have been, which is exactly what I was hoping for.
Our electrician had it up in under an hour and set the cable height over the table by eye. Straightforward job, he said.
Asked about the drop before ordering and got a straight answer the same day. That is rarer than it should be.
The matte black against a white ceiling is the version to get. The outline stays crisp from every seat.
Hung it over the kitchen island rather than a table. The 100 cm covers the working length with room to spare.
No visible lamps at all — just one glowing line following the curve. That is the whole appeal for me.
We ordered the 75 cm for a small square kitchen table. Any longer and it would have owned the room.
