Three petrol-blue domes, suspended over a long kitchen island.
The Shoreditch is named for the Hackney quarter that turned brick warehouses into kitchens. Three deep-petrol-blue spun-metal dome shades hang on slim white cords from a long rectangular ceiling plate, each at slightly varying drop heights for a natural rhythm. White inner reflectors throw the light cleanly down onto whatever you place beneath them — an island, peninsula, breakfast bar or long farmhouse table.
Where it works best
The bar is designed for rectangular surfaces and open-plan kitchen-diners. Each cord is adjustable to 95 cm, allowing the drop to be balanced with the ceiling height. It is also sloped-ceiling adaptable, making it suitable for loft conversions and pitched-eaves extensions.
Specification
| Fitting |
3 × E27 Edison Screw, max 60W each |
| Finish |
Cyan blue painted metal shades with white inner reflectors |
| Material |
Metal |
| Dimensions |
Shade diameter 21 cm each; ceiling bar 60–80 cm long |
| Weight |
Approx. 1.0 kg |
| Cable Length |
95 cm adjustable PVC cable per pendant |
| Dimmable |
Yes, with a compatible bulb and dimmer switch |
| Bulb Included |
No |
| Certification |
UK BS electrical standard |
| Installation |
Hardwired ceiling-mount; electrician recommended |
| Sloped Ceiling Adaptable |
Yes |
Styling & pairings
Warm E27 filament-style LEDs around 2700K complement the petrol-blue shades and white reflectors. Pair with timber worktops, brick, pale cabinetry or black hardware, and align the three shades with the island, table or counter beneath them.
Despatch & delivery
Dispatched from our UK fulfilment partner within 1–3 working days, fully tracked. Free UK delivery on every order. 28-day returns — see our Shipping & Returns page for full details.