The Moran 3Lt is a vertical three-light pendant, 355mm tall and 235mmwide, with mouth-blown glass globes, in three colourways.

Vertical, which is unusual

Most multi-light pendants spread horizontally. The Moran 3Lt stacks its globesaround a central body on rods of different lengths (one at 300mm, two at600mm), so it occupies height rather than width. That makes it a fitting for anarrow space a stairwell corner, an entry, beside a stair where a widependant will not fit.

Three colourways, two glass types

Antique gold with opal matt is the warm, diffused option. Black with opalmatt is the same soft light in a graphic frame. Black with smoked is themoodiest less light passes, and the globe is visible inside.

Mouth-blown glass

Each globe is blown by hand, so slight variation between the three is inherent to the process ratherthan a fault. At 100mm they are small, precise shapes.

G9 at 3W each

Three G9 globes, 3W maximum each, not supplied. That is a genuinely lowceiling this is a decorative and accent fitting, not a room light. G9 is a small bi-pin capsuleand is not interchangeable with any other base.

The family goes much bigger

Moran is also made as an extra-long horizontal 14 light for a long table. Same glassand finishes, entirely different proportion.

Where it works

• Entries and stair corners, where height beats width.
• Beside a staircase, seen from two levels.
• Over a small round table.
• As an accent alongside other light sources.

Specifying it

355mm high, 235mm wide, globes 100mm,canopy 120mm, on rods (1 300mm + 2 600mm), inmetal and glass. Three G9 globes at 3W each,not supplied; dimming is globe dependent. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

What wattage globes does it take?

3W maximum per G9 globe. An earlier version of this page said 6W in one place and 3W in another 3W is correct.

Is it bright enough to light a room?

No. At 3W per globe it is a decorative and accent fitting plan another light source for general illumination.

Why is it vertical?

The globes sit around a central body on rods of different lengths, so it occupies height rather than width useful in a narrow space or stair corner.

Which colourway should I choose?

Antique gold with opal matt for warm diffused light, black with opal matt for the same light in a graphic frame, black with smoked for a moodier effect.

Will the three globes match exactly?

Very closely. They are mouth-blown, so slight variation is inherent.

Is there a bigger version?

Yes an extra-long horizontal 14 light, for a long table.

What is the warranty?

Three years.