Colorful lighting series
Light that lives in color.
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KIKIS35€65 off €499
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KIKIS110The collection
Find your color.
Why colorful
Color, form, finish.
A rich palette. Quiet geometry. Materials you can see.

01 · Color
A full palette.
Yellow, orange, and sage — same cut, many hues.

02 · Form
Quiet geometry.
Stacked discs, thin cord, nothing extra.

03 · Material
Rich in finish.
Gloss ceramic, kiln texture, and aged brass.
Bestsellers
Four to start.
On and off
Lit, then quiet.
Four rooms. Same color, two states.
Lights off Lights onBedroom
Blue glaze at the bedside
Lights off Lights onLiving
Pleated white over the sofa
Lights off Lights onSalon
Green tiers by the window
Lights off Lights onDining
Yellow, orange, and sage
Loved in color
Color they live with.
Five homes. Five-star glow.





Before you order.
01 · Color
How should I choose a color?
Start with the room’s most permanent tones — walls, wood, stone, and upholstery. A related shade keeps the light quiet; yellow, orange, blue, or sage lets the fixture lead. If you hang more than one piece, stay in the same family so the room reads as one palette.
Can I mix colors from this series?
Yes. The collection is one cut with many hues. Pair yellow, orange, and sage over a dining table, or keep a single color on a bedside pair. Mixing works when the geometry stays the same — that is what holds the set together.
Which rooms are these lights for?
Dining, living, bedroom, kitchen, and hallway. Layered pendants hold a table; compact discs and ceramics sit closer on a wall or bedside. Match the scale to the surface underneath, not the whole room.
How do they look when the lights are off?
The shade still holds its color and cut in daylight — that is the point of this series. At night the same piece turns into glow. The on-and-off scenes on this page show both states in the same rooms.
Can I mix pendants with wall or ceiling lights?
Yes. Keep the same color family and a related cut — a disc pendant with a disc wall light, or ceramic at the table with a quieter ceramic sconce. The series is meant to collect across rooms, not to match as a single SKU set.
02 · Hang
How do I judge the right size?
Check the listed dimensions on the product page, then measure the table, ceiling, or wall. A dining pendant should sit inside the table edge and high enough for conversation. Bedside and hallway pieces stay modest: close enough to glow, not so large they crowd the wall.
Can I hang several pendants over a table?
Yes. Three in a line is the usual dining setup in this collection. Keep even spacing, stay inside the table edge, and use one color family so the row reads as a single fixture rather than three separate lamps.
Can I adjust the hanging height?
Most pendants in this series hang from a thin cord you can shorten at install. Set dining pieces high enough for conversation and bedside pieces lower for a closer glow. Confirm the listed cord length on the product page before you order.
Do I need an electrician to install them?
Hardwired pendants, wall lights, and ceiling pieces should be fitted by a qualified electrician and follow local code. If you are replacing an existing fixture on the same junction box, the swap is usually straightforward. Always switch the power off first.
Are the lights compatible with dimmers?
Dimming depends on the bulb, driver, and wall dimmer together, not the shade alone. Most pieces work with a compatible LED dimmer, but always read the product spec and follow local electrical requirements. If you are unsure, ask your electrician to confirm the driver type.
03 · Care
Metal, glass, or ceramic — what is the difference?
Layered metal keeps a graphic silhouette. Colored glass softens the hue as it glows. Glazed ceramic with aged brass adds texture you can see up close. Choose the finish for how near you sit to the light.
How should I clean metal, glass, or ceramic?
Dust with a dry, soft cloth. For glass or glaze, a slightly damp cloth is enough — skip abrasives and harsh cleaners so the color and brass stay clear. Let ceramic dry fully before you switch the light back on.
Are the bulbs included?
Check the product page for each piece. Some lights ship with an LED bulb; others list the required type, wattage, and base so you can choose the color temperature. Use only the spec that matches the fixture.
Are they suitable for bathrooms?
These pieces are for dry indoor rooms: dining, living, bedroom, kitchen, and hallway. Skip wet zones and uncovered outdoor use unless the product spec lists a damp rating. If you need a bathroom light, choose a fixture rated for that space.
Where can I check shipping and returns?
Review the current Shipping Policy and Returns & Refund Policy before you buy. Delivery times vary by destination, and returns need the original packaging. If a piece arrives damaged, contact us with photos so we can replace it quickly.
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