Cage of Shade (6039)

Rs. 10,200.00
Tax included.

This Product is suitable for Bed Room / Living Room / Dining Area / Office / kitchen / Dinning Are
Technical Specification

Brand Gloss
Model No 6039
Dimension (In mm) D160*H230
Material Concrete + Hardware
Body Color Black
Light Color Warm White / White Bulb (Bought Separately as You choose)
Style  Pendent Light 
Light Bulb & Wattage Only E-14 Bulb holder is Available

Care and Maintenance

1.Use a soft, dry cloth or microfiber duster to clean the fixture regularly, especially for pendant lights.

2.Before deep cleaning, turn off the power, remove the bulbs, and wipe the fixture with a damp cloth.

3.Inspect the wiring and structure for any signs of wear.

4.Do not forget to change bulbs promptly when they burn out, ensuring the wattage matches the fixture’s specifications.

5.Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents, especially on delicate surfaces of pendant ceiling lights.

6.Remember to take regular care of your hanging lights, ensuring they look new and function well.

Customisation Requirement

While we don't offer custom lighting services, our extensive collection features various styles and designs to suit your unique preferences. But, if you want a one-of-a-kind piece then you can reach out to us at +91-9772456345

Shipping & Refunds

Orders are typically processed within 2-3 business days and shipped via our trusted carriers. We offer free shipping on all our products. For more details check our Shipping Policy

At Lumeil, we maintain a stringent Refund Policy. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we offer the option for a return or exchange in the rare occurrence of product damage or an incorrect delivery. Your peace of mind matters to us.

Description

Concrete doesn't warm easily , cage it with hardware, add warm white LEDs, and contradiction becomes conversation. Cage of Shade brings industrial materials to bedrooms and kitchens through concrete panels held within metal cage framework. The concrete provides visual weight and raw texture while hardware (metal rods, exposed fasteners) creates geometric structure. The cage contains light source while allowing brightness to escape through gaps, creating layered illumination , direct downward beams plus ambient glow through openings. Warm white (2700K) softens the industrial palette, making the pendant suitable for dining areas and offices where raw materials could otherwise feel cold. Unlit, it anchors living rooms as sculptural statement. LED illumination reveals the cage's purpose: channeling brightness downward for task lighting while the concrete reflects warmth back upward. For kitchens and bedrooms where industrial chic meets functional lighting needs, Cage of Shade proves rugged materials can deliver intimate atmosphere.
Cage of Shade (6039)

DID YOU KNOW?

Concrete's use in lighting originated in 1960s Brutalist architecture, when designers discovered that concrete's thermal mass solved a critical problem: incandescent bulbs generated excessive heat that warped metal and plastic fixtures. Concrete absorbed and dissipated heat slowly, preventing overheating. Modern LEDs generate far less heat, but concrete pendants remain valued for aesthetic weight and acoustic properties , the material absorbs sound frequencies that metal reflects, creating quieter spaces. Cage of Shade exploits both properties: the concrete stabilizes the pendant against air current movement (important for kitchen installations near ventilation) while dampening the acoustic harshness some metal-only fixtures create. It's architectural material solving functional problems decorative materials cannot address.

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Frequently asked questions

Is concrete heavier than typical pendant materials, requiring reinforced ceiling mounts?

Concrete is denser (approximately 5-8 pounds for typical pendant-sized elements), but the cage framework distributes weight efficiently. Cage of Shade ships with heavy-duty ceiling mounts rated for its mass. Standard residential ceiling boxes handle the load in bedrooms and dining areas , the weight requires proper installation but not structural reinforcement. The mass actually prevents pendant sway from kitchen ventilation or HVAC airflow, improving stability over lightweight alternatives.

How does industrial concrete and hardware aesthetic work in bedrooms and intimate dining areas?

Warm white light transforms the material perception. The 2700K LED output casts amber tones across concrete surfaces, making the raw material feel warm rather than cold. In bedroom pendant lights applications, pair with soft textiles and natural wood to balance the industrial elements. The cage geometry adds visual interest without overwhelming , it's industrial accent, not industrial takeover. Proper material balance allows Cage of Shade to add edge without sacrificing comfort.

Does the cage structure obstruct light distribution, or does it provide adequate illumination?

The cage serves dual optical purposes: directing primary light downward through bottom openings for task lighting (ideal for kitchens and dining tables) while allowing secondary ambient light through side gaps. This creates layered illumination that fills rooms more comprehensively than fully enclosed shades. The living room pendant light benefits from this balanced distribution , focused brightness where needed, ambient glow preventing harsh contrast between lit and unlit zones.

Is concrete fragile during shipping and installation, or is it durable enough for active spaces like kitchens?

Modern lighting-grade concrete is reinforced with fiber mesh and sealed against moisture, making it more impact-resistant than glass. Cage of Shade's concrete elements handle kitchen humidity and temperature fluctuations reliably. The surrounding hardware cage provides additional protection during shipping and installation. For kitchens and offices, concrete actually outlasts many decorative finishes , it won't scratch, dent, or show wear patterns that plague powder-coated metals over time.