Stem Pendant Light – Sculpted Reclaimed Teak with Amber Glass Globes & Side Table | Jagmag Lights

The Stem pendant light is a quiet interplay of form, material and light. A sculpted reclaimed-teak stem, shaped with soft, bulbous rhythms and punctuated with small brass details, carries three amber-tinted blown-glass globes that cast a warm, intimate glow and draw the eye to the wood’s natural grain. At its base, a circular teak plate is suspended like a subtle side table — an unexpected layer of function. Designed for bedsides and quiet corners, Stem is both sculptural and purposeful: an understated object that brings light and utility together with ease.

Where it fits

• Beside a bed — hangs as a bedside pendant and a floating side table in one, freeing the floor and the nightstand.
• In a corner or reading nook — a sculptural column of warm light with a small surface for a book, a glass or a candle.
• Living-room vignette — beside a chair or sofa as a statement piece that lights and serves at once.
• Warm, natural and mid-century interiors — reclaimed teak and amber glass sit beautifully with linen, stone, plaster and relaxed neutrals.

Why you’ll love it

It does two things at once. The amber globes give a soft, warm, intimate light — the kind you want last thing at night — while the suspended teak plate becomes a genuinely useful little side table for a book, a cup or a phone. Because the stem is turned from reclaimed teak, each piece carries its own grain and history, and no two are exactly alike. The brass accents and amber glass warm the whole object, lit or unlit.

Light & material

The stem is hand-turned from reclaimed teak wood with brass detailing, and the three globes are amber-tinted blown glass on G9 fittings. The light is warm and low, made for atmosphere rather than task brightness. It suits sculptural, mid-century, wabi-sabi and warm-minimalist rooms, and pairs naturally with wood, stone, plaster and soft neutral palettes.