Edison ST64 Filament Globes, the Classic Torpedo Shape for Exposed Fittings

The Edison filament globe has earned its place in Australian homes precisely because it looks like light feels. Dulora's vintage Edison globe range brings that character together with CRI 90 to 97+, rendering warm amber tones, textures, and skin with an accuracy that standard CRI 80 globes cannot match colour rendering and modern dimmable performance across ST64, G95, and globe forms in E27 and B22 bases. Available in Extra Warm 2200K and Warm White 2700K, these vintage globes are built for the spaces where atmosphere matters most: a kitchen pendant, a reading corner, a dining table. For inspiration on creating a warm, vintage atmosphere with Edison and filament globes, see Illuminate Your Space: 7 Creative Ways to Achieve a Vintage Ambience. Pair with a quality LED Light Dimmer Switch. Trusted by Australian homes since 2010 and backed by 2,200+ verified reviews. SAA certified. Three-year warranty.

Edison Globes: The Filament That Changed How Australians Think About Light

The Edison filament globe is one of the few product categories where the aesthetic and the performance reinforce each other completely. The warm, spiralling glow of an exposed LED filament creates an atmosphere that no other globe form replicates, and at CRI 95 to 97+, the quality of that light is as good as its appearance suggests.

What makes an Edison globe different?

An Edison globe is characterised by its exposed filament, whether a straight bar, a spiral, a squirrel cage, or a multi-loop design. The filament is visible through the clear glass envelope and glows amber at Extra Warm 2200K or warm gold at 2700K, producing a quality of light that is simultaneously decorative and deeply atmospheric.

Dulora's vintage Edison globe range includes the ST64 globe (the standard teardrop-shaped filament globe), the G95 and G125 round filament globes, and specialty filament forms, all available in E27 and B22 bases. Industrial globes and vintage style lights in the Edison form suit the same design contexts: open-plan living areas, commercial hospitality spaces, dining rooms, and kitchens where an exposed filament is part of the interior language. For ideas on how to use Edison and vintage globes to create a considered atmosphere, see Illuminate Your Space: 7 Creative Ways to Achieve a Vintage Ambience.

Which Edison globe shape for which space?

The ST64 is the most versatile Edison globe form, suited to pendant fittings, floor lamps, and table lamps where the teardrop silhouette complements both period and contemporary fittings. The G95 round filament globe suits larger pendant fittings and high-ceilinged spaces where a more spherical form is appropriate. The G125 is the most dramatic form, suited to feature applications and spaces where the globe is deliberately the centrepiece.

For the classic industrial or cafe aesthetic, the ST64 in Extra Warm 2200K paired with a wire cage or raw metal pendant is the combination that has defined the category for a decade and continues to look exactly right.

Colour temperature and dimming

Extra Warm 2200K is the natural home for Edison globes in atmospheric applications: the amber warmth at that temperature makes the exposed filament look exactly as the aesthetic implies. Warm White 2700K is slightly cleaner and more versatile, working well in spaces where the Edison globe needs to function as a primary light source rather than purely as a feature.

All dimmable Edison globes in the Dulora range dim smoothly from 1 to 100 per cent, compatible with most leading-edge and trailing-edge dimmers. Pair with a quality LED Light Dimmer Switch for complete atmospheric range.

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Frequently Asked Questions: Edison Globes

• What is an Edison globe?
• An Edison globe is a glass globe with an exposed LED filament inside, producing a warm, amber-toned glow that is visible through the clear glass envelope. Edison globes are available in various filament designs including straight bar, spiral, and squirrel cage forms, and are used for their decorative as well as functional qualities.
• What is the difference between an ST64 and a G95 Edison globe?
• The ST64 is a teardrop-shaped filament globe approximately 64mm in diameter at its widest point. The G95 is a spherical globe 95mm in diameter. The ST64 is the more common and versatile of the two, suited to most pendant fittings and table lamps. The G95 is suited to larger fittings where the rounder, more dramatic form is appropriate.
• Are Dulora Edison globes dimmable?
• Yes. All dimmable Edison globes in the Dulora range dim smoothly from 1 to 100 per cent, compatible with most leading-edge and trailing-edge dimmers, including Dulora's own DimEzy range.
• What CRI rating do Dulora edison globes have?
• Dulora edison globes are built to CRI 90 to 97+ across the range, with select premium models reaching CRI 97+ for near-perfect colour rendering. At the CRI 90 floor, warm tones and colours appear natural and accurate compared to standard CRI 80 globes; at the premium end, the rendering is essentially indistinguishable from natural daylight.
• Why is flicker-free technology important for your home?
• Invisible flicker from low-quality LED drivers causes eye strain, headaches, and fatigue even when you cannot consciously detect it, because the human nervous system responds to rapid light fluctuations below the threshold of conscious perception. Dulora Edison LED globes use premium constant-current drivers that eliminate flicker entirely, meeting IEC flicker guidance standards with Pst LM below 1 and SVM below 0.4, at every dimming level from 1 to 100 per cent. Flicker-free performance matters throughout the home, but it is most noticeable in fittings used at low dimming levels for extended periods.
• Are Dulora Edison globes SAA certified?
• Yes. All Dulora Edison globes are SAA certified for Australian mains voltage and backed by a three-year warranty.