driftwood pendant light

Most driftwood pendant lights use natural driftwood or reclaimed wood for the body or woven shade, with metal frames, chains, or mounting hardware for structure. Some designs include glass shades (often textured or clear), while others are open with exposed bulbs and no shade.

Common bulb bases shown are standard medium Edison screw (E26/E27) and candelabra (E12). Maximum wattage values in listings are typically 40W or 60W; one example lists output as 2,700 lumens. Always check the specific listing for exact base type and maximum wattage.

Installation varies by model. Some fixtures require hardwired installation to a ceiling electrical box, while at least one listing specifies a plug-in (no hardwiring) option. Mounting hardware and chains are included with some models, and assembly requirements range from none to adult assembly with tools (tools may or may not be provided). Check the product details for the exact installation type and included hardware.

In the examples provided, bulbs are not included and the fixtures are non-integrated, so buyers must supply compatible bulbs (matching the fixture’s base type and maximum wattage). Verify the listing to confirm whether bulbs are included.

Shade styles range from woven driftwood spherical shades that cast warm, ambient light with decorative shadow patterns, to hand-finished clear glass shades (often textured) that provide diffused illumination. Some designs have no shade and use exposed bulbs for a brighter, direct light effect. Check product photos and descriptions for the exact look and light quality.