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Brim™ Pendant Light Chalk White

Brim™ Pendant Light Chalk White

Light on the counter, not in your eyes.

Regular price $129.90
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Ends bulb glareLED Bulb IncludedReal fired enamelCord shortens
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Deep shade, no bare bulb

The dome is 20 cm deep, so the bulb sits back under the rim and out of your eye-line at counter heightA warm-white enamel lining reflects the light straight down instead of letting it scatter across the roomThe brass toggle sits on the collar — you switch this lamp at the lamp, not across the room at the wall
Enamelled pressed steelAged solid brass holder100 cm braided cord
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A 26 cm enamelled steel barn dome on an aged brass holder. The shade is deep enough to bury the bulb above your eye-line and throw a warm pool of light straight down onto the counter or the table.

Product Info

Enamelled steel, aged brass, braided cord

Material

Shade 26 cm wide × 20 cm tall, cord 100 cm

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Overview

The trouble with most pendants is that the shade is too shallow to do its job. Sit down at the counter, glance up, and there is the filament — a hard bright point sitting in your eye-line, flattening the food underneath it and leaving you squinting through dinner.

Brim™ is a 26 cm enamelled steel barn dome, 20 cm deep, with the socket set high up inside it. The bulb sits well back under the rolled rim, so from any normal standing or seated height you see the light and not the source. The warm-white enamel lining bounces almost all of it straight back down: a bright circle on the worktop rather than a glare across the room.

Hung 70–75 cm above a counter or a table it lights a working surface properly — enough to chop by and read by — while the rest of the room stays soft and low. The braided cord runs 100 cm and shortens at the canopy, so it sits right under a low ceiling or a high one.

Care

Switch off at the wall and let the bulb cool before you touch the shade. Enamel wipes clean with a soft damp cloth and dries back to a shine — no cream cleaner, no scouring pad, nothing abrasive, or you will dull the glaze. Buff the brass with a dry cloth only and leave the natural patina; it deepens with age. Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician.

Materials

Shade in vitreous enamelled steel — a fired glass coat over pressed steel, with a rolled outer lip and a warm-white enamel lining. Aged solid-brass lamp holder with a working brass toggle switch on the collar, twisted dark-brown fabric-braided cord and a matching ceiling canopy. Size: shade 26 cm diameter × 20 cm tall; canopy 10 cm diameter × 2 cm deep; cord 100 cm, shortenable at the canopy. Light source: 1 × E27 socket. Shipping weight approx. 1 kg, boxed 30 × 30 × 18 cm.

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Two Brim Pendants hanging in a row above an oak dining table in a warm Japandi room

Made for a worktop

Hung 70–75 cm above a counter or a table, the 26 cm dome drops a warm working circle exactly where you chop, read and eat. Run two or three down an island; one on its own over a small table.

A woman adjusting the braided cord of a Brim Pendant above a kitchen counter

You see light, not filament

Stand at the counter and look up — the rolled rim hides the bulb completely. What reaches you has bounced off white enamel first, so it lands soft on your hands and the chopping board instead of burning a dot into your vision.

Brim Pendant with labels for the brass toggle switch, 26 cm rolled rim and white enamel interior

Fired enamel, not painted tin

The glaze is fired onto pressed steel, so up close it has real depth and a faint orange-peel texture you can feel. It wipes clean of cooking splash and will not yellow over a hob the way painted metal does.

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No more squinting at the island

We had two bare-filament pendants over the island and I had stopped sitting at the end nearest the window because the bulb hit me straight in the face. Put two chalk white ones up at about 72 cm and the counter is brighter than it was before, but you never actually see the bulb.

Ellen T.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Smaller than I expected, in a good way

Our kitchen ceiling is only 2.3 m so I was worried it would hang in the way. Took maybe ten minutes to coil the spare cord inside the canopy, no tools beyond a screwdriver. The charcoal reads almost black in daylight and much softer once it is lit.

Rob M.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

The switch on the lamp is the best bit

Small thing, but the brass toggle means I can turn just this one on when I am washing up late instead of lighting the whole kitchen from the wall. The enamel has a proper weight to it as well, no tinny rattle when the back door shuts.

Nina S.

Verified buyer

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Frequently asked questions

How high should I hang it?
70–75 cm from the worktop or tabletop up to the bottom rim. That is where the bulb disappears from both a standing and a seated eye-line while the pool of light still covers a full place setting. The 100 cm cord shortens at the canopy if your ceiling is low.
Is a bulb included?
Yes, Warm LED Included comes with a 7 W 2700K warm-white LED — the tone shown in our photographs. A clear filament bulb also looks good against the white lining.
How big is it, really?
The shade is 26 cm across and 20 cm tall — about the width of a dinner plate and a little deeper than a cereal bowl. It is smaller than most people picture from a photograph, which is why a run of two or three over an island reads better than one on its own.
Can I fit it myself?
It is a hardwired ceiling fitting rather than a plug-in lamp. It mounts at a standard ceiling rose and the 10 cm canopy covers the fixing, but the wiring itself should be done by a qualified electrician — usually well under an hour of work.
Will the enamel chip or yellow?
Vitreous enamel is glass fired onto steel, so it is far harder than paint and it will not yellow or scorch above a hob. It can chip on a sharp knock, as any enamel can, so keep it clear of the swing of an open cupboard door. Everyday cleaning will not mark it.
Which colour works where?
Chalk White throws the most light and all but disappears against a cream or limewash ceiling. Charcoal reads almost black in daylight and gives a pale kitchen one defined dark point. Stone Grey sits between the two and is the easiest of the three against oak and warm plaster.

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