The Lucent pendant brings back the classic half sphere and comes in single or dual colour way.
June 30th, 2009
Available with a single lamp, it provides a broad beam with intensity. All of the fittings are designed to take Compact Fluorescent Lamps and we suggest that a lamp with a colour range of 2700K (Warm White) be used.
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