Tiered Drum Pendant Light in Beige Fabric 50 or 60 cm Across

Both stand 20 cm tall, so the choice is purely about width. The 50 cm shade suits a bedside, a compact seating area or a kitchen counter. The 60 cm shade is the one for a dining table, a larger living room or a spot where the fixture is meant to be the main object in the room. Over a dining table, a shade about half to two thirds the width of the table usually looks right.

Leaving roughly 75 to 90 cm between the tabletop and the bottom of the shade is the usual starting point, which keeps the light on the table without blocking the view across it. The suspension cable adjusts up to 1.5 m, so there is room to hang it lower over a table or higher where people walk underneath.

Its light source is LED, and the light color is chosen at order: warm white for the yellower tone most people want in a living room or a bedroom, cold white for a clearer, more neutral light. The underside of the lower drum is closed with a pale diffuser, so the light comes out as a broad even wash rather than a bright point you can see from a chair.

Yes. It hangs from a suspension cable that adjusts up to 1.5 m, set during installation. That range covers a standard ceiling and a taller one, and it means the same fixture can sit low over a table in one room and higher in a hallway or above a seating area in another.

Dry indoor rooms. It suits a living room, a bedroom or a restaurant, and the shape also works over a dining table or a kitchen counter. It is not made for a bathroom, and not for a covered porch or any outdoor spot: a fabric shade holds moisture, which marks the weave and shortens its life.

Dust it with a soft dry brush or a vacuum on the lowest suction, following the weave rather than pressing across it. If a mark needs lifting, use a barely damp cloth with a little mild soap and blot rather than rub, then let the shade dry completely before switching the light back on. Do not soak the fabric, and keep liquid away from the ceiling fitting and the cable.