FINT is a pendant light with a flat, cone-shaped steel shade 50 cm across, finished in brown. The shade hangs from a thin wire alongside a black power cable and ends at the ceiling in a small cylindrical canopy in the same colour. The LED source is built into the centre of the shade and covered from below by a honeycomb mesh.
How big it is and where to hang it
The shade is 50 cm in diameter and only 15 cm high, so despite its span it stays flat and visually light. Compare that diameter with the width of your own table or kitchen island. Over a table, the bottom edge of a shade usually hangs 70–80 cm above the top — with a 75 cm high table that puts it roughly 145–155 cm above the floor.
The manufacturer gives a total height of 200 cm, measured from the ceiling to the bottom edge of the shade. The canopy is a cylinder 6 cm in diameter and 8 cm high, so only a small element shows at the ceiling. The whole lamp weighs 1.9 kg.
How much light FINT gives
The integrated LED module draws 7.5 W and delivers 1070 lm. That is more than an old 60 W bulb, which gave about 800 lm, so the surface under the lamp is well lit. 3000 K is warm white, close to the light of a traditional incandescent bulb. The source is included, so there is no bulb to buy; as a module built into the fitting, it is not swapped like an ordinary bulb.
The honeycomb mesh hides the diode and limits glare, so from the side you do not see a bright LED point. The opaque steel shade directs the light downwards onto the table or worktop. A dimmable TRIAC driver comes with the lamp — brightness can be adjusted with a TRIAC wall dimmer, chosen separately.
Which interiors it suits
The manufacturer intends FINT for above a dining table, above a kitchen island and for the living room, including the lounge area. The form is modern: a smooth cone with no ornament, the same brown on shade and canopy, and a contrasting black cable. The steel shade, canopy and cable make a simple geometric silhouette that reads clearly above an uncluttered table.
