Hi! Lovely to hear from you. We are an online store but based in Melbourne. We have free shipping Australia wide. This is the clear version attached however we do have the ability to source other types if you had something in mind? Look forward to hearing from you. Feel free to email me directly at castelleleon@gmail.com if you would like to proceed with order or have further questions Thanks!!

Mixing metallics can definitely be challenging, melarnell. Copper has certainly had a good run lately, we have done some feature pendants in copper and they give off a great glow. Have you considered timber to add an earthy element to your kitchen? Our Conus Lighting Range is available in a range of timbers and metals. geoffreycameronmarshall.com.au What ever you decide we'd love to see some pics when you're done...

This depends on your budget and the style you are after. Fat shack vintage has some great lights. Or Beacon or Ikea have some good choices. I've found lovely pendants from a uk website I'll be using in my next home. And we did the same for a pendant for my last place. Look around online, and get a feel for what you like. Modern? Industrial? Rustic? Mid century? Etc.

Hello Northstar 1 thing to remember when choosing your lights .If you want the light down choose a down facing lampholder, dont drop them to low as the GLARE from the globes in your eyes every time they are on is annoying as, every lit pendant you showed had an incandescent globe so if your going to use Fluro globes they will look worse.LED globes with a cleeear glass would be best. Avoid carbon filament even though they look great its a low light output. Depending on your budget take a look at Mondoluce on line they have some amazing glass pendants from Italy and in multiple sizes.