Norden - Porcelain III Pendant

TOM RAFFIELD LTD

£125

Inspired by the glowing purpose of the Northern Star, the Norden Lighting Range combines minimalism and infinite wonder. Marrying beautiful oak and an exquisite, exposed bulb, this lighting range transforms your home with a stunning focal point that echoes the astral world. The Norden - Porcelain III Pendant combines our timeless oak ceiling kit with the sophisticated Porcelain III bulb. With a soft white light, the compact Porcelain III bulb shines beautifully alone or in a series. Its simple, clean design paired with our oak ceiling kit makes it an ideal choice for adding a touch of sophisti

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