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Double-Height Chandelier
Botanica
Staircase / Office / Living Room / Hotels / Duplex Homes
By day: a quiet form, holding its place in the room.
By night: the room, lit the way it was meant to be.
Rs. 395,413Tax included · free shipping across India
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MaterialGlass · Chrome · IronBulbsE14DimensionD1200*H2100DispatchWithin 3 working days, from Jaipur
The sheet
Everything on paper.
Specification, delivery and care
one card, nothing else.
BrandLumeilChecked in the Lumeil showroom, Jaipur
Dimension(In mm)D1200*H2100
MaterialIron + Green Glass
Body ColorChrome + Green
Light ColorWarm White
StyleDouble Height Chandelier
Light Bulb & WattageIn-Built-Led
PaymentCards · UPI · Net bankingOr pay on delivery: a 10–20% advance, the balance in cash
InstallationFree over ₹4 lakhWe send a fitter. Below that, we guide your electrician by phone
Returns7-day windowDamaged or incorrect pieces exchanged or refunded in full
CareTwice a yearSoft brush for metalwork, damp microfiber for glass and crystal
Before you decide
Four questions, answered plainly.
For everything else, the showroom picks up till six
+91 97724 56345
What does the ceiling have to be like for Botanica to look its best?You'll need a minimum of 14 feet of clearance, but 16-20 feet is going to get you the full effect of this thing. And in a staircase installation, just make sure it's positioned so that the bottom of the spiral clears out the landing on top by at least 7 feet. You can adjust the drop length from the ceiling plate if you need to.
Can the spiral configuration of the armature be changed after it arrives?Sorry, but the iron vine armature is actually pre-formed, so the spiral configuration is fixed. You can't just bend it on site without messing up the finish. But you can adjust the overall drop height by fiddling with the suspension wires from the ceiling plate. And if you're doing a bespoke installation for a hotel or a commercial space, just give us a shout and we can set up a custom configuration for you.
How does Botanica fit in with all this trendy biophilic and contemporary design stuff?It seems like a total no-brainer, but the glass flowers and the vine armature actually make it a perfect fit for all those spaces that are all about bringing the outside in. And in a super-clean, super-neutral contemporary space, Botanica is going to stand out - it's organic against all the geometry and restraint. And if you've got a space that's more transitional - think old and new mixed together, like an antique chandelier in a modern space - the hand-formed iron branches are going to echo all that old craftsmanship, while the teal glass keeps it feeling bang up to date.
What kind of mood is teal glass going to create in the room?Well, it's not just going to add some brightness to the space - it's actually going to add some colour temperature. Where clear glass just makes the whole room feel brighter and warmer, teal is going to cast a cool, aquatic glow over everything. And when those flower petals cast their shadows on the walls, they're going to look all organic and free-form. It's a super-immersive and calming effect - perfect for a hotel lobby that needs to make a statement when you walk in, or a staircase that's got to keep the whole vibe going.
Botanica, at length
The full story, for the detail readers.
No. 1 · The materialGlass · Chrome · IronChecked in the Jaipur showroom before it leaves.
No. 2 · The lightWarm whiteE14
No. 3 · The dropD1200*H2100Measured in millimetres. The showroom will send drawings for a difficult ceiling.
No. 4 · The finishFloral · Green · White · Silver
A statement piece for contemporary and traditional rooms alike, built from materials chosen to last.
Not every chandelier has to follow a traditional architectural design. Some have a more natural feel to them. Botanica CX1913 is a great example of this. It begins with a hand-formed iron armature that winds its way downward in a double-helix, giving it a shape that's actually like a climbing vine - but frozen in glass instead of growing up a trellis. Every branch has individually cast teal green glass flowers perched on it, their petals all textured and slightly see-through. They're spaced out at random, so you never see quite the same pattern twice. And as it spirals downward, the shape tightens up a bit, which some how actually makes it look more natural than it would if it was all lined up perfectly. Walking past the thing when it's unlit, you'd swear you're looking at some kind of sculptural garden hanging in the air. It's only when you flick the switch on and the thing lights up that you get a real sense of what it's actually meant to be - a living, growing thing that casts organic shadows on the walls around it. And the best part is, you can totally see the difference as you move around the room - which is perfect if the thing's going to be hanging in a hotel lobby or on a staircase, where people are always moving past it.
