Palina Bubble Pendant Light

Colour 01

Anthracite Grey.

Deep charcoal — the darkest of the three. Reads as sculptural rather than decorative when unlit; disappears against dark ceilings and holds visual weight against light ones. The choice for interiors already using warm neutrals in furniture, where the fixture is meant to anchor rather than add colour. Modern architectural, industrial-adjacent, restrained.

Colour 02

Light Grey.

Soft warm neutral — closer to putty than to concrete. Reads as considered rather than decorative in either lit or unlit state. The safe choice for interiors that want a colour commitment without committing to a specific palette. Works across Scandinavian, Japandi, minimalist, and traditional interiors.

Colour 03

Terracotta.

Warm earthy orange — the range's statement. Reads as intentional colour rather than as accent; belongs in interiors where the fixture is meant to hold its own personality. Pairs unexpectedly well with black metal, walnut, cream linen, and stone-tile kitchens. The colour to choose when the safe choices don't feel like enough.

Vertical drop.

10.2"⌀ × H 18.9"

Bubbles arranged in a compact vertical stack, dropping from a single ceiling canopy. The taller-than-wide silhouette makes the fixture read as a sculptural cluster from the side — belongs in bedrooms, foyers, staircases, and rooms where the pendant needs to hold vertical space. Pair vertically for bedside pendants or over a narrow console.

Horizontal spread.

22.8"⌀ × H 10.2"

Bubbles arranged in a horizontal line, hung from a single spanning canopy. The wider-than-tall silhouette spreads illumination across a linear surface — belongs above kitchen islands, dining tables, coffee bars, and any horizontal work-surface application. The stronger statement of the two orientations.

Premium PVC shades.

Each bubble is precision-formed from premium polymer PVC — chosen for its smooth uniform finish, colour stability across years of installation, and lightweight construction that keeps the cluster easy to install and easy to service. The finish is matte rather than glossy; the colour reads as pigment rather than as painted coating.

Metal frame.

A blackened metal frame connects the bubbles into the cluster and holds each G9 socket in position. The frame is intentionally simple — no ornament, no design commentary, just structural connections that hold the geometry. Reads as architectural rather than as decorative.

Kitchen island

Horizontal, above the counter.

The primary specification. Horizontal orientation, Terracotta or Anthracite Grey depending on the palette. Spread illumination across the island length; the linear cluster reads as considered rather than as three-pendant-cluster generic.

Modern dining room

Horizontal for long tables.

Horizontal above 6-8-seat rectangular tables; single vertical over 4-seat round tables. The colour is the fixture's statement — Terracotta over walnut, Light Grey over natural oak, Anthracite over black-metal industrial furniture.

Foyer & staircase

Vertical drop.

Vertical orientation in double-height foyers and staircase applications. The vertical bubble cluster holds vertical space intentionally; Terracotta for warm-welcoming entries, Anthracite for architectural-modernist entries.

Children's rooms

Playful, considered.

Terracotta especially — the soft balloon silhouette reads as playful without being juvenile. Correct for children's rooms and family-friendly interiors that want colour without the primary-colour palette of child-marketed fixtures. Vertical orientation is safer for lower ceilings.