Metallic Meshwork Pendant Lamp
Light through lattice, gentle and alluring.
The Metallic Meshwork Pendant Lamp offers gentle diffusion of light through its unique latticed iron pattern — black or white wiring emits subtle hues when lit, creating an alluring atmosphere in any space. From a single pendant above a bedside to a three-head cluster over a dining table.
Iron lattice · gentle diffused light · sculptural elegance
Product detail & styling walkthrough → How to change the light source & driver → (Pinterest)Latticed Diffusion
Unique iron meshwork pattern gently diffuses light, emitting subtle hues and shadow play.
Integrated LED
Built-in LED — select color temperature and optional dimming at checkout.
5 Configurations
3 single sizes + 2-head and 3-head clusters — one lamp family, many compositions.
Black
Graphic & sculptural
White
Bright & airy
NR2 Floor Lamp — same series →
Dimmable version available — TRIAC dimmer required
Select the dimmable version at checkout. A TRIAC (Thyristor) dimmer switch is required — standard rotary dimmers are not compatible.
TRIAC Dimmer Switch
| Materials | Iron · Glass |
| Light source | Integrated LED · replaceable (see Pinterest guide) |
| Color temperature | 3000K · 4000K · 6000K — select at checkout |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V |
| Cable | 59" adjustable · Extendable on request |
| Control | Standard wall switch (not included) Dimmable version: TRIAC dimmer required |
| Wiring | Hardwired |
| Mounting | Ceiling pendant |
| Certification | North America · EU · AU · Saudi Arabia |
| Finishes | Black · White |
| Shade | White glass |
Can I dim it?
Yes — select the dimmable version at checkout. TRIAC dimmer required. Standard rotary dimmers not compatible.
What configurations are available?
Five: Single S (∅13.8"), M (∅19.7"), L (∅27.6"), 2-head cluster, and 3-head cluster.
What finishes are available?
Black and White. Both have a white glass shade.
How do I replace the light source?
A step-by-step guide for replacing the LED light source and driver is available on Pinterest — see the guide link near the top of this page.