Description
The Como crystal pendant is defined by its layered combination of glass, crystal and a chrome-plated frame. Crystals are positioned between two glass panels, keeping them clearly visible without enclosing them within a conventional opaque shade. The elongated construction gives Como a distinctly linear character and sets it apart from traditional round crystal chandeliers.
With a width of 87 cm, Como is particularly suited to a position where the furniture or surface below is also elongated. The linear design can follow the direction of a table more naturally than a small central pendant, while six individual light sources are arranged across the fitting rather than concentrated at one point.
- Crystals are displayed between two clear glass panels
- 87 cm linear form works naturally above elongated surfaces
- Six G9 light points are distributed along the fitting
- Chrome-plated frame complements the glass and crystal surfaces
- Three-metre adjustable wires provide flexible hanging height
- Screw fixing secures the pendant directly to the ceiling
Crystals displayed between two glass panels
The most recognisable feature of Como is the way its crystals sit between two glass panels. The transparent surfaces keep the crystals visible and make them an integral part of the structure. This gives the decorative crystal arrangement a clearly defined linear form.
The chrome-plated frame complements the bright glass and crystal surfaces. Como therefore creates its decorative character primarily through the contrast and positioning of different reflective surfaces rather than through a complicated outer shape.
The fitting also retains a strong decorative presence when switched off. Glass panels, crystals and the chrome-plated frame form a composition that benefits from a position where the pendant can also be viewed from the side.
Linear proportions for a table or elongated surface
Como’s 87 cm width plays an important role in determining where the pendant works best. Its linear proportions sit naturally above elongated furniture because the horizontal form follows the direction of the surface below.
Six G9 light sources are incorporated into the same structure. Instead of relying on one central bulb, Como uses several points of light distributed across its length.
When planning the position of the pendant, it is worth considering its width in relation to the furniture below and the surrounding space. Como works best where its elongated structure and crystal detailing have enough visual room to remain clearly visible.
Six G9 light sources with adjustable suspension
Como takes six G9 bulbs with a maximum wattage of 40 W each. Bulbs are not included and can therefore be selected separately. Using matching G9 bulbs helps create a consistent colour of light across the entire fitting.
The pendant is suspended on three-metre adjustable wires, allowing the hanging height to be tailored to the room and the furniture below.
Como is secured to the ceiling with screws. It is particularly well suited to anyone looking for a long crystal pendant and drawn to the bright combination of a chrome-plated frame, glass panels and decorative crystals.
