Inspirational photos of pendants from our customers

Trine has chosen Flowerpot VP1 from &Tradition to light up her kitchen table. The lamp looks stunning above the dining table, whether it is on its own, with a partner, or in a cluster. This makes it perfect for big and small workspaces alike, and its light is perfect for dining tables of all sizes.

The popular lamp comes in three sizes and a wide range of lovely colours. The white VP1 contributes an elegant and stylish look to Trine’s Nordic décor.

Find your favourite Flowerpot pendant here

Photos kindly provided by @homehappydk

Jannie has chosen an Etch Pendant in black from Tom Dixon to light up her dining table. She chose this lamp because it completes the minimalist Nordic style that has become popular around the world. The Etch Pendant is known for its beautiful light and particularly its beautiful shadows. We’re often asked whether the lamp works for a dining table as it shines in all directions, but you can direct the light whichever way you please by changing the bulb, and in this case, the best fit would be a bulb that shines directly down at the table. The Etch Pendant also looks stunning above the coffee table or in a corner, and many people use it in the hallway and bedroom.

The pendant is available in brass, copper, and steel, not to mention various sizes. Find the collection here.

Photos kindly provided by @bytved

Tine, another lovely customers who has chosen to share her photos with us, has the popular Eos Pendant in white from Vita in her living room. The unique lamp is made of goose feathers, which ensures that the light emerges as a soft and gorgeous glow, and the lamp itself is a work of art even when it isn’t on.

The photo also shows one of the most famous Danish designs – the iconic Flowerpot VP3 table lamp in matte grey. The lamp was designed by Verner Panton in 1969, and it is more popular than ever because it fits seamlessly into modern décor that gravitates towards minimalist designs, cosy light, and Danish classics.

Photos kindly provided by @tinebagge