Italux Antita black pendant light with amber glass, E27, 30 cm PND-3644-1-BRO-AMB

Italux Antita PND-3644-1-BRO-AMB is a pendant light with an amber glass shade shaped into pronounced geometric facets. Its black ceiling canopy and cable contrast with the glass, while the metal detail above the shade has a visible gold-toned finish. The bulb can be seen through the transparent shade, making its shape part of the fitting's appearance rather than a hidden component.

A 30 cm shade and space for the drop

The light measures 30 cm in diameter, with a body height of 35 cm and a manufacturer-stated total height of 108 cm. Consider these measurements separately when planning its position. The diameter determines the space occupied above a surface, while the total height determines where the bottom edge sits below the ceiling. Above a dining table, check the distance to the tabletop as well; in a walkway, compare the drop with the headroom available.

The single broad shade can provide a decorative focal point above a dining table or a smaller living-room table. Its suspended form and visible glass detailing also suit hotel and restaurant interiors where this kind of pendant is appropriate. Choose the position around the actual dimensions and layout, not colour coordination alone.

Choose the E27 bulb separately

There is one E27 socket for a traditional or LED bulb rated at no more than 40 W. A light source is not included. The wattage limit does not specify a fixed brightness: check the bulb's lumen output and light colour before purchasing. Amber glass is not a specification of the source's colour temperature.

The manufacturer allows dimming with a suitable light source. For brightness adjustment, choose a dimmable bulb compatible with your control equipment. An E27 base alone does not mean every bulb that fits can be dimmed.

Faceted glass in a modern interior

The metal-and-glass construction combines a simple suspension line with a multi-faceted shade. It works with modern furnishings, while the geometric pattern can also relate to Art Deco details. When selecting a decorative bulb, consider its visible shape through the glass rather than expecting an opaque shade to conceal it.