TK-Lighting VIGA SHADE 11881 pine pendant light, linen shades, 2×E27, 80 cm

TK-Lighting VIGA SHADE 11881 places two cylindrical shades beneath a light wooden beam with lengthwise grooves. This pine version combines visible wood grain with linen-coloured fabric and Sabia-coloured details. The pair forms a horizontal arrangement rather than a single shade suspended from one central point.

Allow for the full 80 cm span

The fitting measures 80 cm wide, 30 cm long and 140 cm high. The 30 cm measurement describes the fitting itself, not its cable length. Compare the full width with the furniture below and check how much clearance the lower shade edges will leave beneath your ceiling before choosing the installation position.

The manufacturer identifies living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and entrance halls as suitable settings, including a position above a table. Both shades belong to one assembly with a shared ceiling canopy. When aligning it with a dining table, consider the complete two-shade layout rather than treating each shade as a separate pendant.

Choose the light sources separately

There are two E27 sockets, and bulbs are not included. The documentation specifies a maximum LED bulb rating of 15 W. Brightness, colour temperature and colour rendering depend on the bulbs you select, so this fitting does not impose a fixed light colour or a stated lumen output.

Dimming also depends on the light sources. If you plan to control brightness, check that your chosen dimmable LED bulbs are compatible with the intended dimmer. An E27 base alone does not establish that compatibility.

Grooved wood and installation details

The structure uses wood, painted steel and plastic, while the shades combine fabric and plastic. The grooved beam remains visible above the shades. This material combination supports the modern, Japandi, boho, Scandinavian and rustic interiors named in the manufacturer's documentation.

The ceiling canopy measures 30 × 3.5 × 3.5 cm, with fixing holes spaced 25.5 cm apart. The manufacturer allows the height and number of lighting circuits to be altered by a suitably qualified electrician. These are installation adjustments, not everyday user controls.