Spotted lately: statement-making oversized pendant lights in some of our favorite kitchen/dining projects. Here’s a look:
![An oversized Wastberg W151S3 Extra Large Pendant, designed by architects Claesson Koivisto Rune, hovers over the kitchen island in a Brooklyn townhouse remodel by Elizabeth Roberts Architecture and Design. See more at Serial Remodelers Settle Down: A Brooklyn Townhouse Reinvention from Elizabeth Roberts. Photograph by Dustin Aksland.]()
Above: An oversized Wastberg W151S3 Extra Large Pendant, designed by architects Claesson Koivisto Rune, hovers over the kitchen island in a Brooklyn townhouse remodel by Elizabeth Roberts Architecture and Design. See more at Serial Remodelers Settle Down: A Brooklyn Townhouse Reinvention from Elizabeth Roberts. Photograph by Dustin Aksland. ![In a Tahoe kitchen by ABD Studio, a pair of oversized industrial lights hangs over the dining table.]()
Above: In a Tahoe kitchen by ABD Studio, a pair of oversized industrial lights hangs over the dining table. ![Stylist Anna Pirkola’s kitchen in Helsinki has a Gubi Ronde Pendant light of spun aluminum; see more at Kitchen of the Week: A Stylist’s $3,400 Kitchen Makeover, DIY Scandi Edition.]()
Above: Stylist Anna Pirkola’s kitchen in Helsinki has a Gubi Ronde Pendant light of spun aluminum; see more at Kitchen of the Week: A Stylist’s $3,400 Kitchen Makeover, DIY Scandi Edition. 
Above: At Restaurant Host in Copenhagen, a row of vintage industrial pendants from Amsterdam shop 360 Volt illuminates the dining room. For more, go to The Viking Table Reimagined: Restaurant Höst in Copenhagen. ![A folded aluminum Bounce Large Shade from Roll & Hill hangs in the dining room in architect Jess Thomas’s own Brooklyn townhouse remodel; see more at The Sentimental Minimalist: A Young Architect’s Bed-Stuy Townhouse Makeover. Photograph by Kate Sears.]()
Above: A folded aluminum Bounce Large Shade from Roll & Hill hangs in the dining room in architect Jess Thomas’s own Brooklyn townhouse remodel; see more at The Sentimental Minimalist: A Young Architect’s Bed-Stuy Townhouse Makeover. Photograph by Kate Sears. 
Above: At San Francisco kitchen store March, a 36-inch custom hand-built fiberglass and resin Dome Light Fixture, available by special order from March, illuminates the working kitchen area. ![Designer Roxane Beis sourced an oversized vintage industrial pendant for a Paris loft; tour the kitchen at Designer Visit: Paris Meets Provence.]()
Above: Designer Roxane Beis sourced an oversized vintage industrial pendant for a Paris loft; tour the kitchen at Designer Visit: Paris Meets Provence.
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