MITSU Pendant Light - Three-Sphere Wood, Travertine & Glass Pendant
Bring sculptural warmth to your space with MITSU, our three-sphere pendant
light. The name MITSU — Japanese for three — reflects the piece's defining
silhouette: a stacked composition of wood, hand-finished travertine, and
frosted glass, each sphere distinct in material and texture.
DESIGN & AESTHETIC:
MITSU stacks three spheres in a single vertical form: a wood ball at the top,
a hand-finished travertine sphere at the center, and a frosted glass globe at
the base, where the light source glows. The result is a pendant that feels
sculptural and considered from every angle, whether lit or unlit.
Available in two colorways, MITSU works beautifully as a single drop over a
side table, or clustered at staggered heights above an island or living space
for a rhythmic, layered lighting moment.
INSTALLATION:
MITSU is hardwired and compatible with dimmer switches for full brightness
control.
FEATURES:
- Three-sphere design: wood, travertine, and frosted glass
- Available in 2 colorways
- G9 socket
- Dimmer compatible
- Hardwired, AC 120-240V universal voltage
- Cord length up to 67 in (170 cm)
PERFECT FOR:
Kitchen island clusters, living room accent lighting, dining table pendants,
entryway statement lighting, staggered multi-drop installations, Japandi and
minimalist interiors, contemporary living spaces.
WHY CHOOSE MITSU:
Unlike single-material pendants, MITSU brings together three distinct textures
in one considered form — smooth wood, textured stone, and soft frosted glass.
Clustered at varying heights, multiple MITSU pendants create a striking,
sculptural lighting display that a single fixture can't achieve alone.
CARE & MAINTENANCE:
Travertine is a natural stone and will develop subtle character over time.
Dust gently with soft cloth. Avoid direct water exposure. Glass shade can be
wiped with a soft, dry cloth.
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY:
MITSU embodies the Japandi principle of considered composition — three
distinct materials, balanced in a single vertical form. Simple in concept,
sculptural in presence.