Consider hanging the PH Snowball pendant above high or low tables. It is often seen hanging above dining tables, sofa tables or in a corner of a room above side tables. The PH Snowball is also beautiful hanging in pairs of two over a long dining table.

For more specific recommendations, the PH Snowball pendant is well suited for the following rooms:

Dining room: Position above the dining table to provide balanced and inviting light for meals and gatherings, enhancing both atmosphere and table settings.

Living room: Hang centrally to illuminate conversations and highlight surrounding decor, creating a cohesive and stylish look.

Entryway: Install as a statement piece that greets with an artistic flair and soft, ambient lighting, setting the tone for the home.

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For a balanced and functional placement, we suggest hanging your Louis Poulsen light fixtures at a height of approximately 24 to 28 inches from the bottom of the fixture to the table surface.

For spacing between two fixtures, we recommend placing them approximately 30 inches apart. This distance ensures optimal illumination and aesthetic balance in your dining space.

E26 Socket: The PH Snowball is available with an E26 socket base for all colors, accommodating various light bulb types. This ensures compatibility with LED (including some smart bulbs) and incandescent bulbs (bulb not included).

Built-in LED: The PH Snowball in White can be ordered with a built-in LED light source, offering options of LED 3000K 44W or LED 3000-1800K D2W 44W.

Both the LED 3000K 44W and the LED 3000-1800K D2W 44W options offer seamless dimming control through -10V dimming or phase dimming. The dim-to-warm feature (D2W) allows for an exquisite adjustment of both brightness and warmth, creating an inviting and adaptable lighting ambiance.

Louis Poulsen recommends choosing a light source with a cooler light and a higher kelvin value (around 3000K) for reading and work settings. To create a cozy atmosphere, opt for a bulb with a warmer light and a lower kelvin value (around 2700K) or lower.

For further guidance, please refer to Louis Poulsen’s light bulb guide.