Porcelain Chandeliers and Pendants

Porcelain shades soften the light differently from glass: thin-walled sections glow gently while thicker parts stay matte. That is why porcelain chandeliers look like objects whether they are lit or not. They can hang singly or in a row over a kitchen island or dining table, or serve as general light in the centre of a living room ceiling.

Porcelain pairs best with brass and bronze details; the contrast between white porcelain and warm metal suits classic and modern interiors equally well. Designs with matte black frames suit Scandinavian and minimal interiors. Our colour advisor can help you choose the finish.

Porcelain is hard but sensitive to knocks; a damp, soft cloth is enough for cleaning, and abrasive products should be avoided. Set the pendant so that its bottom edge is 75–85 cm above the table top. If you would like to build a coherent room with porcelain wall lights and lanterns, write to us and we can suggest matching pieces.