Black Wave Linear LED Pendant Light for Kitchen Islands and Dining Rooms
The Black Wave Linear LED Pendant Light is a hardwired ceiling fixture that lights a kitchen island or dining table with one sculptural wave-ribbon bar instead of a row of small pendants. Its black electroplated finish and cut-crystal-effect acrylic shade suit modern and transitional interiors, and the integrated LED module throws even downlight across a long surface. It is a strong fit for anyone who wants a single design-forward statement piece with tunable color temperature rather than a purely utilitarian light.
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Design & Materials
Every visible part is finished for a clean, low-maintenance look:
- Wave ribbon silhouette — a linear, wave-shaped bar that reads as sculpture on the ceiling.
- Electroplated black finish — the aluminum fixture is electroplated and polished for a durable, corrosion-resistant surface that resists tarnishing.
- Cut-crystal-effect acrylic shade — a white acrylic diffuser spreads light evenly and helps soften glare.
- Sleek black suspension wires — keep the fixture visually light above the counter.
Light Output & Dimming
The fixture uses an integrated dimmable 48W/52W LED module with a downward light direction, so it focuses light on the surface where you need it. It gives you two ways to control it:
- 3-step dimming with an ordinary wall switch — cycles through three color temperatures: 3000K (warm white), 4500K (neutral white), and 6000K (white). This changes color temperature only, not brightness.
- Full-range dimming with the remote control — adjusts both color temperature (3000K–6000K) and brightness, so you can move from bright task light to a warmer, dimmer mood for dinner.
Choosing a color temperature
- 3000K — warm and flattering; a good fit for evening dining.
- 4500K — neutral; a sensible everyday kitchen default.
- 6000K — cool and bright; useful for detailed tasks.
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Sizes & Specifications
The pendant comes in two lengths. Choose by the length of your island or table:
| Product Type | Pendant Light (1 light, 1 tier) |
| Style | Modern; linear, wave-shaped |
| Fixture Material / Color | Aluminum, electroplated and polished black |
| Shade | White acrylic with cut-crystal effect |
| Light Source | Integrated LED, 48W/52W, downward light direction |
| Color Temperature | 3000K/4500K/6000K (3-step) or 3000K–6000K (remote) |
| Dimming | Yes — color temperature and brightness via remote |
| Voltage / Power | 110V, hardwired |
| Mounting | Ceiling (flat ceilings) |
| Hanging Cord | 59.1-inch, adjustable (two cords) |
| 39.4-inch Model | 39.4" L x 1.6" W x 59.1" H · 6.61 lb |
| 47.2-inch Model | 47.2" L x 1.6" W x 59.1" H · 8.82 lb |
| Illumination Area | 54–161 sq ft |
| Product Care | Wipe clean with a dry cloth |
Certifications listed for this fixture: UL Certified, ETL Listed, CE Approved, RoHS Compliant, and FCC Certified.
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Where to Hang It: Space & Installation Notes
This is a hardwired, 110V indoor fixture designed for flat ceilings. For sloped ceilings, additional mounting accessories may be required, and the manufacturer recommends consulting a professional electrician. Because it hardwires into the ceiling, plan the layout and finished drop before installation.
A few practical guidelines to work from:
- Finished height over an island: a common guideline is to set the bottom of the fixture roughly 30–36 inches above the countertop, which gives comfortable clearance and even light spread.
- Finished height over a dining table: typically around 30–34 inches above the tabletop — high enough to see across, low enough to pool light on the surface.
- Length vs. surface: a linear pendant generally looks balanced at roughly half to two-thirds the length of the island or table.
- Ceiling height: the two 59.1-inch cords can be shortened during installation, so the fixture adapts across a range of ceiling heights.
- Coverage: the fixture is rated to illuminate 54–161 square feet.
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Linear Pendant vs. a Row of Small Pendants
- Visual weight: one wave bar makes a single sculptural gesture; multiple pendants add repetition and visual busyness.
- Light spread: a linear bar spreads light along a long surface, which suits galley islands and long dining tables.
- Wiring: one fixture means one ceiling point instead of several.
- Where clusters win: if you want to punctuate multiple seating spots or prefer a layered look, small pendants still have their place.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the dimming work?
There are two methods. With a standard wall switch you can cycle through three color temperatures (3000K, 4500K, 6000K) but cannot change brightness. For full control, the included remote adjusts brightness and fine-tunes color temperature continuously between 3000K and 6000K.
Can the hanging height be adjusted?
Yes. The fixture includes two 59.1-inch wire-cords that can be shortened during installation to achieve the height you want, for both standard and higher ceilings.
Is it suitable for sloped ceilings?
The mounting type is designed for flat ceilings. For sloped ceilings, additional mounting accessories may be required, and consulting a professional electrician is recommended.
How much area does it light?
It effectively illuminates 54 to 161 square feet, which suits kitchen islands, dining tables, and open-concept spaces.
Is it hardwired, and what voltage does it use?
Yes — it is a hardwired, 110V ceiling-mounted fixture intended for indoor use.
Bring Sculptural Light to Your Island
If you want one clean, design-forward fixture that delivers tunable, dimmable LED light over a kitchen island or dining table, the Black Wave Linear LED Pendant Light does it without a cluster of small pendants. Choose the 39.4-inch or 47.2-inch length to match your surface.
