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Double-Height Chandelier
Cascade Prism
Drawing Room / Living Room / Duplex Homes / Staircase / Hotels
By day: a quiet form, holding its place in the room.
By night: the room, lit the way it was meant to be.
Rs. 411,060Tax included · free shipping across India
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MaterialOn requestDispatchWithin 3 working days, from Jaipur
The sheet
Everything on paper.
Specification, delivery and care
one card, nothing else.
BrandLumeilChecked in the Lumeil showroom, Jaipur
DimensionOn requestAsk the showroom for drawings
Body colourOn requestOn request
StyleDouble-Height Chandelier
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
Care & maintenance
Before you decide
Five questions, answered plainly.
For everything else, the showroom picks up till six
+91 97724 56345
What's the minimum ceiling height I'll need to get the XQ6015 to fit safely?Well, its double-height design needs a pretty high ceiling to do it justice - we're talking at least 16 feet, but ideal heights are 18 to 24 feet. Staircase installs are a bit more complicated: you'll need to figure out the full drop relative to the lowest landing. We always recommend hiring a structural engineer and an electrician for any ceiling mounting job.
How do I choose the perfect size for my space?When it comes to two-story rooms, width isn't the only thing that counts - vertical proportions are just as important. Here's a rough guide: the chandelier should occupy no more than 60-70% of your ceiling-to-floor height, leaving some breathing room on either side. For staircases, try centreing the fixture relative to the stairwell's midpoint to get a balanced view from both floors.
How does the XQ6015 fit in with different styles - contemporary, transitional or classic?The beauty of glass is it's pretty versatile: in modern spaces, the cascading design looks like a work of art. In transitional or classic settings, the glimmering glass just adds a bit of warmth to your existing decor - crystal, marble, or aged wood all play nicely with it.
What sort of bulb temperature gives the best atmosphere with this fixture?For lounges and hotel lobbies, 2700K is the most intimate, warm option - the glass glows with this gorgeous amber light. For staircases where you want the drama to shine through, 3000K is a good middle ground - it still looks warm, but with a bit more clarity. Anything above 4000K - well, that just strips the glass of its magic.
How do colorful lights in chandeliers enhance the overall lighting experience?Did you know that glass bends light at a rate of about 1.52 times the speed of light in air - that's the refractive index at work. Which is why even a small light source seems to glow like crazy when it passes through layered glass elements. And when you've got a multi-drop chandelier going on, the effect stacks up: every single tier lights up independently, producing a whole new level of visual depth that metal or fabric just can't match.
Cascade Prism, at length
The full story, for the detail readers.
No. 1 · The materialOn requestChecked in the Jaipur showroom before it leaves.
No. 2 · The lightOn requestOn request
No. 3 · The dropOn requestMeasured in millimetres. The showroom will send drawings for a difficult ceiling.
No. 4 · The placeLiving room · Drawing room · HotelsAlso suits Banquet halls
A statement piece for contemporary and traditional rooms alike, built from materials chosen to last.
Glass, when you put some thought into how you shape it, suddenly stops being just a material and becomes an experience. The Kaleidoscope Falls XQ6015 - a real showstopper - combines hand-finished glass elements in this stunning double-height formation that's sure to stop people in their tracks. Each chunk of glass catches the light in a slightly different spot, which shatters it into a gorgeous, overlapping display of shifting tones across the wall. Turn the lights off and it's just a simple, elegant installation - sleek, restrained, quietly dramatic. But flip the switch and the whole room changes - staircases come alive, double-height voids fill with warmth, and every single surface becomes part of the show. This one's for the fancy places - just think hotel atriums, dream dupe living rooms or monumental staircases that need a real showstopper to make an impression.
