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Opal, clear or smoked
Opal glass hides the lamp and gives an even glow, which suits a globe hung at eye level over an island or a table. Clear glass shows the filament, so it wants a decorative bulb and looks best where the fitting is above the sightline. Smoked glass sits between the two and reads darker when it is off, which matters in a room where the light spends most of its time unlit.
One globe or a cluster
A single globe is a quiet fitting: it marks a spot without dominating it. A cluster of globes at staggered heights fills a volume instead — a stairwell, a double-height hall, the space over a long table. The trick with a cluster is the spread rather than the count; three globes hung well cover more than six hung in a bunch.
Drop and ceiling height
Most globe pendants hang on adjustable cable and can be set on site. Some are fixed at manufacture and cannot be shortened, which matters under a low ceiling or over a walkway. Every product page states the drop and whether it adjusts.