Cielo LED Pendant
by Pablo Studio for Pablo Designs
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Reviewed by 22 customers
4 Star Review
4 Star Review
surprisingly perfect
ordered gray - returned because canopy was white (turns out this is standard on all cielo except the aluminum). purchased satin aluminum (includes satin aluminum canopy). appearance better than expected, Light dims fine. quite happy with.
Perfect for the space!
We used this fixture in a recent smoothie shop project and it fits in perfectly! Good quality materials with a cord that is easy to adjust for whatever height you need.
Love these lights
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Look great! We are so happy with these! They look great, and people comment on them all the time!! The only thing you should be aware of (probably with all LED lights) is that you'll definitely need to get dimmers/switches that are ELV made for LED lights. Without these there may be delays in the lights turning on, the lights may not turn off entirely, or the dimming may not work well. Having a neutral wire also helps with LED lights.
Beautiful but be aware of LED limitations.
I got these lamps about a year ago from YLighting. While they are as beautiful as the pictures show, they are limited by the built-in LED bulb. If you're not familiar, LED bulbs have a fairly limited dimming range to begin with, from very bright down to, well, less bright. On my marble counter, the LED light from the Cielo was very cool and, even on the lowest dimming setting, they stayed fairly bright. Next to the other warm lights in my kitchen, it simply looked wrong and stark. Also, these bulbs are hard-wired, so there's no replacing them. Given that they are over a counter in an open kitchen adjacent to my living room, it ended up disrupting the lighting in my whole living space. Again, these would be great task lights in a bright kitchen. But in a smaller condo with warmer lighting, it's probably not a good choice. Replacing these with a Swell narrow pendant, which has a warmer glow and more control over the bulb.
Pablo Designs
Born in Venezuela, Pablo Pardo came to the US in the early 1980s and stayed. After getting his degree in industrial design from the University of Cincinnati in 1986, he designed for companies ranging from Fisher Price to Daimler Chrysler before settling in San Francisco. There he founded Pablo Designs in 1993, a lighting company specializing in refined designs that reinterpret light in its many forms.
