Conica Brass Pendant Light
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Conica Brass Pendant Light
A cone-shaped pendant with a narrow 3.9" diameter and your choice of two heights. The fixture hangs from a single rod and casts focused light downward. Works over a dining table, kitchen island, bedroom nightstand, or entryway console.
What you actually get
The tapered metal cone focuses the beam onto your surface below. No light spill to the sides.
Choose 47.2" or 59.2" drop length depending on your ceiling height and how low you want it hanging.
Brass has a warm metallic look. Black is matte and blends into most ceiling colors.
Pick your size
Don't see your size?
Ceiling height plus a photo of the space is enough.
We come back with a light count and cable lengths that fit your room.
Cables cut to length, wired, and shipped ready to hang.
Size charts
Specifications
Common questions
How tight is the light beam from this cone?
The 3.9" diameter cone creates a focused downward beam. Light concentrates on the surface directly below—a dining table or counter—with minimal spill to the sides. It's not a wide-spread light.
Can I hang two of these pendants over my island?
Yes. Customers often order two or three Conica fixtures in a row over longer counters or tables. Each one is wired separately, so you can space them however you want.
Is the 47.2" or 59.1" drop right for my 8-foot ceiling?
Start with 47.2" (V1 or V2). That gives you about 36 inches of clearance from the top of the fixture to your ceiling, which looks balanced. If your ceiling is 9 feet or higher, the 59.1" (V3 or V4) hang creates better proportion.
What's the difference between brass and black?
Brass is a warm metallic gold tone that stands out against any ceiling color. Black is matte and visually recedes into dark or neutral ceilings. Both finishes direct light the same way. The brass versions cost $238; black versions are $269.