The Patino PE20 is a 200mm glass sphere pendant inamber, smoke or green one E27 globe to 25W, notsupplied, on a 2,000mm suspension.

Tinted glass and the colour changes the light, not just the look

All three Patinos are tinted, not frosted, so the globe is visibleand the glass colours the light on its way out. The three do quite different things:

• Amber a warm golden tint thatadds warmth to an already-warm globe. The light readscandle-like, and the sphere looks bright and jewel-like when lit.The most flattering over a table.
• Smoke a grey tint that cuts and cools theoutput. Dimmer, more restrained, and the sphere stays a dark object when off.
• Green genuinely unusual in this catalogue, and the most decisive. Ittints the light green, which is a strong choice in a room and works best where thereis timber, brass or plants to answer it. As a colour on the shelf it is striking; as alight it is a commitment.

The globe is visible, so choose it deliberately. OneE27 to 25W, not supplied, and through tinted glass you see it clearly.

• A decorative LED filament reads beautifully inside a tinted sphere thetint and the filament together are the whole effect.
• A bare white capsule will look unfinished.
• Choose warm, 2700K, particularly behind amber.

Ask us and we will match one.

Hang it above eye level

Because the source is visible, a Patino atseated eye height across a table is uncomfortable to look at. Over abench, in a stairwell, at the end of a hallway, or ina run well above an island, it does exactly what it is for.

200mm small, and built for runs

200mm wide by 280mm high, on a100mm canopy with 2,000mm of adjustable drop. At thissize a single Patino is a detail; three or five in a run is acomposition, and it is how the range is meant to be used. The Patino comes inthree sizes, so a larger one over a table with these along a bench is a coherentscheme.

Mixing the colours is worth considering. In a run of three,amber, smoke and green together reads as deliberate and collected rather thanrepetitive and because each tint transmits differently, the three givevisibly different light as well as different colour.Ask us about availability across the three.

Dimming depends on the globe our record carriesno value at all; the datasheet says globe dependent. With avisible filament inside tinted glass, dimming isthe single best thing you can do for how this fitting looks. Fit adimmable E27 and a wall dimmer, and in a runask us for a matched set.

No weight is recorded, and the record carriesno material at all for a fitting whose glass sphere is the entiredesign. It is ClassI earth required andIP20 indoor and dry locations only.

Where it works

• In runs of three or five over benches and islands, above eye level.
• Stairwells and hallway ends, singly.
• Mixed colours in one run amber, smoke and green together.
• The globe is visible buy a decorative filament, not a capsule.
• Do not hang it at seated eye height.

Specifying it

200mm wide by 280mm high, canopy100mm by 25mm in black, suspension2,000mm and adjustable, in iron and tinted glass.Weight is not recorded ask us. OneE27 globe to 25W, not supplied andvisible; dimming is globe dependent. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Amber, smoke or green?

They do different things to the light. Amber adds warmth to an already-warm globe so it reads candle-like and looks jewel-like when lit the most flattering over a table. Smoke cuts and cools the output: dimmer, more restrained, and a dark object when off. Green tints the light green, which is a strong commitment and works best where there is timber, brass or plants to answer it.

What globe should I fit?

A decorative LED filament in a warm 2700K the tint and the filament together are the whole effect. A bare white capsule will look unfinished. The globe is clearly visible through tinted glass.

Where should I hang it?

Above eye level. The source is visible, so a Patino at seated eye height across a table is uncomfortable to look at. Over a bench, in a stairwell, at the end of a hallway, or well above an island, it does exactly what it is for.

One or several?

Several. At 200mm a single Patino is a detail; three or five in a run is a composition, which is how the range is meant to be used. It comes in three sizes, so a larger one over a table with these along a bench is a coherent scheme.

Can I mix the colours?

Yes, and it is worth considering. In a run of three, amber, smoke and green together reads as deliberate and collected rather than repetitive and because each tint transmits differently, the three give visibly different light as well as different colour. Ask us about availability across the three.

Can I dim it?

With the right globe our record carries no value and the datasheet says globe dependent. With a visible filament inside tinted glass, dimming is the single best thing you can do for how this fitting looks. In a run, ask us for a matched set.

What is it made of?

Iron and tinted glass though our record carries no material at all, on a fitting whose glass sphere is the entire design.