Mateo Large White Pendant Light

Marsoni

M251S

$181.47

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Mateo Large White Pendant LightMake a brighter, bolder statement with the Mateo Large White Pendant Light, designed to anchor a room with clean, modern presence. Its larger scale suits open plan kitchens and dining areas where the ceiling light becomes part of the overall design. This Large White Pendant Light is ideal for minimal pendant lighting that still feels premium. It delivers luxury kitchen pendant appeal while staying crisp and contemporary, helping you create a well lit

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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026