Perfect Scale for Small Spaces
Compact pendant design ideal for breakfast nooks, kitchen islands, kids rooms and entryways.


Petite scale. Polished character.
A glossy flower-like shade and warm brass details bring a playful vintage note to compact spaces.
Freshly photographed settings show how the petite silhouette works above real tables without crowding the ceiling line.
Multiple gentle pastel finishes match modern farmhouse, French country and coastal interiors.
Sturdy brass lamp holder and braided cord deliver durable warm metallic accents.
Soft curved outlines form an elegant floral silhouette, infusing your room with gentle cottage charm.
Fluted iron and warm metal
Radial fluting gives the shallow iron shade structure, while the rolled scalloped edge softens its outline. Select a color below to view its complete white-background profile.
Compact pendant design ideal for breakfast nooks, kitchen islands, kids rooms and entryways.
Pale butter yellow and polished brass catch a gentle evening glow without turning the room dim or heavy.

Three consistent white-background views reveal the glossy scalloped edge, stepped socket and simple round canopy.
Dimensions & specifications
For flat, dry indoor ceilings. Hardwired installation by a qualified electrician is recommended.
| Fixture type | Hardwired pendant ceiling light |
|---|---|
| Materials | Iron shade, brass-finished metal hardware and textile-covered cord |
| Colors | Tofu, Pink, Grey, Light Yellow, Light Green |
| Shade size | 9.75 in diameter x 2.5 in high (24.8 x 6.4 cm) |
| Overall height | 84.25 in (214 cm), including 72 in (183 cm) cord |
| Socket | One E26 Type A socket |
| Maximum wattage | 40W incandescent or 5W LED |
| Dimming | With compatible bulb and dimmer switch |
| Ceiling | Flat ceilings only; not suitable for sloped ceilings |
| Environment | Dry indoor locations |
| Certification | UL listed |
LUCIA installation guide
Room-by-room starting points for fixture size, hanging height, spacing, and clearance.
Room-by-room guide
Select the setup closest to your room and jump directly to its measurements and placement checks.
01
Size and center the fixture from the tabletop, then confirm the view from every seat.
Lay out the centers evenly along the table and keep the outer fixtures comfortably inside the table ends.
Tape a paper outline to the ceiling or suspend a lightweight template at the planned height. Check it from the doorway and from a seated position.
02
Coordinate fixture width, quantity, and center spacing across the usable island surface.
More fixtures require smaller shades and closer coordination. Fewer fixtures can be larger, but should not crowd the ends of the island.
Mock up the full row, not just one pendant. Three paper circles taped above the island reveal spacing problems much faster than a single sample.
03
Estimate fixture width from the room dimensions, then check visual weight and walking clearance.
Compare one size smaller and one size larger in the room before treating the formula as final.
Confirm that the junction box is rated to support the fixture's weight. Heavy fixtures may require additional bracing.
04
Set fixture count from spacing, then keep equal end offsets and a clear walking path.
Once a count is chosen, divide the usable run into equal bays and check the end offsets before wiring.
A dimmer can make repeated fixtures more adaptable across daytime, evening, and overnight use.
05
Place light for even facial illumination while keeping mirrors, cabinets, and wet locations clear.
If side wall space is limited, choose a wide over-mirror fixture with a diffused shade.
Hold the sconce at the proposed height while someone checks the reflection. Shift it before wiring if the bulb or bright edge is directly visible in the mirror.
06
Set the light from the seated position and keep the switch, shade, and brightest source easy to use.
Two different nightstand heights may require adjustable lamps or independently set wall lights.
Test the light while seated in bed. A placement that looks balanced from the doorway can still create glare at pillow height.
07
Position the lamp beside or behind the reader so the page is lit without direct glare.
If glare remains, lower the lamp, choose a deeper shade, or use a more diffused light source.
Test the reading light with the room's other lights on and off. A dimmable source makes it easier to balance task light with evening ambience.
Before installation
Use the recommendation as a starting point, then confirm the final layout on site.
Check the fixture from the main viewpoints and keep doors, cabinets, furniture, and walking paths clear.
Confirm fixture weight, mounting hardware, and junction-box support with a qualified installer.
Verify product instructions, local electrical requirements, and damp or wet ratings where needed.
Still unsure? Send your room dimensions and a clear photo to support@lucialiving.ca.
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