The Slate (01031/LG)

Rs. 20,700.00
Tax included.

This Product is suitable for Hotels / Drawing Room / Bed Room / Restaurants / Office / Living Room
Technical Specification

Brand Gloss
Model No 01031/LG
Dimension (In mm) L1150*W150
Material Metal + Glass
Body Color Gray
Light Color Warm White
Style  Pendant Light
Light Bulb & Wattage In-Built-LED

Care and Maintenance

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

6. Remember to take regular care of your LED hanging lights, ensuring it looks new and functioning 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

Slate carries its grey tone from geological pressure rather than pigment application, its cool mineral depth earned through metamorphic process rather than surface treatment. The Slate pendant carries that geological honesty overhead: metal and grey glass construction whose cool tonal depth gives hotels, drawing rooms, and bedroom environments an overhead presence whose restrained mineral character reads as materially considered rather than decoratively neutral, grey glass doing spatial work through tonal restraint rather than chromatic assertion.

The grey glass carries cool mineral depth across its surface, its tone shifting between pale silver and deep slate depending on surrounding colour temperature and incident light conditions. Against warm timber, brass accessories, and layered textiles, the grey glass introduces cool tonal counterpoint that makes warm interior compositions feel resolved rather than tonally uniform. Metal hardware frames the glass with structural precision, its finish sitting in considered alignment with the glass's cool mineral character.

Light filters through grey glass in a tempered, considered wash, bedroom surfaces receiving cool tonal diffusion that deepens toward calm during evening hours, drawing room and restaurant surfaces collecting overhead output whose grey mineral character makes every warm material beneath it read with greater chromatic vividness by contrast.
The Slate (01031/LG)

DID YOU KNOW?

Slate forms when shale or mudstone undergoes low-grade metamorphism under sustained geological pressure, its characteristic grey tone derived from graphite, chlorite, and muscovite minerals recrystallised within the rock matrix during compression. Slate's exceptional cleavage properties, its ability to split into thin, flat sheets along parallel planes, made it the preferred roofing and writing surface material across European civilisations for over two millennia. Contemporary grey glass achieves slate's precise tonal range through controlled iron oxide reduction during the glass melting process, replicating through mineral chemistry the geological compression that produces slate's characteristic cool depth.

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Frequently asked questions

In a restaurant interior carrying exposed brick, dark timber, and warm Edison bulb lighting throughout, how does The Slate's grey glass tone contribute without reading as tonally isolated from the surrounding warm material composition?

Grey glass in warm restaurant interiors performs as a cool chromatic anchor that prevents the composition from reading as tonally saturated, its mineral restraint providing the visual breathing room that makes warm material accumulation feel deliberate rather than excessive. The Slate's grey tone reads as a considered material counterpoint rather than a chromatic intrusion within established warm hospitality palettes.

What specific bedroom atmospheric quality does grey glass deliver that warm amber and neutral clear glass pendant alternatives cannot achieve in sanctuary environments?

Grey glass filters output through cool mineral tone, producing a bedroom atmosphere that environmental psychologists associate with physiological calm and reduced cortisol levels rather than the stimulating warmth that amber glass introduces. Paired with a 2700K source, The Slate balances cool glass tone against warm bulb output, producing a bedroom overhead quality that feels genuinely restful rather than either clinically cool or artificially warm.

How does The Slate's cool grey tonal character perform in a drawing room that transitions between professional daytime use and relaxed evening entertaining without fixture adjustment?

Grey glass maintains consistent tonal restraint across both functional contexts, its cool mineral character providing task-appropriate overhead clarity during daytime use without the clinical harshness that clear glass introduces into professional environments. As evening entertaining begins, The Slate's grey tone deepens in atmospheric character at lower dimmer intensities, transitioning the drawing room's register from functional to genuinely considered without requiring supplementary lighting intervention.

In a boutique hotel bedroom where design investment must be communicated through every specified surface, what material quality does The Slate contribute that standard grey metal pendant finishes cannot?

Grey glass carries its tone within its material body rather than applied above a substrate, producing a pendant whose grey character shifts with light conditions in ways that painted or powder-coated metal surfaces cannot replicate. Hotel guests register this material depth as evidence of considered specification rather than default finish selection, The Slate communicating design investment through chromatic behaviour rather than decorative complexity.