The short answer: the White Rose Floral Pendant Light is a hardwired ceiling pendant built around a floral silhouette — an iron and metal frame dressed with matte white PVC petals. It comes in two diameters (13″ / Ø33 cm and 17″ / Ø43 cm), runs on a standard E26 or E27 bulb, hangs from a cable adjustable to 59″ (149.9 cm), and is IP20 rated for dry interior rooms only. It makes most sense over a dining table, in a bedroom, or in an entry where you want a sculptural focal point with soft ambient light rather than bright task lighting.
Design and materials: what you are actually buying
The fixture is a decorative piece first and a light source second. The petals are PVC, mounted on an iron and metal frame, and both the body and the shade are finished in white. That white-on-white construction is the reason it reads as a quiet, sculptural object instead of a chandelier that competes with the room.
Two practical consequences of the materials:
- It is light in weight and forgiving to hang. PVC petals do not carry the mass of glass or ceramic, which matters if you are mounting to a standard ceiling box rather than blocking between joists.
- It is matte, not glossy. The finish scatters light softly instead of throwing hot specular highlights, so it photographs well and does not glare when you look up at it.
Because the petals are open and layered rather than closed, light spills sideways as well as downward. Expect a glow on the surrounding ceiling and walls in addition to the pool of light below — a useful effect over a table, less useful if you need evenly lit work surfaces.
Choose the size before anything else
Both sizes share the same design language and the same bulb base. The difference is scale, and scale is what decides whether the pendant looks intentional or undersized.
| Spec | Small | Large |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter | Ø 33 cm / 13″ | Ø 42.9 cm / 16.9″ |
| Height | 22.1 cm / 8.7″ | 33 cm / 13″ |
| Best over | Bedsides, small dining nooks, entryways, breakfast bars | Dining tables for 4–6, primary bedrooms, stairwells |
A rough rule that works well for single pendants: the fixture diameter should land between one third and one half of the table width. A 40″ round table sits comfortably with the 17″ version; a 30″ bistro table or a pair of nightstands is better served by the 13″.
Hanging height and spacing
The cable adjusts up to 59″ (149.9 cm), which covers most residential ceilings, including sloped ones if you keep the canopy level. Three placements that consistently work:
Over a dining table
Set the bottom of the fixture 30–36″ above the tabletop. On an 8 ft (96″) ceiling with a 30″ table, that means roughly 30–36″ of drop from the ceiling — comfortably inside the cable’s range. If you seat tall-backed chairs, aim for the higher end of that band so sightlines stay open.
In a bedroom
Centered on the room is the safe default. If the pendant replaces a flush mount in a walking path, keep the bottom at least 78″ (about 6′6″) off the floor — on an 8 ft ceiling that caps you at about 18″ of drop, so the 13″ size is the more workable choice there. Over a bed or a reading corner you can drop it much lower.
In an entry or stairwell
Higher ceilings reward the larger size. Use the full cable only where nobody walks beneath the fixture; otherwise shorten it so the bottom clears head height by a comfortable margin.
Bulbs, color temperature, and how much light you get
The socket takes an E26 or E27 base, and the fixture is listed as compatible with LED or Edison bulbs on AC 110–240V. Because the shade is open, bulb choice is very visible — a bare spiral LED will read differently than a filament bulb with a visible arc.
- For a warm, residential feel: a 2700K–3000K LED. Over a dining table or bed, this is the range most people land on.
- For a more designed, filament look: an Edison-style bulb at the same color temperature. Just check that the bulb’s glass envelope fits inside the petal cage before ordering a large globe shape.
- For output: the open shade means you do not need a high-lumen bulb to fill a small room. A moderate-output LED in the 60–75W-equivalent class is usually enough for a dining table; scale down in a bedroom.
One honest limitation: this is ambient and decorative light, not task light. Plan on separate sources — recessed cans, a floor lamp, under-cabinet strips — for reading, cooking, or anything that needs even illumination.
Switching and dimming
The fixture is listed as compatible with standard push switches. Dimming is not a fixture feature — it depends on the bulb and the wall dimmer. If dimming matters to you, use a dimmable bulb and a dimmer rated for LED loads, and have a qualified electrician confirm the combination. Mixing an old dimmer with a modern LED bulb is the most common cause of flicker and buzz.
Where it works, and where it does not
The IP20 rating is the deciding line here. IP20 means protection against solid objects and no meaningful protection from moisture.
| Good fit | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Dining rooms, bedrooms, entryways, stairwells, covered dry interiors | Bathrooms, showers, covered porches, outdoor pergolas, anywhere damp or wet |
If you are specifically lighting a bathroom vanity or a porch, choose a damp- or wet-rated fixture instead rather than pushing this one into a room it was not built for.
Full specifications
| Materials | Iron, metal, PVC |
| Body / shade finish | White / white |
| Dimensions | Ø33 cm × H22 cm (13″ × 8.7″) or Ø42.9 cm × H33 cm (16.9″ × 13″) |
| Hanging height | Adjustable cable, up to 59″ (149.9 cm) |
| Bulb base | E26 or E27, LED or Edison |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V |
| Mounting | Ceiling, hardwired |
| Control | Standard push switch |
| Rating | IP20, indoor use |
| Certification | UL, ETL, CE, SAA listed; RoHS compliant; FCC certified |
Note that dimensions may vary slightly with manual measurement, and the white can appear marginally warmer or cooler depending on your monitor, the photography lighting, and batch differences.
Installation in short
This is a hardwired ceiling fixture, so the electrical connection is a job for a qualified electrician and should follow your local code.
- Switch off the circuit at the breaker and confirm it is dead.
- Mount the canopy to the ceiling junction box.
- Make the wire connections, then set the cable to your measured drop.
- Install the bulb and restore power.
The one thing worth doing before the electrician arrives: decide the finished hanging height and mark it on the wall. Adjusting a cable afterwards is easy; re-drilling a canopy is not.
Frequently asked questions
What are the dimensions of this pendant light?
Two sizes: Ø13″ × 8.7″ (Ø33 cm × 22.1 cm) and Ø16.9″ × 13″ (Ø42.9 cm × 33 cm). The adjustable cable extends to 59″ (149.9 cm).
What bulb does it use?
An E26 or E27 base, compatible with LED or Edison bulbs, on AC 110–240V. It is hardwired for ceiling installation.
Can it go in a bathroom or outside?
No. It is IP20 rated, which means indoor dry locations only — not bathrooms, not covered porches, not outdoor areas.
Does it work with a dimmer?
The fixture is listed for standard push switches. Dimming depends on pairing a dimmable bulb with a compatible dimmer; have a qualified electrician confirm the setup.
How do I clean it?
Dust the PVC petals with a soft dry cloth. For marks, a barely damp cloth is enough — avoid solvents and abrasive cleaners, which can dull the matte white finish.
Is it the right pendant for your room?
Buy it if you want a soft, sculptural white focal point over a table, a bed, or an entry, and you are lighting a dry interior room. Skip it if you need task lighting, a damp-rated fixture, or a piece with the weight and gloss of glass or ceramic.
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Need help choosing between the 13″ and 17″, or a custom hanging height for a sloped ceiling? View the product page for full details and support options.