Upgrade your interior lighting and move away from standard white plastic pendants with a beautifully handcrafted, custom-built pendant light featuring a timeless vintage-style copper shade.
Designed and made to order in our Devon workshop, this pendant allows you to fully customise your lighting. Choose your cable colour, ceiling components, and shade size to create a piece that perfectly suits your space.
👉 Perfect for kitchen islands, dining areas, hallways, and open-plan living
If exposed filament bulbs aren’t your style and you prefer a cleaner, brighter task light, copper shades are an excellent choice. They direct light downward, making them ideal for:
For a cohesive look across open-plan spaces, pair these pendants with our beam lighting:
👉 Wooden Beam Lighting with Copper Shades:
https://www.mooboohome.co.uk/products/wooden-beam-chandelier-with-copper-shades
Or explore our full kitchen lighting collection:
👉 https://www.mooboohome.co.uk/collections/kitchen-lighting
Need inspiration? Read our guide:
👉 Kitchen Island Lighting Ideas:
https://www.mooboohome.co.uk/blogs/news/kitchen-island-lighting-ideas
This listing includes two popular shade sizes:
However, your options don’t stop there — we offer a wide range of shapes, sizes, and finishes.
💬 Want something unique? Get in touch and we’ll design your perfect pendant.
Each pendant includes:
Cable lengths available: 25cm to 150cm
(Custom lengths available on request)
These pendants work beautifully as part of a wider lighting design. Consider layering your lighting (lampscaping) by combining:
👉 Read more about layered lighting:
https://www.mooboohome.co.uk/blogs/news/lampscaping-layered-lighting-guide
👉 Explore Open Plan Lighting Ideas:
https://www.mooboohome.co.uk/blogs/news/open-plan-lighting-ideas
Once your order is placed, we’ll contact you to confirm:
Each light is made to order, ensuring a perfect fit for your space.
✔ Handmade in Britain
✔ Fully customisable
✔ Designed for real homes, not showrooms
✔ Built to last using quality components
✔ Personal service from design to installation