The Meridian (2123/1200)

Rs. 80,370.00
Tax included.

This Product is suitable for Hotels / Living Room / Office / Drawing Room / Dining Area

Technical Specification

Brand Gloss
Model No  2123/1200
Dimension (In mm) D1200*H330
Material Metal+ Crystal
Body Color Gold
Light Color Warm White / White Bulb(Bought Separately as You Choose)
Style Chandelier
Light Bulb & Wattage Only E14 Bulb Holder is Available

Care and Maintenance

1.Gently wipe the crystal 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 crystal 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

Straight lines carve space up into bits and pieces. But let curves be the ones that wrap around and bring it all together. The Meridian stretches across ceilings like some kind of geographical line - a boundary that's just as much about design as it is about layout. Metal and crystal team up to create a room that's all about geometry - the kind that guides and directs, rather than cutting things off.

You see, metal formed into this sweeping arc creates a visual path for your eye to follow in a way that's just natural and intentional. And that's because the curve is so smooth and so deliberate. The crystal bits that pop up along the way at regular intervals help keep the flow going without ever breaking the spell. Put together, it's like they're re-inventing the classic chandelier all over again. They're using curvature and movement to freeze time in metal and light. Even when the Meridian's not lit up, it still cuts a dash as an architectural statement - a line right across the ceiling that helps get your bearings and creates some serious visual order. You might see it in hotel lobbies and dining areas, where it totally transforms the ceiling into a dynamic design element that steers the eye in the right direction.

But when it does get lit up, the crystal starts to refract and bounce back in these controlled bursts all along the curve - and it's like it's all being choreographed. For long dining tables and conference rooms, the Meridian is a total game-changer when it comes to lighting. It makes short work of linear spaces without needing multiple fixtures. The arc just kind of sweeps across the distance, bringing all the space together with this one, flowing curve rather than having a lot of separate points of light.
The Meridian (2123/1200)

DID YOU KNOW?

A meridian is essentially one of those imaginary lines that runs from the North Pole right down to the South Pole - one of the lines that divides the globe up into workable bits and lets us navigate across all sorts of vast and featureless spaces. The Meridian chandelier basically applies that same principle to interior design: the curved metal arc creates a "meridian" line across the ceiling, dividing up and organising the space in rooms that might otherwise feel a bit aimless or disorganised. That's why arc-shaped chandeliers are getting more and more popular in modern architecture - they work with the way the space is laid out rather than against it, creating paths for your eye to follow and making it easier to make sense of things. It's just geography applied to interior design.

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of rooms is this arc design best suited to?

The Meridian really comes into its own in long, rectangular, or elongated spaces - long dining rooms, hotel corridors, conference tables, and drawing rooms that are a bit on the longer side. That's because the arc form is designed to span across horizontal distance (1200mm in this one) making it an ideal solution for spaces where a single, curved fixture can replace a bunch of separate pendant lights. It's particularly useful over a long dining table or in open-plan areas where a clear visual flow is really important.

Is this arc construction actually strong enough, or does it need loads of ceiling mounting points?

The Meridian's got reinforced mounting at strategic points along the arc, so it's more than strong enough to hold its own. Depending on how long the arc needs to be, it might need two or three ceiling mounting points to distribute the weight evenly and keep the curve from sagging. Our installation guide will give you the full lowdown on what you'll need to do, and our team is always on hand to offer advice on structural configurations if you're looking at a custom install or an unusual ceiling.

How do I style my space around The Meridian without the arc looking too modern or industrial?

The key is to balance out the geometry with some organic warmth. Pair the Meridian with some natural materials: a wood dining table, some soft textiles, warm-toned walls, some curved furniture that echoes the flow of the arc. The metal provides a bit of modern edge, but the rest of your decor can add some much-needed human warmth. The idea is that the Meridian is the one bit of geometric statement that helps to organise the space, while everything else softens it out and helps it feel more welcoming.

Can The Meridian work in a traditional space, or is it just for contemporary settings?

It can do either - and actually it kind of bridges both worlds. The arc form has got some classical antecedents - Roman arches, cathedral vaults - so it's not a complete strangers to traditional settings. But it's still modern and sleek, too - so it can add a bit of elegant curve to a traditional space without being too over-the-top or fussy. In a modern office or hotel, it's the perfect bit of elegant design that stops the space from feeling too minimal or harsh.