Coral Pendant
by David Trubridge for David Trubridge
Save $472.00 (20%)
Reviewed by 58 customers
Fabulous pendant!!
Verified Buyer
When our designer suggested this pendant I was a bit skeptical, especially since we would have to assemble ourselves. But....assembly was super easy, the fixture is gorgeous and the pattern play of light on the walls and ceiling are stunning. It definitely is the star in our den.
Amazing shadows!
Verified Buyer
We have Had this fixture in our home for seven years and it has been amazing. We just installed a second one in our ski house. It looks beautiful lit and unlit, and creates wonderful shadows and patterns on our ceilings.
Simply fantastic!
My husband and I LOVE this fixture. It was a bit of a puzzle to assemble, but worth the challenge for the reduced carbon footprint/packaging. It casts an amazing shadow and looks awesome when off, too. Highly recommended!
self assembly? come on...
I love how this product looks online. LOVE IT! But it is not obvious that you have to put it together on your own. I bought the 16" size and at $410 a piece, I would expect it to come fully assembled. I ordered via phone and was never told about this by the sales associate. Very disappointed.
Looks great but you need to build it
This light fixture is beautiful but you have to build the whole thing yourself from many small parts. It's a modular design but painstaking due to all the tiny screw-like devices you have to push in to "lock" the pieces together. Directions are difficult. They have a video though it's not comprehensive enough. Made a few mistakes along the way but it's now done. It's gorgeous but not without a sore thumb and time. The 31" size took me 3 hours. I would say buy it if you don't mind building it.
David Trubridge
After sailing the Pacific with his family for several years, British native David Trubridge landed in Hawkes Bay, NZ, in 1985, and stayed. Inspired by their travels, Trubridge put his skills in architecture and ship-building to use in the design of furniture. A pretty much local business suddenly exploded into an international one when, in 2001, his Body Raft chair was picked up for production by Cappellini.
