
Marlowe Speckled Glass Pendant Lamp
$320.00
- Dia 16cm x H 19cm / ∅ 6.3″ x H 7.5″ / White+ Gold
Marlowe Speckled Glass Pendant Lamp
Product Description
SevernLighting
The Marlowe Speckled Glass Pendant Lamp hangs a dimpled, hand-blown glass shade—embedded with multicolored confetti-like glass chips—from a nostalgic twisted fabric cord, crowned with a warm gold-toned socket cap. It's a playful, artisanal accent designed for kitchen islands, breakfast nooks, bedsides, and creative reading corners.
The bubbly, pebbled surface breaks the light into a soft, dappled glow while the embedded flecks of red, orange, and blue add a pop of color even when unlit. Compact at Dia 6.3" × H 7.5" (16 × 19cm), it hangs beautifully alone or grouped in a row of three above a counter.
Made-to-Order Customization
Size, color, and tier count can all be tailored to your space—work directly with our designers to scale the piece perfectly to your ceiling height and room.
Specifications
Design & Material
Electrical
Installation & Rating
Dimensions
| Size (cm) | Dia 16cm x H 19cm |
| Size (inch) | ∅ 6.3″ x H 7.5″ |

Where It Fits Best
A small pendant with a playful soul—its speckled glass scatters soft, dappled light and turns everyday corners into artisanal moments.
In a Row Over the Island
Hung two or three in a row above a kitchen island, the confetti-flecked glass adds color and warmth while casting soft, even light where you prep and gather.
Breakfast Nook & Bar
A single Marlowe brings a cheerful, hand-blown accent to a breakfast nook or bar counter—compact enough for tight spots, characterful enough to be the centerpiece.
Bedside Pair
A matched pair flanking the bed frees up your nightstands and bathes the room in a warm, speckled glow—boutique-hotel charm without the clutter.
Creative Reading Corner
Over an armchair or window bench, it pools warm, diffused light for reading, doubling as a small piece of glass art when switched off.
Questions, Answered
How big is it, and where does it work best?
The shade is a compact Ø 6.3″ × H 7.5″ single-bulb pendant. That petite scale shines over an island (hung in a row), at a breakfast nook or bar, as a bedside pair, or in a reading corner.
Can I hang several in a row or cluster?
Absolutely—it’s made to look great in multiples. Two or three in a straight line suit an island or long table; a small staggered cluster makes a soft statement in an entry or stairwell. Each pendant is wired individually and needs its own ceiling outlet.
Will every shade look exactly the same?
No—and that’s the charm. Each shade is individually mouth-blown with embedded confetti-like chips, so the color flecks and pattern vary slightly from piece to piece, making every one unique.
Is it hardwired, and can the height be adjusted?
Yes, it’s a hardwired ceiling pendant (AC 110–240V) for a standard junction box and wall switch—installation by a licensed electrician is recommended, who can trim the twisted fabric cord to your preferred drop.
What Makes It Special
01 Confetti Glass Flecks
Chips of red, orange, and blue glass are embedded right into the shade, adding a cheerful pop of color that shows even when the light is off—decor first, fixture second.

02 Twisted Fabric Cord & Gold Cap
A nostalgic twisted fabric cord and a polished gold-toned socket cap frame the glass with vintage warmth—every part of the fixture considered, right up to the ceiling.

03 Made for Islands & Breakfast Nooks
Compact enough to hang solo over a nightstand, and built to be grouped—run three in a row above a kitchen island for a rhythmic, artisan-gallery effect.

The Art of Hand-Blown Glass
Every teardrop is individually mouth-blown, its smoky tint fused into the glass and its hammered texture shaped by hand—so no two are alike. By day it reads as sculptural, tinted glass; by night it filters light into a warm, glinting glow, turning a fixture into a quiet centerpiece for any space.


From a single carved lamp to a room full of light, every piece we make is chosen for the way it lives with you — season after season, year after year.
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