The Luminary Ascent (1174/16L)

Rs. 86,400.00
Tax included.

This Product is suitable for Malls / Staircase / Duplex Homes / Hotels / Office / Living Room
Technical Specification

Brand Gloss
Model No 1174/16L
Dimension (In mm) D600
Material Metal+ Glass
Body Color French Gold
Light Color Warm White
Style  Double Height Chandelier
Light Bulb & Wattage In-Built-LED

 

Care and Maintenance

1. Gently wipe the double-height chandelier with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust.

2. Never use harsh cleaners or abrasive materials.

3. Handle bulbs carefully. If you want to replace them, turn off the power before replacing them.

4. Deep clean the double-height chandelier annually by a professional.

5. Regularly check fixtures for loose parts. Tighten if needed.

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

You can't help but be inspired by light that rises. The Luminary Ascent is a game-changer for any space that wants to make a bigger impact. It's a towering creation of metal and glass in ascending tiers that draws your eye upwards - whether it's in a hotel lobby or hotel staircase. As the light catches the glass panels at each level, it bounces and refracts, while the metal framework provides a solid foundation for the whole thing. It's the perfect way to build up visual momentum - each level gets brighter and more refined than the one below, building up to a concentrated beam of light at the top. And to add a bit of warmth, you can finish it off with bronze or brushed gold touches - a nice contrast to the coolness of steel. On its own, it's a striking sculptural piece that can anchor an office or mall. But turn it on and the whole thing comes to life - each tier glowing brighter and brighter, till it's like a little slice of the sun shining down into your living room or duplex home. And what's really cool is that it feels like the light is something that's been earned, not just handed out. So if you want to create a space that says "we've made it" then The Luminary Ascent is the perfect choice - it's not just about the light, it's about the feeling it gives you.
The Luminary Ascent (1174/16L)

DID YOU KNOW?

The idea of things going "up" is a weirdly universal thing - whether it's in your local culture or not. And scientists have proved it's not just because we're all programmed to think that way, but actually wired that way from the get-go. When you think about it, it makes sense - in a lot of cultures, "up" is good, "down" is bad. But scientists have shown that this isn't just something we learn as we grow up - it's a fundamental way our brains process the world. That's why The Luminary Ascent is such a clever idea - by using this basic spatial metaphor to create light that rises, it's basically tapping into this hardwiring in our brains. So instead of just making a room brighter, it creates a whole atmosphere that says "we're on the up". It's not just a light fixture, it's a tool for making spaces feel aspirational - and that's what makes it so emotionally powerful.

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Frequently asked questions

What minimum ceiling height do you need for the luminary Ascent?

Well, it's really designed for spaces with a bit of height to them - at least 15 to 20 feet, for duplex homes and staircases. The thing is, it's the tiered arrangement that makes the whole thing work - you need to be able to see the progression from the base to the top, or it just doesn't work. In a hotel or mall with a really high ceiling - 25 feet or more - it's just incredible. The whole thing feels like it's on a journey, and that's just magic.

Is the tiered design stable, or is it going to make places unstable?

Actually, the opposite is true. Because the lower tiers have to carry the weight of the upper ones, the whole thing ends up with a lower center of gravity. It's actually more stable than a traditional chandelier. We ship it with commercial-grade mounts, but it's also worth getting a pro in to install it if you're going for something really high.

Is it a bit too modern for traditional spaces?

Not if you do it right. The basic principle of the tiered construction is a classic - it's just the way the light works that's a bit more contemporary. So you can take it back to its roots with a traditional finish - bronze or gold, say. It'll still feel like a bit of forward-thinking design, but it'll also feel like it's been around for years. It's the perfect compromise between old and new.

Does the whole "light rising" thing make it hard to get good room lighting?

Actually, the opposite is true. The way the light rises creates a really natural gradient - brighter towards the ceiling, softer at floor level. It's exactly what people want - and it's actually better for their eyes than harsh overhead lighting. In a living room or lobby, it's a really nice way to get a bit of depth and atmosphere without it being too harsh.