Glass remains the most popular choice for cluster pendants. Clear, smoked or ribbed glass shades give a soft, bright glow and sit comfortably within both modern and classic interiors.

If you prefer something with a stronger outline, metal creates a more contemporary look, while wood introduces a natural warmth that suits relaxed, Scandinavian-style rooms. 

We also include a handful of ceramic and polycarbonate designs for anyone looking for a slightly different texture or finish.

Many customers browse these designs alongside our wider range of ceiling lights, simply because the silhouettes and scales often overlap.

Several of our most recognised lighting makers have created standout cluster pendants.

Dar Lighting continues to offer some of the most versatile shapes in the collection, while Nkuku brings hand-finished glass and organic materials into its designs. You’ll also find beautiful bone china and glasswork from Original BTC, along with elegant decorative pieces from Franklite.

David Hunt Lighting adds traditional British craftsmanship, and Laura Ashley brings a softer, more classic feel that always works well in living and dining spaces.

Choosing between a compact three-light cluster, a five-light spiral or a tall multi-drop design often depends on the room you’re working with. If you’re planning a full scheme, it can help to browse related categories.

For example, many customers compare clusters with our more linear pendant bars when dressing a kitchen island, or look at chandeliers when they want something more traditional for a dining room.

Lower ceilings may call for alternatives such as flush ceiling lights, while our curated kitchen lighting, dining room lighting and hallway & staircase lighting collections can help you shop by room rather than style.