Eltham Ceiling Pendant Light With Red Flex and Grey Leaf 40cm Shade

Eltham Ceiling Pendant Light with Red Flex and Grey Leaf 40cm Shade

The Eltham Ceiling Pendant Light is a sophisticated fusion of traditional elegance and contemporary character. This eye-catching fixture features a 40cm pleated fabric shade, beautifully adorned with a subtle grey leaf motif that brings a touch of nature-inspired design to your interior. The aesthetic is elevated by a vibrant red braided flex, providing a playful yet refined splash of colour that creates a stunning focal point. Complementing these elements is the high-quality brushed aged brass metalwork, which adds a warm, luxurious feel to the overall design.

When unlit, the pendant serves as a stylish decorative piece, with the intricate leaf pattern and textured pleats offering visual depth. Once illuminated, the fabric shade diffuses the light perfectly, creating a soft, ambient glow that highlights the botanical print and creates a welcoming atmosphere. Built from durable steel and fabric, this lightweight fitting includes an adjustable cable, allowing for a tailored drop to suit your space. Dimmable when paired with the correct bulb and switch, it offers the perfect blend of classic charm and modern versatility.

Key Features

• Elegant 40cm pleated fabric shade with a timeless grey leaf pattern.
• Bold red braided flex for a unique and modern designer finish.
• Classic brushed aged brass metalwork for lasting durability and style.
• Adjustable height with a drop range of 50cm to 155cm to fit any room.
• Dimmable functionality to easily adjust the mood and lighting levels.

Perfect For

This pendant light is an excellent choice for those looking to enhance traditional or eclectic interior schemes. The soft, diffused light makes it ideal for creating a relaxing environment in living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas. Its unique red flex also allows it to act as a statement piece in more modern kitchens or hallways, adding a touch of sophisticated character to any home coordination project.