Pendant light using an electric heater shade
Pendant light using an electric heater shade
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We had a socket and cord attached to the shade (reflector) of a round electric heater that was used around the 1920s or 1930s to create a pendant light. Although there are scratches and rust (patina), the aged feel of the material is appealing, and it creates an outstanding atmosphere even when lit.
The diameter of the shade is 28cm at its widest point, and the distance from the ceiling to the bottom of the shade is about 117cm. If the cord is long, you can make a loop or tie it to hang it in a casual way.
The bulb size is a standard E-26. If your ceiling has a hook ceiling, you can use it as is.
size
Shade diameter: approx. 28cm
Shade height: approx. 21.5cm
Length from ceiling to bottom of shade: 117cm
Delivery
100 size
Related Categories
Interior , lighting
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The diameter of the shade is 28cm at its widest point, and the distance from the ceiling to the bottom of the shade is about 117cm. If the cord is long, you can make a loop or tie it to hang it in a casual way.
The bulb size is a standard E-26. If your ceiling has a hook ceiling, you can use it as is.
size
Shade diameter: approx. 28cm
Shade height: approx. 21.5cm
Length from ceiling to bottom of shade: 117cm
Delivery
100 size
Related Categories
Interior , lighting
