An oversized globe changes the dynamic of a fitting. Where a standard bulb sits quietly inside a shade, a globe at 125mm, 160mm or 180mm becomes the focal point, the light source and the decorative object at once. Dulora's oversized range is built for that role: three products with distinct personalities, each suited to a different scale of space and style of installation.
The Grand 125 is the entry point, at 125mm in diameter, with an amber glass finish and an extra warm 2200K colour temperature. It suits pendant clusters, medium-scale feature lighting, and spaces where a decorative globe is wanted without the full drama of a larger format. The Alabaster Glow 160 steps up in scale, with a porcelain finish that diffuses the light evenly and a warm white 2700K output suited to dining rooms, living spaces, and hospitality environments where the globe is visible but the light quality matters as much as the form. The Grand 180 is the statement option, at 180mm in diameter and finished in amber glass, producing an extra warm 2200K glow suited to high-ceilinged spaces, large pendant fittings, and bare-bulb applications where nothing should distract from the globe itself.
All three products are 240V, run in E27 sockets, are fully dimmable and flicker-free, and carry ultra-high colour accuracy. All are SAA certified and covered by up to three years warranty. Free metro delivery on orders over $99, free regional delivery over $199.
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Buying Guide
Which oversized globe suits my space?
Scale is the first consideration, and the right globe size depends as much on the fitting as on the room. In a modern pendant light with an open canopy, all three globes work: the Grand 125 suits pendant clusters and multi-globe installations where scale is distributed across several points of light, the Alabaster Glow 160 works well as a solo pendant centrepiece in a mid-height room, and the Grand 180 is best reserved for large architectural pendants and high-ceilinged spaces where a smaller globe would feel lost. In a ceiling light, the globe diameter must clear the shade or housing; always check the fitting dimensions against the product page before ordering. For bare-bulb applications with an open canopy or exposed socket bracket, any of the three will read well, with the Grand 180 making the strongest visual statement.
What is the difference between amber and porcelain finishes?
Amber glass tints the light source, adding warmth to the colour temperature and giving the globe a vintage, theatrical quality. At 2200K extra warm, the Grand 125 and Grand 180 in amber produce a deep, orange-adjacent glow suited to atmospheric and hospitality settings where warmth takes priority. The porcelain finish on the Alabaster Glow 160 diffuses the LED through a white glass, producing a cleaner, more even light at 2700K warm white, better suited to residential dining rooms and living spaces where the quality of the light matters alongside the form of the globe.
How does ultra-high colour accuracy support a considered interior?
When a statement globe is specified as part of a designed space, the quality of the light it produces affects how every other decision in that room reads. Fabrics, finishes, paint colours, and joinery all shift under a lower-accuracy source, sometimes subtly, sometimes enough to undermine the palette entirely. Ultra-high colour accuracy ensures the light works with the specification rather than against it, rendering surfaces close to how they appear under natural light. Every globe in this collection carries ultra-high colour accuracy across the full range. CRI ratings are listed in the specification table on each product page.
Can I dim these oversized LED globes?
All three oversized LED globes are dimmable and compatible with most incandescent and LED dimmers. Dulora-sold dimmers are trailing-edge, which is the correct type for LED loads. For a statement globe in a dining room, living space, or hospitality setting, dimming is not just a convenience: it controls the atmosphere of the space across the full evening, from brighter at dinner to lower as the night settles. The Sunset Dim G125 takes this further, shifting automatically from 2700K at full brightness down to 1800K as you lower the dimmer, covering the full warm-to-amber range on a single globe without a separate scene setting. Browse our dimmers collection to find a compatible trailing-edge dimmer for your installation. Check the product page to confirm compatibility for your specific globe and dimmer combination.
Frequently Asked Questions
Oversized LED Bulbs
- What wattage do Dulora's oversized LED bulbs replace?
- The Grand 125 and Grand 180 both replace a 25W incandescent, and the Alabaster Glow 160 replaces a 60W incandescent. Exact equivalent ratings are listed on each product page in the specification table.
- Are these oversized bulbs dimmable?
- All three oversized LED bulbs are dimmable and work with most incandescent and LED dimmers; all Dulora-sold dimmers are trailing-edge. Check the product page to confirm dimming compatibility for your specific globe.
- What CRI rating do these globes carry?
- All three oversized globes are rated CRI95. CRI ratings are listed on each product page in the specification table. A high CRI means colours render accurately under the light, but it is not the same as full-spectrum lighting.
- What size pendant fitting do I need for these globes?
- The pendant canopy or shade opening must be wider than the globe diameter to allow the bulb to fit and to display it properly. The Grand 125 requires clearance of at least 125mm, the Alabaster Glow 160 at least 160mm, and the Grand 180 at least 180mm. For bare-bulb pendants with an open canopy, any of the three will work; check the product page for full dimensions including height before ordering.