Beautiful pendant lighting designed for more flexible placement—without permanent hardwiring.

Flexible overhead lighting for rentals, rooms without a ceiling box, and homes that keep changing.
Switch between the two installation approaches to see which one fits your room.
Connect to a suitable wall outlet and use the cord as part of the composition. A considered option for rentals, evolving layouts, and rooms that need a little more warmth.
Traditional hardwiring keeps the fixture anchored to an existing electrical point and suits a permanent installation path.
Start with the plug-in version. Turn a card to compare its traditional pendant expression.
Choose a room to see how a plug-in pendant can add a useful layer without a ceiling box.
Use a plug-in pendant to bring a warm, focused glow to the bedside without opening the wall or ceiling.
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Hang a pendant over a breakfast nook, island, or dining table when the existing ceiling point is not quite where you want it.
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Create a warm pool of light beside a sofa, console, or reading chair and make the room feel more layered.
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Place the pendant near a favorite chair or window seat for focused light that can move with your layout.
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Add a directional layer above a desk or worktable without committing the room to a permanent ceiling fixture.
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A plug-in pendant can soften a long hallway or landing and create a welcoming glow between rooms.
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Use a suitable, correctly rated product near a vanity only when the product instructions and local electrical requirements allow it.
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Layer a plug-in pendant near an entry console or coat drop to make the arrival feel warmer and more considered.
Explore plug-in designs →Explore four material directions as they move from a fixed ceiling point to a more adaptable plug-in setting.

A softly sculpted shade brings warm character to a flexible plug-in format that can move with the room.
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Ribbed glass softens the glow while the plug-in cord makes the pendant easier to position over the places you gather.
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Natural travertine and walnut bring grounded warmth to a compact pendant with a more adaptable plug-in drop.
Explore this design →Mayon leads this four-product edit, joined by warm travertine and two distinctive glass designs.

Amber glass and a sculpted wood stem bring warmth to bedrooms, reading corners, and relaxed dining spaces.

A compact pairing of natural travertine and walnut gives focused light a grounded, tactile character.

A softly molded glass shade creates a clean pool of light with an easy, adaptable plug-in drop.

Fluted glass and antique brass translate the Eloise character into a flexible plug-in format.
Keep the process simple. Always follow the product's supplied instructions and confirm the electrical requirements on its detail page.
Start with the material, scale, and mood that suit your room.
Use the cord to position the shade where the room needs a new layer.
Connect to a suitable outlet and let the pendant do the atmosphere work.
Before you hang, plug in, or clean, take a moment to check the details that keep a flexible pendant comfortable and secure in your room.
Choose a secure anchor for the swag and keep the cord clear of walkways, doors, and sharp edges.
Keep fabric, paper, and other heat-sensitive materials away from the bulb. Follow the listed maximum wattage.
Confirm the plug type, voltage, bulb base, and cord length on the product page before installation.
Switch off and unplug first. Dust with a soft, dry cloth and avoid soaking shades, cords, or switches.
For rentals, older homes, or rooms without a ceiling box, plug-in placement can be a practical choice. Product-specific mounting and safety instructions always take priority.
See how a plug-in pendant brings an easy, considered glow to the spaces you use every day.
Find the pendant that meets your room where it is today.
Shop plug-in pendants ↗Paper, glass, metal, and travertine each give the same flexible idea a different point of view.