Every design here comes in at least one size that is 35 cm (14 in) across or less. Measure the width of your hall and the ceiling height, then check each product page. Among the narrowest are KHE MI KA Small at 7 cm (3 in) across and PAT CHA RIN at 12 cm (5 in). Tall shapes such as JINTRANA, 48 cm (19 in) tall, need more headroom than compact shades like NAT, 19 cm (7.5 in) tall.
Yes. Many listings name entryways directly, including WAN, RUNGSAN, DA MI SA and BLACK CHA YA NAN, and PUNNA lists entryways and foyers. For a bit more presence in an entrance, DA MI SA is 35 cm (14 in) across and RUNGSAN 35 cm (14 in) wide. For a tight entrance hall, PAT CHA RIN, whose listing mentions entrance halls, is only 12 cm (5 in) across.
No. Each listing is the shade with its hanging hardware, and the pendant cord set and bulb are not included. You can hang a shade from a cord set in our lighting accessories collection or from an existing ceiling fitting. Most shades list an E27 socket and some list E26 / E27. The product pages recommend a warm white LED or a vintage Edison style LED bulb.
Yes. ARUNEE Black and BLACK CHA YA NAN have a black finish, DARA and KHE MI KA Small offer a black option, and PAT CHA RIN combines natural bamboo with black accents. JANTA, TAWAN, CHA YA NAN, DA MI SA and MON TA KAN are woven from rattan, CHA LA mixes bamboo and rattan, and A RA NA lists a natural fiber. Most of the other shades are natural bamboo.
Keep to one design so the shades match, and plan the spacing from the length of the space and the diameter on each product page. BOONTA, CHA LA and PATTRANAN are described as working alone or grouped over stairwells, and ARUNEE Black suggests mixing its three sizes for a layered look. Each shade needs its own cord set and bulb, and a qualified electrician should fit any hardwired points.
