Fabula Tamworth 3 Light Linear Pendant - Mixed Shades C - Polished Chrome, Cognac & Frosted Glass

Light Along a Line, Not Bunched in One Spot

This linear pendant stretches across a 65cm bar in polished chrome, supporting three shades that mix cognac and frosted glass. The cognac adds a subtle amber warmth to the overall glow while the frosted glass keeps things softly diffused. It's a fitting that works when you need light distributed along a line, such as above a long table or island counter.

Choosing Your Finish

The polished chrome frame reads cool and contemporary, which pairs well with the warm cognac glass. The contrast between the two glass types creates visual interest and prevents the shades from merging into a single visual block. This particular shade combination is a signature of this version, though other linear and round shade options exist elsewhere in the Tamworth range if you prefer a different aesthetic.

How It Works

The three G9 lamp holders sit at intervals along the bar, spreading light evenly across the length rather than concentrated in the middle. This distribution works especially well in kitchens and dining areas where you want even illumination along a surface. The pendant hangs from a standard ceiling rose with no adaptor required, and the maximum drop of 215cm lets you position it at the height that suits your room proportions. Class I wiring needs an earth connection. The IP20 rating suits dry indoor environments.

Where It Works Best

Kitchen islands and long dining tables are the natural home for this fitting, where the linear format echoes the shape of the furniture below it. In open plan living areas, it provides a way to segment the light spread without using multiple pendants or a chunky central cluster. The elongated shape also works well in modern galley kitchens where you want the light to run the length of the work surface without hanging directly over just one part.

Design Details

The mixed glass approach is deliberate. Where a fixture with all frosted glass might read as soft and diffused, mixing in the warmer cognac tones creates depth and suggests amber candlelight, even though the actual light output is clean and contemporary. The iron frame itself is minimal, staying out of the way so the glass work carries the visual weight of the design.

Good to Know

• Takes three G9 capsule bulbs, 10W maximum each, bulbs not included
• Dimmable if used with dimmable LED bulbs and a compatible dimmer
• Class I electrical rating, requires an earth connection
• IP20 rated, suitable for dry indoor areas
• Made from iron and mixed cognac and frosted glass
• Width 65cm, maximum drop 215cm
• Weighs 2.2kg
• 1 year warranty
• Unfortunately we're unable to deliver this item to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Highlands, the Isle of Wight, Jersey or Guernsey

Questions People Ask

Is this suitable for above a kitchen island?
Yes, it's specifically designed with islands and long surfaces in mind. The 65cm width distributes light evenly along the work surface, and the maximum drop of 215cm gives you scope to hang it at the right height above the counter.

What's the difference between the cognac and frosted glass?
The frosted glass diffuses light and softens the glow, while the cognac tinted glass adds a touch of warmth and colour to the light beam. Together they create a more interesting visual effect than either would alone.

Does it work in a traditional dining room?
The polished chrome frame is contemporary in style, so it reads best in modern or minimalist dining spaces. If you have a more traditionally styled room, the round pendant versions of the Tamworth might be a better aesthetic fit.

Width: 65cm
Length: 65cm
Maximum Drop: 215cm

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