ARGON SINES 1469 coral pendant light, 3×E27, 40 cm

ARGON SINES 1469 groups three differently shaped metal shades beneath one round ceiling canopy: a broad dome, a rounded shade and a cylinder. Coral-painted surfaces are paired with black suspension cables and small brass-coloured details. The construction is painted steel; coral describes the finish, not a separate material.

Planning space for the three pendants

The complete arrangement is 400 mm wide, with a maximum overall height of 1050 mm. The manufacturer specifies cables up to 800 mm long and confirms height adjustment. Compare these measurements with your ceiling height and the position of the table or other furniture before installation. Where people walk beneath the fitting, allow clearance below the shades.

The common ceiling canopy measures 300 mm in diameter. Rather than spreading the light points along a long bar, it brings the three drops together in a compact cascade. When considering this pendant for a dining table, check the width of the whole composition, not simply the size of an individual shade. Its different profiles form one coordinated arrangement.

Choosing appropriately sized E27 bulbs

There are three E27 light points. The installation manual specifies LED bulbs rated at no more than 15 W per light point, with a maximum bulb diameter of 50 mm and height of 105 mm. Matching the screw base alone is therefore not enough: check the physical dimensions of the bulbs you plan to use.

The selected bulbs determine brightness and colour temperature. The coral finish does not mean that the fitting produces coral-coloured or inherently warm light. Connection is to a 230 V electrical installation and requires a protective earth conductor.

A geometric colour accent

The mix of simple shade shapes suits modern and Scandinavian-influenced interiors. The manufacturer identifies living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms and children's or teenagers' rooms as applications. Above a table, the coral group remains a visible part of the room even when switched off. Consider its finish alongside the colours of your furniture and walls, rather than judging it only by its illuminated appearance.