Dome Pendant Light

By Monmouth Glass Studio
From
$820 - $2,540*
*Price indication
Eel Green

Our most popular shape, the Dome is simple and elegant. This pendant looks stunning alone, or as a cluster, in almost any setting.

The Dome pendant light is available in a range of sizes and colors by pre-order. The Dome in Tea, in sizes small and medium, is typically held in stock, and therefore ready-to-ship.

Each Monmouth light comes complete with a standard bundle of fittings to install as a pendant, including: a brass lampholder, brass ceiling rose (70mm dia), dimmable LED bulb, and 1m of black fabric flex. Additional brass finishes, and flex lengths can be selected below.

All Monmouth glass is blown and shaped by hand – subtle variations should be expected.

The Dome Pendant light is also available to be purchased in recycled materials: DOME PENDANT LIGHT | RECYCLED

MADE IN AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND.

Details
  • Category
    Pendant Lights
  • Range
    Lighting
  • Brand
    Monmouth Glass Studio
  • Designer
    Monmouth Glass Studio
  • Warranty
    N/A
Attributes
  • Functional features
    Cable-mounted
  • Light bulb type
    LED
  • Fitting type
    Ceiling mounted
  • General features
    Dimmable
  • Type
    Ceiling lights
General
  • Type of use
    Commercial and Residential
Specifications

Braided Flex Cord Length Options:

  • 1m
  • 1.5m
  • 2m
  • 2.5m
  • 3m
  • 3.5m
  • 4m
  • 4.5m
  • 5m 
Colour options

Glass

  • Custom color variations are available as well

Hardware

  • Solid Black
  • Brass
  • Antique
  • Nickle Plated
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At Monmouth Glass we handcraft exquisite glass objects that people need and use every day. 

Monmouth is a traditional glassblowing studio, established in 2012 by glass artists Stephen Bradbourne and Isaac Katzoff. Our furnace holds 120 kilos of glass, and it is kept molten at a temperature of 1100 degrees Celsius twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. 

Every piece is gathered from the furnace then hand shaped and blown using traditional glassblowing techniques that date back hundreds of years..