KASPA AVIA S is a single pendant lamp with an amber shade made from hand-blown glass and chrome-finished metal elements. Its 25 cm shade is not a uniform sphere: rounded sections and indentations create an irregular outline, while the transparent glass leaves the bulb visible.
Planning the drop and spacing
The manufacturer lists a lamp height of 188 cm and a cable length of 160 cm, and expressly confirms that the suspension length can be adjusted. Compare these measurements with your ceiling height and intended shade position when planning installation. The technical drawing shows a ceiling canopy measuring 10 cm across and 3 cm high, so the glass shade occupies a wider footprint than its ceiling fitting.
The 25 cm diameter matters whether you are placing one pendant above a table or arranging several separate lamps together. For a group, allow for the spacing between the shades as well as the ceiling connection points. AVIA S has one lamp holder; it is not a multi-arm chandelier or a supplied cluster of pendants.
Choose the E27 bulb separately
This lamp operates at 230 V and takes one E27 bulb, which is not included. KASPA specifies a maximum power of 25 W. This is the limit for the selected bulb, rather than a statement of the complete lamp's consumption with a particular light source fitted.
The bulb's appearance contributes to the composition because it can be seen through the glass. Consider its lighting specifications alongside its shape when choosing it. Amber glass does not establish a particular bulb colour temperature, and a photograph of the lamp switched on cannot establish its light output.
Amber glass with a chrome finish
The organic outline and combination of coloured glass with chrome support modern and glamour interiors. This pendant can provide a decorative point in a living room, dining room or bedroom, as well as in hotels and restaurants. Above a table, its glass silhouette can be seen from different directions. Compare the chrome details with the room's other metal finishes when coordinating the scheme.
