Single pendants, clusters, linear and bar or rail pendants, and tiered designs. Single pendants suit benches, bedsides and small spaces. Clusters and linear pendants are the usual choice over kitchen islands and long dining tables, because they spread light along the length rather than pooling it in one spot. Tiered designs suit entries and voids where there is height to fill. Use the filters on this page to narrow by type.

Kitchens and islands, dining rooms, living rooms, hallways and entries, bedrooms, and bathrooms where the fitting carries a suitable IP rating. We group our pendants into room collections for each of these, so you can start from the room rather than scrolling the full range. We also stock a small selection rated for undercover outdoor areas such as alfresco and patio ceilings.

Only if it carries an IP rating suitable for the zone it will sit in. Bathrooms are divided into zones based on distance from the bath and shower, and the further a fitting sits from water the lower the rating it needs. A standard indoor pendant is not rated for use above or near a bath. Our bathroom pendant range is limited to fittings suitable for that use, and if you are unsure which zone your pendant falls into, confirm it with your electrician before you buy.

Yes. In Australia, hardwired light fittings must be installed by a licensed electrician. It is worth deciding the finished hanging height before installation day and telling your electrician, because shortening a cord or removing rods is far easier while the fitting is still on the ground than after it is mounted.

A pendant hangs one light source, or a small group of them, from a cord, chain or rod. A chandelier is usually wider, with multiple arms or tiers, and is built to spread light across a larger area. As a rule, pendants suit benches, tables and bedsides where you want light concentrated over a specific spot, while chandeliers suit entries, stairwells and formal dining rooms where the fitting is also the centrepiece.

Most pendants are supplied either with an adjustable cord or with a set of rods that can be shortened during installation. How far a fitting can be adjusted varies, so check the drop or height specification on the individual product page before you buy, particularly if you have very high or very low ceilings. Rod-suspended pendants generally have a fixed set of lengths, while cord-suspended pendants offer more flexibility.