A globe inside a globe. The outer sphere is clear, smoke grey or amber; nested within it sits a second, smaller glass form holding the bulb. That double layer is the whole design, and it does something a single glass shade cannot: it gives the fixture visible depth, so you see through one surface to another rather than straight to the filament.
Four configurations are offered. A single pendant is the version most rooms need, small enough to hang over a bedside or in a hallway. Two lights in a straight line suit a narrow counter. Three in a straight line cover a long table; three arranged in a round cluster work better as a feature in the centre of a room or a stairwell.
Clear glass keeps the light bright and the fixture nearly invisible by day. Grey mutes it and adds a modern, slightly moody quality. Amber warms it and suits a farmhouse or a period room. All three blend across contemporary and traditional decors. Bulb not included; a warm white LED is the natural choice. Indoor use. Wipe both glass layers with a soft dry cloth.
