Circular Hanging Corner Light

A quarter-circle ceiling mount carrying one, two, three or four opal glass globes on slim white drop cables. The curved quadrant tucks into the corner of a stand ceiling, so it uses the one piece of ceiling a straight or arced fitting cannot, and the globes cluster beneath it rather than spreading along an arm. That drops the light into a tight pool, which suits a single table, a bar corner or a reception point better than a fitting running the length of a wall. The globes hang at staggered heights so the cluster reads as deliberate rather than symmetrical. Powder-coated white throughout, so the mount reads as part of the ceiling rather than a fixture bolted underneath it.