Tiera Pendant Light

The Tiera Pendant Light is a tiered fabric cone pendant: a linen-weave shade on a metal frame, where an outer cone flares down and folds back into a smaller inner cone for a two-layer silhouette. A single E27 bulb inside throws a soft, downward glow through the woven fabric onto the surface below. Sized for a kitchen island, dining table, breakfast nook, entryway, or bedside in three diameters (15.7″ / 19.7″ / 23.6″), it suits modern farmhouse, Japandi, Scandinavian, and transitional rooms.

• Two-tier cone shade. The outer cone flares downward and folds back into a smaller inner cone — the layered fabric is the design itself, not a cover over the hardware.
• Linen-weave fabric on a metal frame. The open weave diffuses the bulb into an even, textured glow instead of a hard point of light.
• Downward-focused light. The cone shape aims most of the output at the surface below, so it works as task light over an island or prep counter as well as ambient light in a room.
• Single E27 socket. Medium screw base — accepts standard US E26 bulbs. LED recommended to keep heat low near the fabric shade. Bulb not included.
• Three diameters. 15.7″ / 19.7″ / 23.6″ — scale to a bedside or entryway, a single island pendant, or a wide dining-table statement; height scales with diameter (13″ to 19.3″).
• Adjustable chain drop. Hangs from a chain in a warm gold-tone finish so you set the height to your ceiling. Need a longer chain or custom drop? Email info@docos.us.
• Hardwired pendant. Mounts to a standard ceiling junction box; licensed electrician recommended. Indoor dry locations.

Over a kitchen island or dining table, the cone aims most of the light straight down onto the surface, so the Tiera works as task lighting for prep and meals while the linen-weave shade softens the spill into the room. The small (15.7″) suits a bedside, entryway, or breakfast nook; the medium (19.7″) is a single-pendant island or dining size; the large (23.6″) reads as a statement over a long island or a round dining table.

Hang the bottom of the shade about 30–36″ above an island or table; raise it higher over an entryway or console. It pairs with wood, stone, and matte-black or brass kitchen hardware in modern farmhouse, Japandi, Scandinavian, and transitional rooms. Email info@docos.us for multiples across a long island or trade pricing.