Modern Diffused Light Strip Pendant | Elegant Lighting Solution
Summary:
- Contemporary Diffused Light Strip Pendant, a masterpiece of modern lighting design.
- Features high-intensity discharge bulbs included for a bright and efficient lighting experience.
- Crafted from durable Solid PVC/Plastic, offering resilience without compromising on the light-diffusing capabilities.
- Art Deco-inspired stripes paired with sleek hanging cables for a unique blend of classic and contemporary aesthetics.
Details:
Elevate your space with the Modern Diffused Light Strip Pendant, a lighting solution that perfectly embodies the fusion of form and function. This pendant light, ideal for hanging above an island in a contemporary kitchen, stands out with its unique design that combines Art Deco elements with modern minimalism. The inclusion of high-intensity discharge light bulbs ensures that your space is illuminated efficiently, casting a wide, even light across 10-15 square meters. The lampshade, in pristine white, is made from solid PVC/Plastic, ensuring durability and resistance to wear, unlike traditional glass fixtures. This material choice not only enhances the pendant’s resilience but also maintains its elegant light-diffusing effect. The stripes on the shade add a touch of Art Deco glamour, while the modern hanging cables provide a contemporary edge, making it a versatile piece that complements any modern kitchen décor. Unleash the potential of your interior with this strikingly modern and durable pendant light, designed to be a focal point in any room.
Specifications:
- Bulbs Included: Yes (High-intensity discharge light bulbs)
- Certifications: CCC, CE, CQC, EMC
- Installation Type: Cord Pendant
- Lighting Area: 10-15 square meters
- Lampshade Color: WHITE
- Material: Solid PVC/Plastic with an iron finish
- Power Source: AC
- Dimensions: See product variant for specific dimensions
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