
Design Guide
Four collections from KES 2,400. Where a chandelier makes a statement from the ceiling, a pendant works up close, above a table, beside a bed, along a kitchen island. The placement rules are different, and so is the selection logic.

How Pendants Work
Pendant lights are task-oriented by nature, they hang close to the surface they're illuminating, creating a pool of focused light that also happens to be a design element. Unlike a chandelier that addresses an entire room from height, a pendant exists in the zone where people live: above the dining table where you eat, beside the bed where you read, over the island where you cook.
This means the hanging height and shade size relative to the surface beneath it are the critical decisions, not so much the ceiling height. A pendant that hangs too high loses its intimacy; one that hangs too low becomes an obstacle.
Placement Guide
Every room has a different hanging height, quantity rule and style consideration. Get these right and the pendant will look inevitable, as if it couldn't hang anywhere else.

75–90 cm above surface · 1 statement piece or a 3-light linear

75–90 cm above counter
Space pendants evenly and position the outer ones about 30 cm from each end. Hang all at exactly the same height, pendants at different heights over an island look accidental, not designed.

45–60 cm above nightstand

200 cm+ floor clearance
Single Pendant
A focal point, not a fixture
Works best over round dining tables, bedside positions, reading nooks and narrow entry corridors. One statement shade, one light source, one visual centre. The design language should be worth the attention it demands.
Multi-Light Cluster
Rhythm and repetition
Two or three pendants over a kitchen island or rectangular dining table. The cluster should be read as one composed element, same shade, same height, evenly spaced. Mixing heights or styles in a cluster rarely works unless it is very deliberate.
Four Collections
Click any card to read the full collection guide. The Shop button filters products by style.
What to Budget
Most popular pendants for dining tables fall in the KES 5,000–9,000 range. Glass and artisan designs run higher; industrial and farmhouse styles are the most affordable. All prices include VAT.
Most pendants include adjustable cords (100–150 cm), standard Kenyan ceilings at 2.7–3 m are well covered without modification.
Common Questions
Hang the bottom of the shade 75–90 cm above the tabletop. Low enough to create intimacy and frame the table, high enough that people across from each other can see clearly. This measurement does not change with ceiling height.
Two or three, spaced 60–75 cm apart, with the outer pendants about 30 cm in from each end of the island. Hang them all at exactly the same height — pendants at different heights over an island look accidental rather than designed.
Over a dining table, pick a shade spanning one-third to one-half the table width. A single statement pendant suits a round table; a linear three-light fixture suits a long rectangular one.
Yes. A bedside pendant frees up the whole nightstand surface, which matters in a small bedroom. Hang it 45–60 cm above the nightstand with a warm-white bulb, low enough for comfortable reading without glare toward your partner.
Most dining-table pendants fall between KES 5,000 and KES 9,000. Industrial and farmhouse styles start around KES 2,400; hand-blown glass and natural-material artisan pendants run higher. All prices include VAT.

Studio Service
Our designers visit Nairobi homes, measure your island and table, and recommend the right shade size, height and quantity.