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Sigma MOSAIC G 41805 – a grey-beige pendant with sculptural geometry

MOSAIC G SL/41805 pairs a restrained RAL 7044 finish with a distinctive arrangement of simple volumes. A steel sphere rests above the broad, softly domed shade, while a slim cable rises to a compact round ceiling canopy. The visible parts share the same grey-beige tone, giving the fitting a composed outline even though the shallow dome, globe and long vertical suspension line remain clearly defined. Exact-variant photographs show smooth surfaces without applied ornament, placing the emphasis on proportion rather than decoration.

An open shade with the bulb in view

The painted-steel shade measures 30 cm across and is open underneath. Part of the bulb projects beneath its lower edge, so bulb shape contributes to the final appearance instead of remaining hidden. A single E27 holder accepts a replaceable LED bulb rated at no more than 15 W. No bulb is supplied, allowing its shape, colour temperature and output to be selected separately. The broad downward opening makes the pendant a practical choice above a dining table, kitchen island, counter or occasional table where light is wanted on the surface immediately below.

Overall height is 130 cm and the suspension drop is adjusted during installation. Sigma also offers an extended cable on request if the standard length does not suit the planned mounting height. One pendant can mark the centre of a round table, while a measured sequence of several fittings can follow a longer worktop or dining surface.

SL/41805 specifications

• painted-steel body and shade;
• grey-beige RAL 7044 finish;
• overall dimensions: 30 × 30 × 130 cm;
• shade diameter: 30 cm; shade assembly height: 25 cm;
• 1 × E27 LED, maximum 15 W;
• bulb purchased separately;
• adjustable suspension height;
• IP20 rating;
• designed and manufactured in Poland;
• two-year manufacturer warranty.

The muted colour sits between warm beige and cool grey, softening the pendant’s graphic silhouette without concealing it. It can relate naturally to timber, stone and neutral cabinetry while the sphere above the shade remains an unmistakable visual accent.