A resin bowl pendant lamp is a ceiling-mounted fixture built around a sculptural resin shade that softens and spreads light rather than throwing it into one harsh spot. This model pairs a black iron-and-metal body with a bowl-shaped resin diffuser, and it is made for anyone finishing a dining room, entryway, kitchen, or bedroom who wants a clean, modern focal point without the bulk of a traditional chandelier. It is hardwired, hangs from a 59-inch adjustable cable, and runs a standard E26 or E27 bulb up to 40W — practical details that fit most US homes.
Design and Materials
The shade is the story here. A bowl-shaped resin diffuser spreads light downward and sideways, which gives a softer, more even glow than an open metal shade. Around it, the body is built from iron and metal with a black finish, so the fixture reads as quiet and architectural rather than ornate. The contrast between the matte black frame and the luminous bowl is what gives it that contemporary look.
Because the shade is a diffuser rather than a clear globe, it hides the bulb from most viewing angles — a small detail that matters when a pendant hangs at eye level in an entryway or over a table.
- Body finish: Black
- Shade finishes: White, grey, or orange
- Materials: Iron, metal, and resin
- Mounting: Ceiling
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Where to Hang It: Room-by-Room Placement
This is a single pendant, so it works best where you want one deliberate point of light rather than an even grid. A few spaces where it fits naturally.
Dining room
Center it above the table. As a general rule, a dining pendant sits roughly 30–36 inches above the tabletop — high enough to see across the table, low enough to pull the group together. Two diameters are available, so a smaller table can take the 6.7-inch version while a larger table can carry the 11.4-inch shade. Keep it as the only fixture over the table so the bowl reads as the centerpiece.
Entryway or foyer
An entryway is where a sculptural pendant earns its keep. The fixture is hardwired and adjustable, so set the bottom of the shade so anyone walking in clears it comfortably — a minimum of about 6'6"–7' of clearance is a reasonable target in a hallway. With a 59-inch cable, most standard ceilings give you room to dial that in.
Kitchen or bedroom
In a kitchen, a single pendant suits a sink or a small prep corner; on a long island, consider whether one larger shade reads better than several small ones. In a bedroom it can replace a bulky ceiling fixture while staying calm enough for a restful room. The shade finishes steer the mood: white stays bright and airy, grey is understated, and orange adds warmth.
Installation and Wiring Notes
This is a hardwired, ceiling-mounted fixture, so it needs a standard ceiling electrical box and — unless you are comfortable with electrical work — a licensed electrician. It is listed as compatible with common push switches (the switch itself is not included). Two practical points before you buy:
- Hanging height is adjustable through the 59-inch cable, so measure your ceiling height and the clearance you want first.
- It is IP20 damp-rated, which the manufacturer lists as suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, and covered outdoor areas — provided it is not directly exposed to water. It is not a fixture for open, rain-exposed locations.
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Specifications
| Dimensions | 6.7" dia x 59" H (17cm x 150cm) · 11.4" dia x 59" H (29cm x 150cm) |
| Material | Iron, metal, resin |
| Light source | LED or Edison bulb (not included) |
| Base type | E26 or E27 |
| Power | Max 40W |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V |
| Body finish | Black |
| Shade finishes | White, grey, orange |
| Mounting | Ceiling |
| Moisture rating | IP20 damp-rated |
| Environment | Indoor |
| Weight | 5 kg / 11 lbs |
| Wiring | Hardwired |
| Control | Compatible with common push switches (not included) |
| Cable | 59" adjustable hanging height |
| Certifications | UL, ETL, CE, SAA listed |
Choosing the Right Bulb
The pendant takes an E26 or E27 base bulb up to 40W, and both LED and Edison-style bulbs work. The bulb is not included, so plan for that before the fixture arrives. On color temperature:
- Warm (2700K–3000K): a common pick for dining rooms and bedrooms — flattering and relaxed.
- Neutral to cool (3500K–4000K): often chosen for kitchens and entryways where you want a crisper feel.
Because the resin bowl diffuses the light, a slightly brighter bulb tends to read as soft rather than harsh — a good reason to move toward the 40W ceiling if the room feels dim.
What You Get: A Quick Checklist
- One hardwired ceiling pendant with a resin bowl shade
- Adjustable 59-inch hanging cable
- Black body; choice of white, grey, or orange shade finish
- E26/E27 socket, max 40W (bulb not included)
- IP20 damp-rated, indoor use
- Listed to UL, ETL, CE, and SAA standards
Best suited to modern, contemporary, and industrial interiors — dining rooms, entryways, kitchens, bedrooms, and hospitality spaces.
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FAQ
What bulb does this pendant lamp take?
It uses an E26 or E27 base bulb — LED or Edison — with a maximum of 40W. The bulb is not included.
Can I adjust the hanging height?
Yes. It comes with a 59-inch adjustable hanging cable, so you can set the height to suit your ceiling and the clearance you want.
Is it safe for a bathroom or kitchen?
It is rated IP20 damp, which the manufacturer lists as suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, and covered outdoor areas as long as it is not directly exposed to water.
What sizes and finishes are available?
Two diameters — 6.7 inches and 11.4 inches — both with a 59-inch drop. The body is black, and the shade comes in white, grey, or orange.
Is it dimmable?
The fixture is listed as compatible with common push switches (switch not included). The product description does not specify dimming support, so dimming is not a feature we can confirm.

























