Create your own feature lighting with these must-have pendant lights from design studios across the globe.
Aussie ceramics label Mud nods to geometric art deco lines with its Hat light. Hang it in the entryway, hallway or over the dining table or kitchen bench. It also works well hung with other lighting shapes to create a clustered mobile effect. Pick between black or white cord before deliberating over the 19 shades available.
Find it: mudaustralia.com
Designed by Nordic studio Broste Copenhagen (offering a fun twist on classic Scandinavian sensibility), the Diana lampshade leans towards a rustic aesthetic. Available in two sizes, it’s woven from multi-coloured jute rope and features a bold striped pattern. Choose from three stylish colour combinations including brown with blue or cream.
Find it: livingandcompany.com
Add a nostalgic ’70s vibe to your home with these retro glass lights suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. From the bedroom and kitchen to the study or outdoor dining area, they’re perfect for any space as they have an adjustable cord to suit different ceiling heights. Available in a range of colours and two sizes.
Find it: estilo-living.com
Inspired by the repetitive lines of louvres in high-rise buildings, this Meill pendant is made by American design studio Human Home. Taking cues from tropical modernism, the off-white polymer shade’s texture gives a paper-like feel, reminiscent of traditional Japanese handmade lanterns. Radiating a soft glow, it adds a sense of calm and tranquillity to any space.
Find it: humanhome.co
New York lighting design studio Allied Maker creates highly engineered pieces from natural materials like glass, wood and metal. Its Concentric pendant features a smooth, turned-wood dome with carved concentric lines underneath that create a ripple effect. Customise your fitting with a range of metal finishes, wood stains and glass bulb options.
Find it: alliedmaker.com
Byron Bay design studio Marz’s Terra light boasts an asymmetric stack of handmade ceramic forms, like chunky bangles for your bulb. What it lacks in size it makes up for in warmth and texture, and it’s available in four natural hues including slate and olive. Position it perfectly over a reading nook, bedside table or clustered above a larger setting.
Find it: marzdesigns.com
This article first appeared in Domain Review, in partnership with Broadsheet.