Deela is a pendant with a slim, elongated form: a black steel neck tapers upwards and flows at the bottom into a shade of white opal glass with a softly faceted shape. Kichler's design takes its cue from the soft curves of a Ukrainian vase, and the light is distributed in Europe by Elstead Lighting.
Size and hanging
The fitting itself is 41.1 cm tall and 17.8 cm in diameter, and weighs 1.78 kg. It hangs on rigid rods rather than a cable: two 152 mm and two 305 mm rods are included, and the height is set at installation by choosing how many to use. The overall drop from the ceiling ranges from 68.3 to 144.5 cm.
Over a table, the bottom edge of the shade usually sits 70–80 cm above the top, so compare this range with the height of your own room. This is a Class I fitting and must be connected with an earth conductor.
Where it can hang
The manufacturer intends Deela for dining rooms, kitchens and hallways, and the narrow 17.8 cm shade also suits a kitchen island, where several can hang in a row. The form is modern: a clean, sculptural body without ornament, black paired with white glass.
Bulb and light
The pendant has one E27 lampholder for a bulb of up to 60 W. No bulb is included. The milky opal glass hides the bulb and diffuses its light, while the black neck above stays dark, so the light falls mainly downwards and out through the sides of the shade.
The fitting is compatible with dimmable bulbs: to dim it you need such a bulb and a dimmer.
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