The Marc Wood Greenstone Pendant Light feels rooted in material rather than concept. It takes cues from ornamental Indian architecture, but what you notice first is the stone itself and the way it’s been worked into something much more pared back.

The shade is made from Rajasthan Greenstone, sourced from north east India and shaped by stonemasons in London. It sits within a simple metal frame, with brass detailing kept understated so the focus stays on the material. There’s a natural variation in the stone that gives each piece a slightly different character without it feeling inconsistent.

It can be used on its own over a table or island, though it really comes into its own when grouped in multiples. Available in small and large, it gives a bit of flexibility depending on ceiling height and the kind of presence you want in the room. It’s often chosen for interiors where materials do most of the talking and lighting is treated as part of the architecture rather than a feature on its own.