A blown glass lampshade here takes the form of an open corolla, its wavy edges falling like flower petals. The rosy amber hue of the glass filters a warm, honeyed light that gently settles on the walls and envelops the room in a cozy atmosphere. The sculpted relief of the glass carves the light into a delicate play of reflections and shadows, different at every hour of the day.

The gilded brass frame marks the vintage spirit of the pendant light. Its fluted socket, topped with a small knurled knob, recalls old workshop lights and creates a warm contrast with the transparency of the glass. The twisted textile cable, in deep brown, extends this retro look to the ceiling rose, also in brushed brass.

Suspended above a dining table, in a kitchen corner, or near a reading armchair, it becomes a focal point that catches the eye without overpowering it. Its adjustable cable length of up to two meters allows it to be installed at just the right height, whether under a low ceiling or in a more spacious room.