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PastilleGlass Disc Pendant Light
A disc of thick colored glass, 25 cm across, with an opal globe glowing underneath it.
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Color you can see the thickness of
A thick glass disc, an exposed opal globe, and nothing else on the ceiling.
The disc
The shade is a solid round of colored glass, 25 cm across and 13 cm tall. The thickness is the point: the color deepens at the edges the way only real glass does.
The globe
An opal globe bulb hangs exposed beneath the disc. The LED ships in the box, so the fixture arrives complete rather than waiting on a bulb run.
The cap
A colored metal socket cap finishes the joint between glass and globe. White and amber match their shades; olive gets a burgundy cap on purpose.
3 finishes
Which one is yours
A swatch tells you the colour. This tells you the room it belongs in.
Pastille in White
Reads as light, not as furniture
White keeps a small desk feeling larger than it measures. Against plaster, paper and pale wood it stops registering as an object at all, which is exactly what you want from something that lives in front of you eight hours a day.
Pastille in Amber
The one you notice from the doorway
One warm accent does more for a desk than three careful neutrals. Put yellow where the eye lands first and the rest of the setup can stay as plain as you like.
Pastille in Olive
Reads calm, and photographs well
Green takes the clinical edge off a desk that is otherwise all screen and metal. It sits naturally beside wood and plants, and it is the finish that makes a workspace look like somewhere you chose to be.
Up close
The details you'll touch every day.
Measured, not guessed
Know exactly what lands on your desk.
- Disc diameter9.8 in / 25 cm
- Disc height5.1 in / 13 cm
- Canopy diameter3.9 in / 10 cm
- ShadeThick colored glass disc, 9.8 in / 25 cm diameter, 5.1 in / 13 cm tall
- ColorsWhite, Amber, or Olive glass
- Socket capColored metal; burgundy cap on the olive version
- BulbExposed opal globe, LED light source included
- Light optionsThree-tone LED (switchable white to warm) or fixed Warm LED
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How it compares
Where we win, and where we don't.
| Pastille | The Amazon brand | The boutique | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thick colored glass shade | ✓Yes | ✗No | ✗No |
| LED light source included in the box | ✓Yes | ✗No | ✓Yes |
| Switchable white-to-warm option | ✓Yes | ✗No | ✓Yes |
| Exposed globe as part of the design | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✗No |
| Color-matched metal socket cap | ✓Yes | ✗No | ✗No |
| Reads as an object with the light off | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✗No |
Comparison reflects typical options in each tier, not any single competitor.
Questions
Good to know before you equip.
Does it come with a bulb?
Yes. The LED light source ships in the box, in whichever version you choose: three-tone or fixed warm. The fixture arrives complete.
What is the difference between Three-tone and Warm?
The three-tone LED switches between white and warm light, so one fixture covers task lighting and evening lighting. The warm LED is fixed warm only. If the fixture will ever need to do double duty, take the three-tone.
How does it install?
It is a hardwired ceiling fixture on a slim 10 cm canopy. If you are replacing an existing fixture, it goes where the old one was. For a first installation, an electrician will have it wired quickly.
Is the glass actually thick, or is that the photography?
It is thick. The shade is a solid disc of colored glass, 25 cm across and 13 cm tall, and the saturated band of color at the edge is what glass of real thickness does under light. A thin shade cannot fake that.
Why does the olive version have a burgundy cap?
Because olive on olive goes flat. The burgundy metal socket cap sets off the green instead of disappearing into it. White and amber get caps matched to their own shades.
Which color should I pick?
White is the quiet one and works everywhere. Amber throws the warmest glow and suits wood-heavy rooms. Olive is the statement, and the burgundy cap makes it read as a considered pairing rather than a novelty.
Does it work for cafes, offices, or multi-room projects?
Yes, and it is built for repetition: a row of three over a counter is the classic move. Trade pricing starts at the second unit and steps down to the best per-unit rate at 100.
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