What is the trim made of?

A sewn-on contrast band running along every petal edge, in a walnut-brown that picks up the color of the wooden neck above. It is fabric trim - not painted or printed - so the contrast stays sharp under light rather than fading or rubbing off.

Selune Pendant Light

Q: How many bulbs does it use, and what kind?

One E26 or E27 medium-base bulb, included, in warm light at 3000K. Stay with a warm-white bulb - daylight and cool-white temperatures clash with the beige fabric and walnut tones.

Q: How bright is it? Can it light a room?

With one bulb behind a fabric shade, it is ambient and accent lighting - right for a breakfast nook, bedroom, or small entryway, but not enough alone as the only overhead in a full dining room or large kitchen.

Q: Can I install it myself?

It hardwires to a standard ceiling junction box. If you have installed a pendant before, including shortening the cord to set the drop, you can manage this one; otherwise hire a licensed electrician. Shut off the breaker at the panel before working on the fixture.

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Inspiration

Selune starts from the way old cottage lampshades were finished — a contrast band sewn along the edge because a raw hem needed binding, and the binding ended up being the thing you noticed. Here that edge does the drawing: six petals traced in walnut-brown against beige, so a soft shade holds a definite shape from across a room. The turned wood neck above it is left plain, borrowed from furniture rather than lighting, which is why the fixture reads as joinery instead of hardware.

Key Features

Six-Petal Scalloped Shade

Beige fabric pressed into a six-petal silhouette — softer than a drum and more distinct than a plain cone pendant.

Contrasting Walnut Trim

Dark walnut-brown trim runs along every petal edge, reading as hand-finished vintage detailing rather than a plain modern shade.

Wood Neck + Black Canopy

A short turned solid-wood neck sits above the shade, with a slim matte black canopy mounting to a standard ceiling junction box.

Where the Trim Works Hardest

Lights On · Glowing Shade

Trim outlines the silhouette

With the bulb lit, the beige fabric brightens while the dark trim stays dark, so each petal reads as a defined glowing panel separated by clean outlines.

Lights Off · Daytime Object

Reads as detailing in daylight

Unlit, the trim works as decoration — enough visual interest that the shade looks like a considered object rather than a generic white pendant.

Size & Fit

DimensionsØ15.7″ × H9.8″ / Ø40 × H25 cm

Specifications

Fixture Type

Pendant light, hardwired (single bulb)

Materials & Finish

Beige fabric over a metal frame with sewn walnut-brown petal trim, solid wood neck in walnut tone, matte black metal canopy

Light Source

1 × E26 or E27 medium base · warm light 3000K only, not daylight or cool-white · bulb included · dimmable with a dimmable LED bulb and an LED-compatible wall dimmer

Canopy

Ø4″ / 10 cm × 1″ / 2.5 cm thick

Cord Drop

Up to 59″ / 150 cm · shortenable during install to set the shade height, fixed once mounted

Mounting

Hardwired to a standard ceiling junction box · licensed electrician recommended

Hanging Height

30–34″ from the bottom of the shade to a tabletop; lower as a sculptural focal point in an entryway or bedroom

Location Rating

Indoor dry locations only — not over a kitchen sink, in a bathroom, or on a covered porch, where the fabric and wood absorb humidity

Care

Dust the shade with a soft brush; wipe the wood neck with a dry cloth

Design Style

CottageFrench CountryVintage CoastalCottagecore

Certified

North America · Australia · Europe · Middle East

Where It Works

Selune suits a small two-to-four-seat table, a bedside reading area, a vanity, or a coffee-bar corner — anywhere a single warm bulb is enough and the fixture is meant to be looked at. The contrasting trim reads as cottage detailing the way an exposed beam or visible joinery does, so it layers well against linen banquettes, painted wainscoting, and woven cushions. It's an ambient pendant, though: for a full dining-room overhead or island prep lighting, a chandelier or a multi-light cluster does that job better. For custom requests, email info@docos.us.

FAQ

What's the trim made of?

A sewn-on contrast band running along every petal edge, in a walnut-brown that picks up the color of the wooden neck above. It's fabric trim — not painted or printed — so the contrast stays sharp under light rather than fading or rubbing off.

How many bulbs does it use, and what kind?

One E26 or E27 medium-base bulb, included, in warm light at 3000K. Stay with a warm-white bulb — daylight and cool-white temperatures clash with the beige fabric and walnut tones.

How bright is it? Can it light a room?

With one bulb behind a fabric shade, it's ambient and accent lighting — right for a breakfast nook, bedroom, or small entryway, but not enough alone as the only overhead in a full dining room or large kitchen. Layer it with table lamps, sconces, or under-cabinet light in bigger rooms.

Will every shade look identical to the photo?

Close, but not identical. The shade is sewn over a metal frame and the trim is applied by hand along each petal edge, so the trim curve and stitch placement vary subtly between pieces. The silhouette and color contrast stay consistent.

Can I install it myself?

It hardwires to a standard ceiling junction box. If you've installed a pendant before — including shortening the cord to set the drop — you can manage this one; otherwise hire a licensed electrician. Shut off the breaker at the panel before working on the fixture either way.

Can I use it in a bathroom or covered porch?

No. Both the fabric shade and the wood neck absorb humidity over time, which leads to discoloration, loose stitching, and warping. It's rated for indoor dry locations only.

Downloads

Spec Sheet

Dimensions & electrical · PDF

Installation Guide

Step-by-step setup · PDF

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STEP / OBJ · On Request

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