Candellux CONO 31-37893 pendant light, oak veneer, 33 cm, E27

Candellux CONO 31-37893 is a single-light pendant with an oak-veneer shade. Its brown cone displays the wood grain, contrasting with a black suspension and a small round ceiling canopy. The shade is open underneath and measures 33 cm across, so choosing a position involves both its width and the overall drop.

Allowing for the 120 cm overall height

The manufacturer specifies an overall height of 120 cm. The shade itself is 25 cm high, while the canopy measures 8 cm in diameter. This is therefore a hanging fitting rather than a flush ceiling light. Compare its full height with your ceiling height and the position of the tabletop before deciding where it will go.

Above a dining table, also consider sightlines between seated people and room for objects on the surface. The cone widens towards its lower edge, which defines the pendant's largest diameter. If you plan several fittings in a row, allow for each shade's width rather than looking only at the spacing between ceiling connection points.

One E27 bulb, chosen separately

CONO has one E27 socket with a maximum permitted bulb wattage of 40 W. No bulb is supplied. That figure is a limit for the light source, not a fixed electricity consumption or a promise of brightness. You select the light colour and lumen output when choosing a bulb for the intended setting.

The open lower edge gives light a route below the shade. For lighting a tabletop, bulb choice therefore matters alongside the hanging position. An interior photograph alone cannot establish how bright your chosen source will be in your room.

A cone defined by oak grain

The steel suspension complements the veneer shade without branching arms or decorative glass covers. Wood grain provides the main surface detail, while the outline remains geometric. This combination suits Scandinavian, minimalist and Japandi interiors. The manufacturer identifies living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms as uses; in each case, placement should account for the space occupied by a suspended fitting.