Calora Pendant Light

Most woven rattan lighting stays pale and holiday-bright. The Calora went the other way, toward the rattan you find in an old house — darkened by decades of smoke and handling until the weave reads as furniture rather than souvenir. Staining it walnut-dark turns the open weave into a graphic pattern instead of a texture, and gives the fixture enough visual weight to hold a dark ceiling or a room of painted cabinetry. Two silhouettes came from old basketry: the shallow winnowing tray and the deep bell trap.

Configuration matters more than shape in most rooms. A single light works as a bedside pendant, a foyer focal point, or over a small breakfast nook; the 2-light bar sits neatly over a 4–6 seat dining table or a medium island; the 3-light bar is the kitchen-island workhorse for 7–9 ft runs and 6–8 seat tables. Hang the bottom of the shades 30–36″ above a table or island.

Dark rattan, walnut wood, and black metal pair with white oak, painted shaker cabinetry, raw linen and bouclé, terracotta tile, jute and sisal rugs, and warm-white paint — modern farmhouse kitchens, Japandi dining rooms, coastal sunrooms, rustic-modern bedrooms. For custom cord length or trade pricing, email info@docos.us.

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