Paz Glass 7 Light Linear Pendant Light - Black & Brushed Brass

Paz is a linear pendant light with seven white glass globes hung from one long black ceiling canopy. Two brushed brass bars each carry a globe at either end, and three slim black rods each hold a single globe beneath the bars, so the shades sit at two heights in a balanced, open pattern. The body is steel in black and brushed brass, and the shades are white matt opal glass, which turns each bulb into a soft, even glow rather than a bright point. It is 144.5cm long, 19.5cm wide and 150cm high overall. Each globe takes an E14 bulb of up to 40W, and bulbs are not included. Its IP20 rating means it belongs indoors in a dry room.

We think it suits a long surface best. Its narrow, linear shape follows the line of a dining table or a kitchen island, so light falls along the whole length rather than pooling in the middle, and it sits just as comfortably above a sofa in a living room. The black and brushed brass pairing works with warm woods, pale walls and painted panelling alike, and the opal glass keeps the light gentle for long evening meals. One pendant spreads seven points of light across the space, which saves fitting several separate ones in a row.

The frame and long canopy are steel finished in black, with the two cross bars in brushed brass, and every globe is white opal glass. There is no switch on the light itself, as it is switched at the wall. It runs on 220-240V, 50/60Hz mains, and as a wired-in ceiling light it should be installed by a qualified electrician. The installation instructions come as a download, and it weighs 5.742KG packed. When ordering, pick seven E14 bulbs of 40W or less, since none come in the box.

Installation Instructions (PDF)

Can the Paz pendant be used in a bathroom?

No. It is rated IP20, which means indoor, dry rooms only, so keep it away from bathrooms, damp areas and anywhere outdoors.

What bulbs does it take?

Each of the seven globes takes an E14 bulb of up to 40W. Bulbs are not included, so order them separately.

How big is this linear pendant?

It is 144.5cm long, 19.5cm wide and 150cm high overall, so it suits a long dining table or a generous living room.

Does it have its own switch?

No, there is no switch on the light itself. It is switched at the wall, using the light switch in the room.

What material are the shades?

The seven globes are white matt opal glass, which diffuses each bulb into a soft, even light without harsh glare.

What finish is the frame?

The steel frame and ceiling canopy are black, and the two cross bars are brushed brass, a pairing that works with both warm and pale interiors.