s.luce Echos 12-Light Smoked Glass Chandelier with Black Metal Suspension Ø 80 cm

s.luce Echos is a twelve-light pendant with smoked glass shades, black suspension fittings and a round metal ceiling canopy. Each of its twelve shades measures 18 cm in diameter and 20 cm in height. Suspension of up to 500 cm allows the composition to be planned for tall interiors and spaces open between floors.

Twelve shades with an undulating surface

The mouth-blown glass has rounded constrictions and curves that give the shades a distinctive outline. Smoked glass is paired with black fittings, while textile cables connect the individual elements to a shared canopy. Reflections appear on the textured glass when the bulbs are lit, so the choice of light sources also influences the appearance of the group. A plain black canopy and slender cables give the arrangement a modern, minimalist character.

Suspension suited to the room height

The canopy measures 80 cm in diameter and 4 cm in height. These dimensions describe the ceiling component, while the shades below it form a separate spatial arrangement. The suspension can be shortened during installation to position the pendant for the room.

All twelve shades can hang level or at different heights, creating a symmetrical or freer composition. The manufacturer describes this version for open residential spaces, bedrooms, entrance areas, stairwells and galleries between floors. The maximum 500 cm suspension provides a range for planning the pendants within these tall spaces. The manufacturer also recommends a circular arrangement above a round table.

Separately selected E27 bulbs

Each shade has an E27 socket for a bulb rated at a maximum of 40 W. Twelve bulbs must be chosen separately because they are not included. Brightness and light colour can be selected through the bulbs.

Dimming requires suitable dimmable bulbs and a compatible dimmer. Replaceable light sources allow the lighting effect to be changed later while retaining all the glass shades and their suspension. When selecting the twelve bulbs, both the desired light output and the intended method of brightness control should therefore be considered.