14.5 is a pendant light from Bocci designed by Omer Arbel in 2005. The lamp has five pendants meant to be suspended in a random configuration; the height is adjustable to a maximum of 300 cm. Each sphere measures approximately 10.2 cm in diameter and is made by hand, making each one unique in proportion, size, and shape.

The glass globe consists of two molded borosilicate glass halves welded together, the cylindrical void that runs through the two halves accommodating the LE lightbulb, which is also adjustable. The 14.5 is suspended by a flat metal cable from a round brushed nickel ceiling fixture.

The 14 is the first series to be launched by Bocci and consists of a collection of ceiling lamps with varying numbers of pendants in different configurations and a surface-mounted lamp. With its many unique glass globes, Bocci's lighting design is as much an artistic installation as it is a striking lightbulb. With its adjustable height, the pendant 14 can be adapted to hang over a dining table or in a larger space as a complete light installation.