Keter Lighting AMBRE WOOD 2020 pendant light, 60 cm, 3×E27, honey-coloured glass

Keter Lighting AMBRE WOOD 2020 combines three honey-coloured glass shades with a black frame and natural-coloured wood elements. Each shade hangs from its own cord, with all three suspensions attached to one elongated ceiling canopy. This is a 60 cm long linear pendant, rather than a set of three independently installed fittings.

Three shades along one ceiling bar

The fitting has a narrow, 15 cm wide layout. According to the manufacturer's drawing, each glass shade measures 15 cm in diameter and 13 cm in height. The overall suspension height ranges from 20 to 120 cm. When planning its position, compare the canopy length with the surface below and measure from the ceiling, not simply from the tabletop.

The separate cords form three visible vertical lines, and the product photograph shows the shades at different levels. Consider this arrangement above a table or kitchen island: the fitting is substantially narrower than it is long. Also check that the lowest shade will not interfere with using the furniture or moving past it.

Select three E27 bulbs separately

Light sources are not supplied. You need three E27 screw-cap bulbs, each rated at no more than 60 W. This is the limit for an individual bulb, not a statement of the complete pendant's electricity consumption. The fitting does not contain an integrated LED module.

The honey-coloured glass leaves the bulbs visible, so their shape contributes to the final appearance. Light colour and brightness depend on the sources you choose; the glass colour does not establish a fixed colour temperature. The decorative bulbs shown in the photographs should not be mistaken for supplied components.

Black, wood and transparent glass

The elongated black construction, wood details and visible bulbs suit modern, industrial and loft interiors. The manufacturer lists living rooms, rooms, hallways, kitchens and catering premises as applications. For a dining table or restaurant seating area, choose the position and bulbs for the actual surface rather than judging brightness simply by the number of shades.