Petavin Pendant Light

DCP-X1612-01

£161.00 GBP £282.00 GBP

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Inspiration

The Petavin came from a question about pairing rather than shape: what happens when the same curve is cut twice, once in bent wood and once in stretched linen, and the two are crossed at right angles. Wood holds the line and catches the grain; linen goes soft and takes the glow. Set in an X around an open center, the four petals never resolve into one reading — a flower from below, two crossing waves from the side, and something different again as you walk past.

Key Features

Four-Petal Crossing Silhouette

Four curved petals set in a crossing X around an open center, so the fixture reads differently from below, from the side, and in passing.

Walnut and Linen Paired

Two petals in bent walnut veneer with visible grain, two in cream linen stretched over matching frames — hard and soft in the same silhouette.

Wood-Bead Finial, Exposed Globe

A dark walnut bead and brass-tone finial top a twisted-cloth cord, with the opal globe bulb hanging clear of the petals for a soft direct glow.

Available Sizes

Small

15.7″ wide

Four-seat dining table, breakfast nook, foyer, or bedroom.

15.7″ D × 10.2″ H / 40 × 26 cm

Medium

19.7″ wide

Six-seat table, medium island, or main bedroom — the everyday size.

19.7″ D × 12.6″ H / 50 × 32 cm

Large

23.6″ wide

Eight-seat table, wide island, or a high-ceiling living room.

23.6″ D × 15″ H / 60 × 38 cm

Specifications

Fixture Type

Hardwired single-bulb pendant · four-petal sculptural silhouette

Materials & Finish

Two bent walnut-veneer petals and two cream linen-look fabric petals in a crossing X · brass-tone metal · dark walnut bead finial (single colorway). Wood grain and linen weave tone vary slightly piece to piece.

Light Source

1 × E26 medium screw base · opal-glass globe LED bulb included · warm white 3000K · LED only, no incandescent or halogen near the wood and linen petals

Suspension

Brass-tone twisted-cloth cord with dark walnut bead finial · shortenable at install

Mounting

Hardwired to a standard ceiling junction box · licensed electrician recommended

Hanging Height

Bottom of the petals 30–36″ / 76–91 cm above a dining table, or about 7 ft off the floor over a walkway

Rating

Indoor dry locations only

Care

Dust wood petals with a dry or barely damp cloth — never soak veneer. Brush linen petals or vacuum on low; spot-test mild soap on an inside seam first. Wipe the cooled bulb with microfiber, and avoid ammonia cleaners and solvents throughout.

Certified

North America · Australia · Europe · Middle East

Design Style

Japandi Organic Modern Wabi-Sabi Mid-Century Modern Scandinavian

Use Case

The Petavin is sculpture first, light source second — the petal cross anchors the room whether the bulb is on or off. With the globe hanging clear of the petals, light falls straight down while the linen catches a soft side-glow. Treat it as ambient or accent light and add recessed cans wherever food prep actually happens.

Walnut, cream linen, and brass sit well with white oak floors, raw linen and bouclé upholstery, plaster walls, warm-neutral paint, and rattan accents — Japandi dining rooms, organic modern living rooms, wabi-sabi bedrooms, Scandinavian kitchens. For custom cord length or trade pricing, email info@docos.us.

FAQ

Is the wood solid walnut or veneer?

Bent walnut veneer — thin layers of real walnut laminated and shaped over a curved form. Solid walnut can't bend to this profile without cracking, so the veneer is what makes the curve possible, and the grain you see is real wood. Grain pattern varies between pieces, and between the two petals on the same fixture.

What bulb keeps the look in the photos?

Because the bulb hangs exposed, the bulb choice is part of the design. The included one is an opal-glass globe in warm white. For replacements, stay with a frosted or opal globe-shape LED — G25 or G80 — at 3000K. A clear filament bulb changes the fixture substantially: the exposed element draws the eye away from the petals and casts hard shadows through them.

How wide should the pendant be for my table?

Roughly half to two-thirds the width of the table. On a standard 36–40″ wide dining table, the medium is usually right; the small suits narrow tables and round four-tops, and the large needs a 44″+ table or a wide island to avoid looking top-heavy. Because the petals spread wider than a drum shade of the same rating, leave a little more clearance at the ends than you would for a conventional pendant.

Downloads

Technical reference for the Petavin Pendant Light. Need a doc that's not listed? Email info@docos.us.

Spec Sheet

All 3 sizes · PDF

Installation Guide

Hardwire step-by-step · PDF

Pending

Request 3D Files

STEP / OBJ on request

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