Bauhaus design asked a simple question: can a lamp be both honest geometry and quiet poetry? The Sunset Tier pendant answers with a crisp white dome that hangs like a low sun, its underside revealing stacked orange tiers that glow like the last light of the day.

Compact 16 cm (6.3 in) dome with a Warm white light spills through the layered underside, pooling softly on tabletops and warming nearby walls in amber. Output is a gentle 60–249 lumens, a light built for atmosphere rather than glare. The pendant hangs from a slender suspension cord, and assembly is required.

It is a lamp designed for dusk, the hour when rooms turn golden and everything slows down. Layered pendants have long been the secret of cafés, boutique hotels, and well-loved dining rooms; Sunset Tier brings that feeling home at a scale that suits real rooms.

Who it's for: The design-minded host who wants a dining room, entryway, or kitchen counter that glows like golden hour. Ideal for Bauhaus, mid-century, retro-modern, and warm minimalist interiors — and for anyone who believes lighting should feel like a mood, not just a fixture.

Frequently Asked Questions

What colour is the light?
The light is warm white, and the orange tiers beneath the dome add a soft amber cast to the glow. It is a cosy, evening-friendly light rather than a cool task light.

How bright is it?
Luminous flux is in the range of 60–249 lumens, which makes it ideal for ambient and accent lighting. For reading or food prep, pair it with additional task lighting.

Does it require assembly?
Yes, assembly is required. The pendant is a simple hanging fixture, and a user manual is provided with the product.

Where can I hang it?
Over a dining table, kitchen island, or bar counter, in an entryway or corridor, beside a bed, or on a covered balcony. It also suits cafés, restaurants, and hospitality-style spaces.

Which interior styles does it suit?
Bauhaus, mid-century modern, retro, café-inspired, and warm minimalist interiors are all natural homes for it. The white-and-orange palette also pairs well with natural wood, cream walls, and terracotta tones.