The Poetix PE35 is a 350mm pendant with stacked-sphere detailing and anivory shade one E27 globe to 25W, not supplied, on a2,000mm suspension.

Stacked spheres the detail the range is built on

Above the shade the stem is formed as a column of stacked spheres, which is whatmakes the Poetix recognisable. It matters for a practical reason too: with a2,000mm suspension, most of what you actually see on a pendant isthe stem, not the shade. A plain rod is invisible; a sculpted one becomes part ofthe fitting. That is the whole design idea.

Matt gold or glossy beige and the old table said both were gloss

The two finishes are genuinely different, not just different colours:

• Gold in matt warm metal without reflection. It reads assoft and aged, and the sphere detail shows as form rather than highlights.
• Beige in gloss a pale, reflective finish where the spherescatch light along their curves. Quieter in colour, livelier in surface.

Both carry the same ivory shade, so the light is identical what changesis the stem. The old specification table called both Gloss, which iswrong for the gold.

350 by 473mm taller than it is wide

A 350mm shade under a 473mm overall height, with the shade itself220mm deep. That upright proportion suits the stem detail: the eye travelsdown the spheres to the shade. On a 100mm canopy by 60mm.

No lumen, colour or CRI figure exists and correctlyso. The Poetix supplies no globe, sothe light is whatever you fit. Our datasheet records zeroes in those fields, whichis an artifact rather than a measurement. Choose the globe for the light you want through an ivory fabric shade, a warm 2700K globe makes the shade glow rather thansimply lighting up.

It is ClassI earth required and hard-wired. Alicensed electrician installs it genuinely, on this page.Dimming is globe dependent: a dimmable E27 with a wall dimmer will dim it; a plainglobe will not. Our record says No, which is misleading.

One of a family of four

Poetix runs as a table lamp, a floor lamp and two pendant sizes, all with thestacked spheres and the ivory shades. Because the stem is the recognisable part,pieces at different heights read as one family more strongly than most ranges manage.

Where it works

• Over a small dining table or an entry, singly.
• Bedrooms, where the upright proportion suits.
• Alongside other Poetix pieces, matched by the sphere detail.
• The globe is not supplied and it sets the light entirely.
• Indoor and dry locations only IP20.

Specifying it

350mm wide by 473mm high, shade 220mm deep,canopy 100mm by 60mm, suspension2,000mm and adjustable, in iron and fabric. OneE27 globe to 25W, not supplied;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

What are the stacked spheres?

The stem above the shade is formed as a column of spheres. It matters practically as well as visually: on a 2,000mm suspension most of what you see is the stem, not the shade a plain rod is invisible, a sculpted one becomes part of the fitting.

Matt gold or glossy beige?

They are genuinely different, not just different colours. Matt gold reads soft and aged, with the sphere detail showing as form. Glossy beige is quieter in colour but livelier in surface, with the spheres catching light along their curves. The old table called both Gloss, which is wrong for the gold.

Does the shade change with the finish?

No both carry the same ivory shade, so the light is identical. What changes is the stem.

How bright is it?

That is entirely up to the globe you fit the Poetix supplies none. Through an ivory fabric shade, a warm 2700K globe makes the shade glow rather than simply lighting up.

Why does the datasheet say zero lumens?

Because the fitting supplies no globe, so there is no output to record. The zeroes are an artifact rather than a measurement.

Can I dim it?

It depends on the globe. A dimmable E27 with a wall dimmer will dim; a plain globe will not. Our record says No, which is misleading.

Is there a larger one?

Yes the 500mm Poetix, which takes three globes rather than one. The range also runs as a table lamp and a floor lamp.