NUVO Lighting 60-7785 Lakeshore 1-Light Large Pendant, Natural Brass Finish, White Opal Glass

It takes a single medium base E26 lamp up to 60W, and no bulb is included. NUVO specs an ST19 shape, which is the vintage-style tubular bulb that reads well behind the white opal glass. Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you install, so if you are putting it on a dimmer, buy a dimmable bulb.

The Lakeshore pendant is rated for damp locations and listed for indoor use, so a bathroom or a laundry room is fine. A covered porch or anything exposed to blowing rain is not, since that needs a wet-rated fixture. It carries a cULus safety listing.

It measures 18 inches wide by 14.88 inches high and weighs 9.46 lbs. That is light enough for a standard ceiling-rated octagon box, but at 18 inches across plan your spacing: over an island you want roughly 30 inches between pendant centers so two of these do not crowd. It is a ceiling-mounted fixture, not sloped-adapter or wall capable per the listed mounting method.

Straight 120V line voltage, wired direct to the ceiling box. No transformer or driver is involved, and since it is an incandescent-technology fixture with an E26 socket rather than an integrated LED, you can lamp it with any 120V medium base bulb within the 60W limit.

The fixture includes 144 inches (12 feet) of wire, which is plenty of conductor for any residential ceiling. The limit is mechanical, not electrical: the included rods cap the drop at 54.78 inches overall. For a stairwell or a two-story foyer where you need to hang lower than that, you would need additional rods of the same series.

The frame is steel with a Natural Brass finish and the shade is white opal glass. Natural Brass is a warm unlacquered-look brass tone, so it reads closest to other brass or champagne-gold trim rather than polished chrome or nickel. The style is transitional, which is why it pairs with both traditional and simpler modern cabinetry. Natural Brass is the only finish offered in the 60-7785.

Yes. The 60-7785 is flagged for lead under California Proposition 65, so it carries the standard warning for work in California. It is RoHS compliant.

No. CCT selection is not a feature of this fixture, because the color temperature comes from whatever E26 bulb you install. If a property needs one consistent color across many rooms, specify the lamps centrally, for example 2700K across the board, rather than relying on the fixture.