Ice Glass Pendant Lamp with Brass Finish for Island & Dining Room

The Ice Glass Pendant Lamp with a brass finish is a mouth-blown amber glass pendant designed to hang over kitchen islands, dining tables, and bar counters. It pairs a warm brass body with an amber glass shade, runs on a standard E14 bulb, works on AC 110–240V, and offers an adjustable hanging cable up to 59″ (149.9 cm). In short: if you want a warm, understated statement pendant that is hardwired and safe for dry indoor spaces, this is a strong candidate — you can see the full specs and finish options here.

What Makes an Ice Glass Pendant Lamp Different

“Ice glass” refers to the glass surface texture: instead of clear, perfectly smooth glass, the shade is mouth-blown and carries a subtle, ice-like quality that softens and diffuses the light. This lamp leans into that idea with an amber glass shade, so the glow that comes through reads warm rather than stark.

The practical effect matters more than the marketing language. A translucent amber shade spreads light softly, so you get a calm pool of illumination over a surface rather than a harsh bright point. That is exactly what you want over a place where people gather — a countertop, an island, or a dining table.

It also means the fixture reads as décor even when the light is off. Brass and amber glass is a warm, slightly vintage pairing that sits comfortably in modern, transitional, and Scandinavian-leaning interiors alike.

Design and Materials: Amber Glass Meets Brass

Every material on this lamp is a deliberate pairing, and it is worth reading through before you commit:

• Body material: Brass, Glass
• Body finish: Brass
• Shade finish: Amber
• Light source: LED bulb or Edison bulb
• Base type: E14
• Voltage: AC 110–240V
• Wiring: Hardwired
• Control: Wall switch (not included)
• Adjustable hanging height: 59″ (149.9 cm)
• Environment: Indoor, dry locations only
• Moisture resistance: IP20 — not for bathrooms or damp spaces
• Certification: UL, ETL, CE, and SAA listed

The brass finish and amber glass are a warm combination, but the important detail for planning is the shade: because it is a translucent mouth-blown glass rather than an opaque shade, the light will feel softer and more ambient. That is a benefit over seating, and a reason to think carefully if you need very bright, directional task light.

Where It Works Best

Over a kitchen island

This is the lamp’s most natural home. A single pendant is a clean focal point over a small island or a prep sink; a pair or a multi-head version gives you even lighting across a longer counter. Because the shade diffuses light, an island becomes a comfortable place to sit rather than a spotlit workbench.

Over a dining table

A pendant over a dining table should feel like a room’s centerpiece. The amber glass and brass body make that easy. For a round or small dining table, one wider fixture or a tightly grouped cluster is usually enough; for a long rectangular table, consider the 3-head or 4-head options so the light spreads along the length rather than pooling in the middle.

Bars and kitchen counters

The same logic applies over a bar or a breakfast counter, provided the ceiling height gives you enough drop. Since the cable adjusts up to 59″, it suits standard residential ceilings comfortably.

Where it is not the right fit

With an IP20 rating, this lamp is intended for dry indoor environments. It is not recommended for bathrooms, covered porches, or any damp location. It is also hardwired, so it needs a ceiling junction and a wall switch — there is no plug-in option.

Specifications and Size Options

This fixture is available in three configurations. Sizes are given as listed by the maker:

Shared specs across the range: brass and glass construction, brass body finish, amber shade finish, E14 base, AC 110–240V, hardwired, IP20, indoor use, and an adjustable hanging height of 59″. Certifications listed are UL, ETL, CE, and SAA.

How to Hang It: Heights, Spacing, and Bulbs

Good pendant lighting is mostly about placement. These are widely used starting points — adjust to your ceiling height, sightlines, and how you use the room:

Hanging height

• Over a kitchen island or counter: a common rule of thumb is to leave about 30–36 inches (76–91 cm) between the bottom of the pendant and the countertop. Higher ceilings or a taller audience may call for more.
• Over a dining table: roughly 30–34 inches (76–86 cm) between the bottom of the shade and the tabletop tends to keep light on the table without blocking eye contact across it.

Spacing multiples

If you use more than one pendant over an island, a practical approach is to divide the counter length by the number of pendants plus one to find even spacing. As a rough guide, centers are often spaced around 24–30 inches apart for larger pendants. For a single-statement look, one fixture centered over the surface is the simplest option.

Bulbs and color temperature

• Base: E14 only — the lamp is listed for LED or Edison bulbs on an E14 base.
• Color temperature: warm white in the 2700K–3000K range usually complements amber glass best; it keeps the glow soft and cozy rather than clinical. If you want more clarity over a work surface, 3000K is a reasonable middle ground.
• Output: choose a bulb brightness that suits the room — you can always step up or down later, since bulbs are user-supplied.

What is not included: bulbs and the wall switch. Plan to buy those separately. The fixture is hardwired, so installation is best handled by a qualified electrician, especially to confirm your 110–240V circuit and any dimming setup you may already have.

Is It the Right Pendant for You? A Quick Checklist

Choose this ice glass pendant lamp if:

• You want a warm, brass-and-amber focal point over an island, counter, or dining table.
• You prefer soft, diffused light over a harsh spot beam.
• You are lighting a dry indoor space and have a ceiling junction for a hardwired fixture.
• You want an E14 fixture on 110–240V so you can pick your own bulb.

Look elsewhere if:

• You need a plug-in lamp — this one is hardwired.
• You are lighting a bathroom, porch, or damp area — the IP20 rating excludes those spaces.
• You want a fixture that ships with bulbs and a switch — those are not included.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I adjust the hanging height?

The adjustable hanging cable is 59″ (149.9 cm), which lets you tune the drop to your ceiling height and design. If you need a longer or shorter drop than the standard range allows, ask before ordering.

Can it be used in a bathroom or outdoors?

No. It carries an IP20 rating and is intended for dry indoor environments only. It is not recommended for bathrooms or damp locations.

What bulb does it take?

It uses an E14 base bulb and is listed for LED or Edison bulbs. The voltage range is AC 110–240V, so it works with standard North American 120V circuits as well as higher-voltage regions.

Is it dimmable?

Dimmability is not specified for this fixture. If dimming matters for your space, confirm the details with the seller before purchase rather than assuming.

What is included with the lamp?

The fixture itself, with its adjustable hanging cable. Bulbs and the wall switch are not included, and the lamp is hardwired rather than plug-in.

Bringing the Look Together

The appeal of this pendant is how little it asks of a room. Amber glass and warm brass do most of the work, and the simple mouth-blown shade keeps it from feeling busy. Hang it at the right height, warm it with a 2700K–3000K bulb, and it turns an ordinary island or dining table into the part of the room people gravitate toward.

Ready to plan your layout? Compare the single, 3-head, and 4-head options and pick the size that fits your surface: view the Ice Glass Pendant Lamp with brass finish.