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The Spectra (581847)

Rs. 32,430.00

Rs. 30,322.00
Tax included.

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

Technical Specification

Brand  Philips (Ashoka Lites)
Model No 581847
Dimension (In mm) 510*180
Material Mirror Stainless Steel Shade With Clear Crystal
Body Color Chrome
Light Color    Warm White 
Style  Chandelier
Light Bulb and Wattage Only the G-9 Bulb Holder is Available , 7*42 Watt Max 

Care and Maintenance

To keep your Corona Crystal Chandelier in optimal condition, regularly dust the fixture with a soft, dry cloth to remove any dirt or debris. For the crystal components, use a gentle glass cleaner to maintain clarity and brilliance. Periodically check the mounting hardware to ensure it remains secure. The high-quality materials used in this chandelier are designed to resist wear and fading, requiring minimal maintenance to maintain its elegant appearance. With proper care, this stunning lighting fixture will continue to enhance your space for years to come, providing a luxurious ambiance and sophisticated charm. Ensure that the chandelier is installed in a location where it can be fully appreciated, allowing its beauty to shine through in your interior design.

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

Most chandeliers are just about adding light, but The Spectra takes it to a whole new level by bouncing, reflecting, and scattering light all over the place until your ceiling is right in the conversation.

Mirror-polished stainless steel not only holds the crystal, it makes the whole thing shine like a mirror. Every single reflective surface catches bits of the room - walls, furniture, people moving around, and even the way that light is being reflected off the crystal. The end result feels a lot bigger and more dynamic than you'd expect from something that size. The circular shape of it is both geometric and celestial - a classic chandelier but with a bit of a futuristic twist, all thanks to the way it uses reflection and multiplication. Even when it's not lit, it can transform a dull ceiling into a really interesting design feature that's definitely worth noticing.

As soon as you turn it on, the mirror steel and crystal get into this really clever feedback loop. Light passes through the crystal, bounces off the mirror steel, and then scatters off in all directions again, adding a whole new layer of brightness to the room that you wouldn't get with a chandelier made out of one single material. In a drawing room or dining area, this creates a really nice sense of depth and visual movement. If you've got a flat overhead light in an office or hotel, The Spectra is basically the solution to that, a really elegant antique-glass-style chandelier that's been given a modern boost by some clever use of reflective physics.
The Spectra (581847)

DID YOU KNOW?

Did you know that the reflections from a chandelier can create a dazzling effect?

You might know that the word "spectra" refers to all the different wavelengths of light that we can see in the world - like a rainbow, for example. The Spectra chandelier makes use of that idea on purpose: the clear crystal breaks up the light into all its different colours and then the mirror steel reflects those colours back across the room. It's why chandeliers with mirror-finish metal and crystal always seem to produce this really dynamic, "alive" lighting - they're not just putting out light, they're actually playing with the light itself. It's basically just some clever optical engineering, dressed up as a fancy design.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the ideal ceiling height for The Spectra in a living or dining room?

Honestly, a ceiling height of about 9 to 11 feet is probably your best bet for getting the most out of the Spectra in a residential space. The mirror steel and crystal need some room to work their magic without feeling cramped, and above 9 feet you get that nice wide-open feeling that lets the light really shine.

Do I need to do special cleaning to keep the mirror steel looking good?

Actually, the Spectra's mirror finish is one of the better ones - electropolished and sealed during manufacturing, so it resists fingerprints and smudges way better than regular polished metal. All you need to do to keep it looking its best is just wipe it with a microfiber cloth every now and then. No special treatments or polishing compounds needed. The point of the finish is that it lasts, not that you have to spend all your time cleaning it.

How do I style around The Spectra without it overwhelming the whole room?

To be honest, just keep it simple. Paint the walls white or a soft grey, and use some warm, calm textures like timber or linen to keep the whole space grounded. You want to make the Spectra the star of the show, so let it shine and then just fade into the background with your other design choices. Give it some room to be the focal point of the room, and the whole thing will just come together nicely.

Can The Spectra work in a traditional drawing room, or is it too modern?

Well, actually it's kind of a bridge piece - it's got the classic look of an old-fashioned chandelier, but the mirror steel and optical tricks give it a bit of a modern edge. If you've got a traditional drawing room, it can be that one bold statement that keeps the whole room feeling fresh. And in a modern office or hotel, it's a bit of a game-changer - it adds that single bit of brilliance and visual movement that stops minimalism from feeling just a bit too sterile.