Description
Eglo Optica Round White Opal Glass & Nickel Ceiling Pendant - 38cm
The Eglo Optica Pendant Light is a refined addition to any interior, blending classic elegance with contemporary minimalism. This 38cm ceiling fixture features a large, elliptical opal glass shade in a crisp white finish, specifically designed to diffuse light evenly for a soft, glare-free glow. Supported by a sophisticated matte nickel canopy and three slender metal cables, the pendant offers a clean and balanced silhouette. Its high-quality steel construction ensures durability, while the opal glass provides an inviting atmosphere, making it perfect for creating a sanctuary within the home. Whether used as a central lighting piece or positioned strategically to illuminate a specific area, its understated design complements various decor styles without being obtrusive.
Key Features
- Large 38cm opal glass shade for soft, uniform light diffusion.
- Sleek matte nickel finish on the canopy and matching adjustable cables.
- Versatile design that accommodates two E27 lightbulbs for enhanced brightness.
- Height-adjustable drop of up to 110cm to suit different ceiling heights.
- Backed by a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee for peace of mind.
Perfect For
This versatile pendant is ideal for use in the living room, dining room, or hallway. Its traditional yet clean-lined aesthetic allows it to sit comfortably in modern, minimalist, or transitional interiors. It is particularly effective when suspended over a dining table or kitchen island, providing focused yet gentle illumination for social gatherings or quiet evenings.
| Height | 110cm/43.3" |
| Diameter | 37.5cm/14.8" |
| Light Bulbs | 2 X 60W E27/ES |
| Fitting Code | EG86814 |
| Brand | Eglo Lighting |
| Dimmable | No |
| Guarantee | 2 years |
| Adjustable | Yes |
| Class | Class 1 - Earthed |
| Weight | 2.4KG |
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