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Warmth in a Cage of Brass
This pendant illuminates and contributes. The steel cage casts shadows at night and provides form in daylight. The antique brass finish belongs in rooms built around character and warmth rather than restraint. At 200mm wide and 500mm tall, it is slender enough for a kitchen, bedside or hallway position. The cable adjusts from 500 to 1,900mm, accommodating low ceilings and double-height stairwells from the same fitting.
E27 bulb, sold separately. Warm filament at 2200K is the correct pairing. Professional installation recommended.
The Pendant in Four Parts
- Antique brass finish: Aged warmth that belongs alongside natural wood, terracotta, warm neutrals, forest green and any palette where the lighting should feel like it has always been there.
- Steel cage with glass: The cage casts shadows across ceiling and walls at night and provides form and presence in daylight. The glass interior diffuses the bulb slightly while still showing warmth.
- 200mm wide, 500mm tall: Slender enough for a compact position, tall enough that the cage form reads clearly. Works as a solo pendant or in a row of two or three over a longer surface.
- Cable 500 to 1,900mm: Wide adjustment range that covers low-ceiling kitchens through to double-height hallways and stairwells from the same fitting.
- E27 fitting, bulb not included: Warm LED filament at 2200K is the recommended pairing for the full atmospheric effect.
- Professional installation: Part P notifiable work. Factor an electrician into the total budget when ordering.
The Gold Accent That Completes It
For a room where the antique brass pendant hangs above a surface and a gold round mirror sits on the adjacent wall at eye height, the simplistic round gold wall mirror brings the same warm metallic register from the ceiling to the wall at a scale and profile that complements rather than competes. For building a boho bedroom or living room where warm metals, natural textures and carefully layered lighting are the design language rather than a colour palette, our boho bedroom design guide covers how each warm accent piece, from the pendant above to the mirror on the wall and the textures below, builds the layered warmth that defines the direction.
Brass and Glass in a Cage
A caged pendant in antique brass does more than illuminate: the cage catches the light it is casting and creates patterns of shadow and warmth across the ceiling and walls. At 200mm wide and 500mm tall, the form is slender enough for a kitchen, hallway or bedside position without dominating, yet present enough that the room notices it. The antique brass finish is not gold and not chrome: it is the aged, warm, slightly muted tone that reads as having been in a room for a long time.
The cable adjusts between 500mm and 1,900mm, covering a compact kitchen at minimum drop and a double-height stairwell at maximum. The glass diffuses the bulb slightly while letting the warmth through. An E27 fitting takes a standard screw cap bulb. A warm filament LED at 2200K is the correct pairing: it gives the cage pendant the amber quality that turns illumination into atmosphere.
For the same cage pendant aesthetic in a copper finish rather than antique brass, the industrial glass ceiling pendant in copper sits at the warmer end of the metallic spectrum in the same glass-and-cage format. For how antique brass, cage pendants and warm lighting work together as the ceiling layer in a cottagecore bedroom that uses warmth, vintage character and natural texture throughout, our guide to a dreamy cottagecore bedroom covers how the lighting choice above is as important as the textiles and furniture choices below when building a room that feels genuinely warm and considered.
Cage, Brass, Glass, Cable
- 200mm diameter, 500mm tall: slender and present. Compact enough for a kitchen island, a bedside table position or a compact hallway. Tall enough that the cage form reads clearly and the proportions of the pendant register as considered rather than token.
- Antique brass finish: aged warmth. Antique brass has the muted, warm, slightly darkened tone of a finish that has developed character over time. Suits natural wood, warm neutrals, terracotta and forest green: rooms where the lighting should feel like it belongs.
- Steel cage with glass interior. The cage structure is the design element that differentiates this pendant from a plain shade. The steel bars cast shadows around the fitting at night and give the pendant form and presence even when the light is off.
- Cable adjusts 500mm to 1,900mm. A wide range that covers low ceilings at 500mm minimum drop and tall spaces at 1,900mm maximum. Set the drop before installation to suit the ceiling height and the surface or space below.
- E27 fitting, bulb sold separately. Standard screw cap. A warm LED filament bulb at 2200K is the recommended pairing. It gives the cage pendant its amber, candlelit quality. A standard bright white bulb flatters neither the antique brass finish nor the cage form.
- Professional installation recommended. Fixed electrical installation work on a ceiling pendant is notifiable under Part P in most domestic settings. A qualified electrician handles this safely and ensures the installation meets current regulations.
Why Antique Brass Earns Its Place
Brass carries historical associations that chrome and satin nickel do not. It belongs in period properties, heritage-influenced interiors and rooms where warmth is an explicit design goal. Antique brass carries those associations without the formality of polished brass. It sits naturally alongside unfinished wood, exposed brick, linen, wicker and the earthy palette that defines cottagecore, boho, maximalist and vintage directions.
Where a Cage Pendant Belongs
Above a dining table or island at 70 to 80cm clearance between the surface and the pendant base. In a hallway or entrance where the slender 200mm profile sits without crowding. At a stairwell where the 1,900mm maximum cable drop accommodates double-height positions. Above a reading chair or bedside table where the amber warmth of the antique brass and filament combination provides atmosphere as much as illumination.
Practical Questions First
- Bulb is not included: choose carefully. The E27 fitting accepts any standard screw cap bulb. A warm white LED filament at 2200K gives the antique brass cage its full atmospheric quality after dark. A standard daylight bulb above 4000K changes the character of the fitting entirely and is not recommended for this finish.
- Set the cable drop before installation. The 500mm to 1,900mm range is wide but the drop needs to be determined before the electrician finalises the fitting. For a dining table, 70 to 80cm between the table surface and the pendant base is the standard recommendation. Changing the drop after installation requires bringing the fitting down.
- Antique brass needs occasional soft-cloth care. The antique brass finish should be wiped with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid abrasive materials, acidic cleaning products or vigorous polishing, which can alter the aged surface patina that is part of the finish's appeal.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
Antique Brass Cage Pendant: Questions Answered
E27 screw cap. Not included. A warm LED filament at 2200K is the recommended pairing: it gives the cage and antique brass finish the amber, atmospheric quality that defines this type of pendant at night. A cool white bulb at 4000K or above changes the character significantly and does not complement the antique brass finish.
500mm to 1,900mm. Wide compared to most pendant fittings. At 500mm it suits a low-ceiling kitchen. At 1,900mm it covers a double-height hallway or stairwell where a long drop is needed.
Polished brass is high-gloss and reflective. Antique brass is aged, muted and warm, reading as characterful rather than formal. It suits domestic rooms more naturally than polished brass: it looks like it belongs rather than like it was recently installed.
Cottagecore, boho, vintage, maximalist and warm contemporary rooms. Any room where warmth and character are explicit design goals. The antique brass and cage form suit natural wood, terracotta, warm plaster, forest green and cream palettes. They do not suit cool, minimal, industrial or Scandi-neutral rooms where the warmth of the finish would feel mismatched.
Yes. The 200mm diameter suits a kitchen island or counter without crowding. Works alongside wooden worktops, cream or sage shaker units and heritage kitchen hardware. Avoid positioning directly above a gas hob.
70 to 80cm between the surface below and the base of the pendant shade. For a standard 75cm dining table this places the pendant base at roughly 145 to 155cm from the floor. Confirm the drop with the electrician before installation is finalised. Adjusting after installation requires bringing the fitting down again.
Yes. At night the cage bars cast shadows across the ceiling and walls. This is a feature: the shadow pattern is part of what gives a caged pendant its atmosphere and why the format appears in rooms where warmth through lighting is a priority.
Yes. Ceiling pendant installation is notifiable under Part P. A qualified electrician handles the wiring from the ceiling rose. Budget for this when ordering.
Wipe with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. For marks, a slightly damp cloth applied gently. Avoid abrasive materials, acidic cleaners or brass polish, which can remove or alter the aged surface patina that gives antique brass its character. The goal is to maintain the finish rather than restore it to a shine it was never meant to have.
Traditional Lighting Tips That Feel Fresh
Layer your lighting with warm wallpapers or dark wood tones to pop that brass patina. For eclectic styling cues, drift over to these reads:
Overview
Warmth in a Cage of Brass
This pendant illuminates and contributes. The steel cage casts shadows at night and provides form in daylight. The antique brass finish belongs in rooms built around character and warmth rather than restraint. At 200mm wide and 500mm tall, it is slender enough for a kitchen, bedside or hallway position. The cable adjusts from 500 to 1,900mm, accommodating low ceilings and double-height stairwells from the same fitting.
E27 bulb, sold separately. Warm filament at 2200K is the correct pairing. Professional installation recommended.
The Pendant in Four Parts
- Antique brass finish: Aged warmth that belongs alongside natural wood, terracotta, warm neutrals, forest green and any palette where the lighting should feel like it has always been there.
- Steel cage with glass: The cage casts shadows across ceiling and walls at night and provides form and presence in daylight. The glass interior diffuses the bulb slightly while still showing warmth.
- 200mm wide, 500mm tall: Slender enough for a compact position, tall enough that the cage form reads clearly. Works as a solo pendant or in a row of two or three over a longer surface.
- Cable 500 to 1,900mm: Wide adjustment range that covers low-ceiling kitchens through to double-height hallways and stairwells from the same fitting.
- E27 fitting, bulb not included: Warm LED filament at 2200K is the recommended pairing for the full atmospheric effect.
- Professional installation: Part P notifiable work. Factor an electrician into the total budget when ordering.
The Gold Accent That Completes It
For a room where the antique brass pendant hangs above a surface and a gold round mirror sits on the adjacent wall at eye height, the simplistic round gold wall mirror brings the same warm metallic register from the ceiling to the wall at a scale and profile that complements rather than competes. For building a boho bedroom or living room where warm metals, natural textures and carefully layered lighting are the design language rather than a colour palette, our boho bedroom design guide covers how each warm accent piece, from the pendant above to the mirror on the wall and the textures below, builds the layered warmth that defines the direction.
Description
Brass and Glass in a Cage
A caged pendant in antique brass does more than illuminate: the cage catches the light it is casting and creates patterns of shadow and warmth across the ceiling and walls. At 200mm wide and 500mm tall, the form is slender enough for a kitchen, hallway or bedside position without dominating, yet present enough that the room notices it. The antique brass finish is not gold and not chrome: it is the aged, warm, slightly muted tone that reads as having been in a room for a long time.
The cable adjusts between 500mm and 1,900mm, covering a compact kitchen at minimum drop and a double-height stairwell at maximum. The glass diffuses the bulb slightly while letting the warmth through. An E27 fitting takes a standard screw cap bulb. A warm filament LED at 2200K is the correct pairing: it gives the cage pendant the amber quality that turns illumination into atmosphere.
For the same cage pendant aesthetic in a copper finish rather than antique brass, the industrial glass ceiling pendant in copper sits at the warmer end of the metallic spectrum in the same glass-and-cage format. For how antique brass, cage pendants and warm lighting work together as the ceiling layer in a cottagecore bedroom that uses warmth, vintage character and natural texture throughout, our guide to a dreamy cottagecore bedroom covers how the lighting choice above is as important as the textiles and furniture choices below when building a room that feels genuinely warm and considered.
Cage, Brass, Glass, Cable
- 200mm diameter, 500mm tall: slender and present. Compact enough for a kitchen island, a bedside table position or a compact hallway. Tall enough that the cage form reads clearly and the proportions of the pendant register as considered rather than token.
- Antique brass finish: aged warmth. Antique brass has the muted, warm, slightly darkened tone of a finish that has developed character over time. Suits natural wood, warm neutrals, terracotta and forest green: rooms where the lighting should feel like it belongs.
- Steel cage with glass interior. The cage structure is the design element that differentiates this pendant from a plain shade. The steel bars cast shadows around the fitting at night and give the pendant form and presence even when the light is off.
- Cable adjusts 500mm to 1,900mm. A wide range that covers low ceilings at 500mm minimum drop and tall spaces at 1,900mm maximum. Set the drop before installation to suit the ceiling height and the surface or space below.
- E27 fitting, bulb sold separately. Standard screw cap. A warm LED filament bulb at 2200K is the recommended pairing. It gives the cage pendant its amber, candlelit quality. A standard bright white bulb flatters neither the antique brass finish nor the cage form.
- Professional installation recommended. Fixed electrical installation work on a ceiling pendant is notifiable under Part P in most domestic settings. A qualified electrician handles this safely and ensures the installation meets current regulations.
Why Antique Brass Earns Its Place
Brass carries historical associations that chrome and satin nickel do not. It belongs in period properties, heritage-influenced interiors and rooms where warmth is an explicit design goal. Antique brass carries those associations without the formality of polished brass. It sits naturally alongside unfinished wood, exposed brick, linen, wicker and the earthy palette that defines cottagecore, boho, maximalist and vintage directions.
Where a Cage Pendant Belongs
Above a dining table or island at 70 to 80cm clearance between the surface and the pendant base. In a hallway or entrance where the slender 200mm profile sits without crowding. At a stairwell where the 1,900mm maximum cable drop accommodates double-height positions. Above a reading chair or bedside table where the amber warmth of the antique brass and filament combination provides atmosphere as much as illumination.
Practical Questions First
- Bulb is not included: choose carefully. The E27 fitting accepts any standard screw cap bulb. A warm white LED filament at 2200K gives the antique brass cage its full atmospheric quality after dark. A standard daylight bulb above 4000K changes the character of the fitting entirely and is not recommended for this finish.
- Set the cable drop before installation. The 500mm to 1,900mm range is wide but the drop needs to be determined before the electrician finalises the fitting. For a dining table, 70 to 80cm between the table surface and the pendant base is the standard recommendation. Changing the drop after installation requires bringing the fitting down.
- Antique brass needs occasional soft-cloth care. The antique brass finish should be wiped with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid abrasive materials, acidic cleaning products or vigorous polishing, which can alter the aged surface patina that is part of the finish's appeal.
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
Antique Brass Cage Pendant: Questions Answered
E27 screw cap. Not included. A warm LED filament at 2200K is the recommended pairing: it gives the cage and antique brass finish the amber, atmospheric quality that defines this type of pendant at night. A cool white bulb at 4000K or above changes the character significantly and does not complement the antique brass finish.
500mm to 1,900mm. Wide compared to most pendant fittings. At 500mm it suits a low-ceiling kitchen. At 1,900mm it covers a double-height hallway or stairwell where a long drop is needed.
Polished brass is high-gloss and reflective. Antique brass is aged, muted and warm, reading as characterful rather than formal. It suits domestic rooms more naturally than polished brass: it looks like it belongs rather than like it was recently installed.
Cottagecore, boho, vintage, maximalist and warm contemporary rooms. Any room where warmth and character are explicit design goals. The antique brass and cage form suit natural wood, terracotta, warm plaster, forest green and cream palettes. They do not suit cool, minimal, industrial or Scandi-neutral rooms where the warmth of the finish would feel mismatched.
Yes. The 200mm diameter suits a kitchen island or counter without crowding. Works alongside wooden worktops, cream or sage shaker units and heritage kitchen hardware. Avoid positioning directly above a gas hob.
70 to 80cm between the surface below and the base of the pendant shade. For a standard 75cm dining table this places the pendant base at roughly 145 to 155cm from the floor. Confirm the drop with the electrician before installation is finalised. Adjusting after installation requires bringing the fitting down again.
Yes. At night the cage bars cast shadows across the ceiling and walls. This is a feature: the shadow pattern is part of what gives a caged pendant its atmosphere and why the format appears in rooms where warmth through lighting is a priority.
Yes. Ceiling pendant installation is notifiable under Part P. A qualified electrician handles the wiring from the ceiling rose. Budget for this when ordering.
Wipe with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. For marks, a slightly damp cloth applied gently. Avoid abrasive materials, acidic cleaners or brass polish, which can remove or alter the aged surface patina that gives antique brass its character. The goal is to maintain the finish rather than restore it to a shine it was never meant to have.
Knowledge Hub
Traditional Lighting Tips That Feel Fresh
Layer your lighting with warm wallpapers or dark wood tones to pop that brass patina. For eclectic styling cues, drift over to these reads:
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Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
Warmth in a Cage of Brass
This pendant illuminates and contributes. The steel cage casts shadows at night and provides form in daylight. The antique brass finish belongs in rooms built around character and warmth rather than restraint. At 200mm wide and 500mm tall, it is slender enough for a kitchen, bedside or hallway position. The cable adjusts from 500 to 1,900mm, accommodating low ceilings and double-height stairwells from the same fitting.
E27 bulb, sold separately. Warm filament at 2200K is the correct pairing. Professional installation recommended.
The Pendant in Four Parts
- Antique brass finish: Aged warmth that belongs alongside natural wood, terracotta, warm neutrals, forest green and any palette where the lighting should feel like it has always been there.
- Steel cage with glass: The cage casts shadows across ceiling and walls at night and provides form and presence in daylight. The glass interior diffuses the bulb slightly while still showing warmth.
- 200mm wide, 500mm tall: Slender enough for a compact position, tall enough that the cage form reads clearly. Works as a solo pendant or in a row of two or three over a longer surface.
- Cable 500 to 1,900mm: Wide adjustment range that covers low-ceiling kitchens through to double-height hallways and stairwells from the same fitting.
- E27 fitting, bulb not included: Warm LED filament at 2200K is the recommended pairing for the full atmospheric effect.
- Professional installation: Part P notifiable work. Factor an electrician into the total budget when ordering.
The Gold Accent That Completes It
For a room where the antique brass pendant hangs above a surface and a gold round mirror sits on the adjacent wall at eye height, the simplistic round gold wall mirror brings the same warm metallic register from the ceiling to the wall at a scale and profile that complements rather than competes. For building a boho bedroom or living room where warm metals, natural textures and carefully layered lighting are the design language rather than a colour palette, our boho bedroom design guide covers how each warm accent piece, from the pendant above to the mirror on the wall and the textures below, builds the layered warmth that defines the direction.
Brass and Glass in a Cage
A caged pendant in antique brass does more than illuminate: the cage catches the light it is casting and creates patterns of shadow and warmth across the ceiling and walls. At 200mm wide and 500mm tall, the form is slender enough for a kitchen, hallway or bedside position without dominating, yet present enough that the room notices it. The antique brass finish is not gold and not chrome: it is the aged, warm, slightly muted tone that reads as having been in a room for a long time.
The cable adjusts between 500mm and 1,900mm, covering a compact kitchen at minimum drop and a double-height stairwell at maximum. The glass diffuses the bulb slightly while letting the warmth through. An E27 fitting takes a standard screw cap bulb. A warm filament LED at 2200K is the correct pairing: it gives the cage pendant the amber quality that turns illumination into atmosphere.
For the same cage pendant aesthetic in a copper finish rather than antique brass, the industrial glass ceiling pendant in copper sits at the warmer end of the metallic spectrum in the same glass-and-cage format. For how antique brass, cage pendants and warm lighting work together as the ceiling layer in a cottagecore bedroom that uses warmth, vintage character and natural texture throughout, our guide to a dreamy cottagecore bedroom covers how the lighting choice above is as important as the textiles and furniture choices below when building a room that feels genuinely warm and considered.
Cage, Brass, Glass, Cable
- 200mm diameter, 500mm tall: slender and present. Compact enough for a kitchen island, a bedside table position or a compact hallway. Tall enough that the cage form reads clearly and the proportions of the pendant register as considered rather than token.
- Antique brass finish: aged warmth. Antique brass has the muted, warm, slightly darkened tone of a finish that has developed character over time. Suits natural wood, warm neutrals, terracotta and forest green: rooms where the lighting should feel like it belongs.
- Steel cage with glass interior. The cage structure is the design element that differentiates this pendant from a plain shade. The steel bars cast shadows around the fitting at night and give the pendant form and presence even when the light is off.
- Cable adjusts 500mm to 1,900mm. A wide range that covers low ceilings at 500mm minimum drop and tall spaces at 1,900mm maximum. Set the drop before installation to suit the ceiling height and the surface or space below.
- E27 fitting, bulb sold separately. Standard screw cap. A warm LED filament bulb at 2200K is the recommended pairing. It gives the cage pendant its amber, candlelit quality. A standard bright white bulb flatters neither the antique brass finish nor the cage form.
- Professional installation recommended. Fixed electrical installation work on a ceiling pendant is notifiable under Part P in most domestic settings. A qualified electrician handles this safely and ensures the installation meets current regulations.
Why Antique Brass Earns Its Place
Brass carries historical associations that chrome and satin nickel do not. It belongs in period properties, heritage-influenced interiors and rooms where warmth is an explicit design goal. Antique brass carries those associations without the formality of polished brass. It sits naturally alongside unfinished wood, exposed brick, linen, wicker and the earthy palette that defines cottagecore, boho, maximalist and vintage directions.
Where a Cage Pendant Belongs
Above a dining table or island at 70 to 80cm clearance between the surface and the pendant base. In a hallway or entrance where the slender 200mm profile sits without crowding. At a stairwell where the 1,900mm maximum cable drop accommodates double-height positions. Above a reading chair or bedside table where the amber warmth of the antique brass and filament combination provides atmosphere as much as illumination.
Practical Questions First
- Bulb is not included: choose carefully. The E27 fitting accepts any standard screw cap bulb. A warm white LED filament at 2200K gives the antique brass cage its full atmospheric quality after dark. A standard daylight bulb above 4000K changes the character of the fitting entirely and is not recommended for this finish.
- Set the cable drop before installation. The 500mm to 1,900mm range is wide but the drop needs to be determined before the electrician finalises the fitting. For a dining table, 70 to 80cm between the table surface and the pendant base is the standard recommendation. Changing the drop after installation requires bringing the fitting down.
- Antique brass needs occasional soft-cloth care. The antique brass finish should be wiped with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid abrasive materials, acidic cleaning products or vigorous polishing, which can alter the aged surface patina that is part of the finish's appeal.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
Antique Brass Cage Pendant: Questions Answered
E27 screw cap. Not included. A warm LED filament at 2200K is the recommended pairing: it gives the cage and antique brass finish the amber, atmospheric quality that defines this type of pendant at night. A cool white bulb at 4000K or above changes the character significantly and does not complement the antique brass finish.
500mm to 1,900mm. Wide compared to most pendant fittings. At 500mm it suits a low-ceiling kitchen. At 1,900mm it covers a double-height hallway or stairwell where a long drop is needed.
Polished brass is high-gloss and reflective. Antique brass is aged, muted and warm, reading as characterful rather than formal. It suits domestic rooms more naturally than polished brass: it looks like it belongs rather than like it was recently installed.
Cottagecore, boho, vintage, maximalist and warm contemporary rooms. Any room where warmth and character are explicit design goals. The antique brass and cage form suit natural wood, terracotta, warm plaster, forest green and cream palettes. They do not suit cool, minimal, industrial or Scandi-neutral rooms where the warmth of the finish would feel mismatched.
Yes. The 200mm diameter suits a kitchen island or counter without crowding. Works alongside wooden worktops, cream or sage shaker units and heritage kitchen hardware. Avoid positioning directly above a gas hob.
70 to 80cm between the surface below and the base of the pendant shade. For a standard 75cm dining table this places the pendant base at roughly 145 to 155cm from the floor. Confirm the drop with the electrician before installation is finalised. Adjusting after installation requires bringing the fitting down again.
Yes. At night the cage bars cast shadows across the ceiling and walls. This is a feature: the shadow pattern is part of what gives a caged pendant its atmosphere and why the format appears in rooms where warmth through lighting is a priority.
Yes. Ceiling pendant installation is notifiable under Part P. A qualified electrician handles the wiring from the ceiling rose. Budget for this when ordering.
Wipe with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. For marks, a slightly damp cloth applied gently. Avoid abrasive materials, acidic cleaners or brass polish, which can remove or alter the aged surface patina that gives antique brass its character. The goal is to maintain the finish rather than restore it to a shine it was never meant to have.
Traditional Lighting Tips That Feel Fresh
Layer your lighting with warm wallpapers or dark wood tones to pop that brass patina. For eclectic styling cues, drift over to these reads:
Overview
Warmth in a Cage of Brass
This pendant illuminates and contributes. The steel cage casts shadows at night and provides form in daylight. The antique brass finish belongs in rooms built around character and warmth rather than restraint. At 200mm wide and 500mm tall, it is slender enough for a kitchen, bedside or hallway position. The cable adjusts from 500 to 1,900mm, accommodating low ceilings and double-height stairwells from the same fitting.
E27 bulb, sold separately. Warm filament at 2200K is the correct pairing. Professional installation recommended.
The Pendant in Four Parts
- Antique brass finish: Aged warmth that belongs alongside natural wood, terracotta, warm neutrals, forest green and any palette where the lighting should feel like it has always been there.
- Steel cage with glass: The cage casts shadows across ceiling and walls at night and provides form and presence in daylight. The glass interior diffuses the bulb slightly while still showing warmth.
- 200mm wide, 500mm tall: Slender enough for a compact position, tall enough that the cage form reads clearly. Works as a solo pendant or in a row of two or three over a longer surface.
- Cable 500 to 1,900mm: Wide adjustment range that covers low-ceiling kitchens through to double-height hallways and stairwells from the same fitting.
- E27 fitting, bulb not included: Warm LED filament at 2200K is the recommended pairing for the full atmospheric effect.
- Professional installation: Part P notifiable work. Factor an electrician into the total budget when ordering.
The Gold Accent That Completes It
For a room where the antique brass pendant hangs above a surface and a gold round mirror sits on the adjacent wall at eye height, the simplistic round gold wall mirror brings the same warm metallic register from the ceiling to the wall at a scale and profile that complements rather than competes. For building a boho bedroom or living room where warm metals, natural textures and carefully layered lighting are the design language rather than a colour palette, our boho bedroom design guide covers how each warm accent piece, from the pendant above to the mirror on the wall and the textures below, builds the layered warmth that defines the direction.
Description
Brass and Glass in a Cage
A caged pendant in antique brass does more than illuminate: the cage catches the light it is casting and creates patterns of shadow and warmth across the ceiling and walls. At 200mm wide and 500mm tall, the form is slender enough for a kitchen, hallway or bedside position without dominating, yet present enough that the room notices it. The antique brass finish is not gold and not chrome: it is the aged, warm, slightly muted tone that reads as having been in a room for a long time.
The cable adjusts between 500mm and 1,900mm, covering a compact kitchen at minimum drop and a double-height stairwell at maximum. The glass diffuses the bulb slightly while letting the warmth through. An E27 fitting takes a standard screw cap bulb. A warm filament LED at 2200K is the correct pairing: it gives the cage pendant the amber quality that turns illumination into atmosphere.
For the same cage pendant aesthetic in a copper finish rather than antique brass, the industrial glass ceiling pendant in copper sits at the warmer end of the metallic spectrum in the same glass-and-cage format. For how antique brass, cage pendants and warm lighting work together as the ceiling layer in a cottagecore bedroom that uses warmth, vintage character and natural texture throughout, our guide to a dreamy cottagecore bedroom covers how the lighting choice above is as important as the textiles and furniture choices below when building a room that feels genuinely warm and considered.
Cage, Brass, Glass, Cable
- 200mm diameter, 500mm tall: slender and present. Compact enough for a kitchen island, a bedside table position or a compact hallway. Tall enough that the cage form reads clearly and the proportions of the pendant register as considered rather than token.
- Antique brass finish: aged warmth. Antique brass has the muted, warm, slightly darkened tone of a finish that has developed character over time. Suits natural wood, warm neutrals, terracotta and forest green: rooms where the lighting should feel like it belongs.
- Steel cage with glass interior. The cage structure is the design element that differentiates this pendant from a plain shade. The steel bars cast shadows around the fitting at night and give the pendant form and presence even when the light is off.
- Cable adjusts 500mm to 1,900mm. A wide range that covers low ceilings at 500mm minimum drop and tall spaces at 1,900mm maximum. Set the drop before installation to suit the ceiling height and the surface or space below.
- E27 fitting, bulb sold separately. Standard screw cap. A warm LED filament bulb at 2200K is the recommended pairing. It gives the cage pendant its amber, candlelit quality. A standard bright white bulb flatters neither the antique brass finish nor the cage form.
- Professional installation recommended. Fixed electrical installation work on a ceiling pendant is notifiable under Part P in most domestic settings. A qualified electrician handles this safely and ensures the installation meets current regulations.
Why Antique Brass Earns Its Place
Brass carries historical associations that chrome and satin nickel do not. It belongs in period properties, heritage-influenced interiors and rooms where warmth is an explicit design goal. Antique brass carries those associations without the formality of polished brass. It sits naturally alongside unfinished wood, exposed brick, linen, wicker and the earthy palette that defines cottagecore, boho, maximalist and vintage directions.
Where a Cage Pendant Belongs
Above a dining table or island at 70 to 80cm clearance between the surface and the pendant base. In a hallway or entrance where the slender 200mm profile sits without crowding. At a stairwell where the 1,900mm maximum cable drop accommodates double-height positions. Above a reading chair or bedside table where the amber warmth of the antique brass and filament combination provides atmosphere as much as illumination.
Practical Questions First
- Bulb is not included: choose carefully. The E27 fitting accepts any standard screw cap bulb. A warm white LED filament at 2200K gives the antique brass cage its full atmospheric quality after dark. A standard daylight bulb above 4000K changes the character of the fitting entirely and is not recommended for this finish.
- Set the cable drop before installation. The 500mm to 1,900mm range is wide but the drop needs to be determined before the electrician finalises the fitting. For a dining table, 70 to 80cm between the table surface and the pendant base is the standard recommendation. Changing the drop after installation requires bringing the fitting down.
- Antique brass needs occasional soft-cloth care. The antique brass finish should be wiped with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid abrasive materials, acidic cleaning products or vigorous polishing, which can alter the aged surface patina that is part of the finish's appeal.
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
Antique Brass Cage Pendant: Questions Answered
E27 screw cap. Not included. A warm LED filament at 2200K is the recommended pairing: it gives the cage and antique brass finish the amber, atmospheric quality that defines this type of pendant at night. A cool white bulb at 4000K or above changes the character significantly and does not complement the antique brass finish.
500mm to 1,900mm. Wide compared to most pendant fittings. At 500mm it suits a low-ceiling kitchen. At 1,900mm it covers a double-height hallway or stairwell where a long drop is needed.
Polished brass is high-gloss and reflective. Antique brass is aged, muted and warm, reading as characterful rather than formal. It suits domestic rooms more naturally than polished brass: it looks like it belongs rather than like it was recently installed.
Cottagecore, boho, vintage, maximalist and warm contemporary rooms. Any room where warmth and character are explicit design goals. The antique brass and cage form suit natural wood, terracotta, warm plaster, forest green and cream palettes. They do not suit cool, minimal, industrial or Scandi-neutral rooms where the warmth of the finish would feel mismatched.
Yes. The 200mm diameter suits a kitchen island or counter without crowding. Works alongside wooden worktops, cream or sage shaker units and heritage kitchen hardware. Avoid positioning directly above a gas hob.
70 to 80cm between the surface below and the base of the pendant shade. For a standard 75cm dining table this places the pendant base at roughly 145 to 155cm from the floor. Confirm the drop with the electrician before installation is finalised. Adjusting after installation requires bringing the fitting down again.
Yes. At night the cage bars cast shadows across the ceiling and walls. This is a feature: the shadow pattern is part of what gives a caged pendant its atmosphere and why the format appears in rooms where warmth through lighting is a priority.
Yes. Ceiling pendant installation is notifiable under Part P. A qualified electrician handles the wiring from the ceiling rose. Budget for this when ordering.
Wipe with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. For marks, a slightly damp cloth applied gently. Avoid abrasive materials, acidic cleaners or brass polish, which can remove or alter the aged surface patina that gives antique brass its character. The goal is to maintain the finish rather than restore it to a shine it was never meant to have.
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