Oxford Factory Pendant Light

Oxford Factory Pendant Lights, a group of timeless pendant light fixtures inspired by the rich history of Oxford University. These pendant lights seamlessly blend period colours, styles, and metal finishes, offering understated beauty and charm to any space.

The Oxford Factory Pendant Light, one of our standout designs, emanates a sense of simple classic styling and natural allure. Its steel light shade features subtle sloping sides that aid in the spread and cast of light to a broader area, making it an ideal choice for both task lighting and decorative purposes. You can select the perfect shade to complement your interior, available in various captivating colours, including mint green, duck egg blue, matte black, French grey, burgundy, and racing blue.

The Oxford Factory Pendant Light offers a choice of bulb holders, allowing you to customise the fixture to your desired aesthetic further. With meticulous craftsmanship, each factory pendant light is hand-painted to convey classic ease and timeless elegance. Opt for antique brushed brass, brushed chrome, nickel, antique copper, antique gold, or black nickel finishes for the bulb holder to suit your style and create a unique lighting statement.

These factory pendant lights draw inspiration from the lights and fittings found in the college rooms and study areas of Oxford University. The history of factory pendant lighted traces back to the industrial revolution when their utilitarian design and functionality made them a staple in factories and workshops. Over time, these steel lights have evolved into iconic symbols of vintage industrial style, adding a touch of nostalgia and character to modern spaces.

Hang the Steel Pendant Lights multiples above a kitchen island or to light a warehouse style office space to create a stunning visual display. Whether you're seeking focused task lighting or aiming to set a captivating ambience, these versatile pendant lights will meet your needs.

Our bulbs are sold separately. These factory pendant lights require e27 bulbs which can be found here.

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