An Architect's Guide To Pendant Lights
A pendant light is a light that hangs from the ceiling with a cord, chain, or metal rod. Less bulky and regularly more reasonable than chandeliers, pendant lamping has become well-known among planners over varied typologies. In most occasions, pendant lights are saddled in one of two ways- in clusters, hung in a decorative series, or as a stand-alone light fixture that serves as the central point of a room. While pendant lights come in various shapes and sizes, all models serve a sensibly comparative reason- they are sculptural and enhancing while multiplying as a fabulous lighting source. That said, specific design selections will be more appropriate than others depending on the needs you have laid out for the climate, appearance, and energy performance of your space. What Is Pendant Lamping? Pendant lamps hang from the ceiling, suspended by ropes, chains, or metal poles. They come in different sizes, shapes, and designs, ranging from simple single-bulb fixtures to expanded multi-