Want to give your lighting a contemporary update? You can't go wrong with stylish cluster lights. They come in all shapes and sizes to suit any style of scheme, from classic to country to contemporary. Choose modern metallic lights for a cutting-edge look with plenty of glam factor, clean-lined glass designs for a simple but stylish scheme, or a collection of mini Victorian-style lampshades for a quirky vintage feel. If you have a Victorian or Georgian property with high ceilings, then cluster lights are perfect for a hallway, where they can take centre stage. However these eyecatching pendant lights will work just as well in your living room, dining room, bedroom or any other space where you want the lighting design to make a statement.
The design of this cluster light is inspired by the space-age interiors of the 1960s, while the copper finish brings the light bang up to date.
Austin Cluster Pendant, £79, Made
This pretty cluster light fitting is made of three vintage-fabric lampshades.
Vintage Lampshade Cluster Light, £ 175, Not on the High Street
Transform any room in the home with this Crystal Pendant Lamp Cluster from Ebb & Flow. Featuring the Bates, Edgar & Sybil pendant lamps, they are mouthblown from lead crystal and finished with gold coloured cord. Enhanced with a metallic ceiling rose, they add instant grandeur to even the simplest of settings.
Ebb & Flow Crystal Pendant Lamp Cluster, £276, Amara
Illuminate your home in retro style with this three shade galley light fitting, designed in a chic cluster, these dome shaped light fittings are crafted from durable metal and will cast a beautiful glow throughout your living space.
Cosy Skandi Three Galley Shade Cluster, £35, Dunelm
Hanging from a semi-flush plate dangle seven glass tear drops. Inside each there is a dusting of amber and clear crystal beads for added drama.
Sebastian Seven-drop Ceiling Light, £290, John Lewis
This futuristic cluster light comes with a chrome finished plate with clear cable and smoked glass swirl shades.
Optical Swirl Three-light Cluster Pendant Ceiling Light, £35, Homebase
Tapping into the industrial trend, this stripped-back piece lets the simple beauty of a naked bulb and the brushed nickel-finish shine. The width and shape is up to you - create impact with bigger bulbs or mix and match different sizes and heights for a unique effect. Brass-plated steel. Takes 40x bulbs, not included.
Starkey Cluster Pendant Light, £79, Made
Light shines through the beads of this cluster light for a sparkling display. Bulb G4 20W required, not included.
Gem Balls Cluster Ceiling Light, £149, Marks and Spencer
The Anni 5 drop glass ceiling light features a cluster of 5 cylinder drops that are all height adjustable, allowing you to customise its appearance. The ceiling light uses G9 bulbs, which produce a sparkling light, and works equally well above a dining table or as a statement light in the hallway. Supplied with five bulbs G9 25W GLS.
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