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The Symphony (A1838/7)

Rs. 119,340.00
Tax included.

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

Brand Gloss
Model No A1838/150/A/7
Dimension(In mm) D700*H1500
Material Iron +Frosted Glass Height Adjustable
Body Color Brass +White
Light Color Warm White
Style Chandelier
Light Bulb & Wattage In-Built-LED

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

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Description

Orchestras layer instruments; The Symphony layers light. Iron framework holds frosted glass panels at adjustable heights rods extend or compress to match ceiling variations from 9 to 14 feet, solving the fit problem fixed-drop fixtures create. Each glass element diffuses LED brightness into soft glow while iron provides structural paths between components. The height adjustability isn't afterthought  it's engineering that allows one fixture to perform across varied architectural conditions hotels and drawing rooms present. Frosted glass eliminates harsh glare while maintaining brightness, creating ambient illumination that fills rooms comprehensively. Unlit, the metal chandelier framework reads as composed sculpture. Activate LEDs and each frosted glass panel becomes luminous note in larger composition, layers of soft brightness working together like instrumental sections. For hotels and living rooms where one design must adapt to multiple installations, The Symphony proves flexibility and elegance aren't opposites.
The Symphony (A1838/7)

DID YOU KNOW?

Height-adjustable chandeliers solve a centuries-old problem: no two buildings share identical ceiling heights, yet historically each fixture required custom fabrication for its specific location. The adjustable rod system — telescoping metal tubes locked at desired lengths — was perfected in the 1960s by Scandinavian designers addressing Europe's mix of medieval and modern architecture. The innovation wasn't just convenience; it was democratization. The Symphony's adjustable design means one fixture design serves 9-foot apartments and 14-foot hotel lobbies equally well, eliminating custom fabrication costs that made quality lighting prohibitively expensive. It's industrial design solving economic barriers — proving that flexibility features often matter more than aesthetic flourishes for real-world installations.

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Frequently asked questions

How does the height adjustment mechanism work, and is it stable once set?

Telescoping iron rods with locking collars at 6-inch intervals allow adjustment from 36 to 72 inches drop length. Once positioned, twist-lock mechanisms secure the rods no tools required for adjustment, but once locked, the structure is rigid and vibration-resistant. Hotels benefit from standardizing on one fixture that adjusts to their varied ceiling heights across different floors or buildings.

Does frosted glass reduce light output compared to clear glass?

Frosted glass reduces direct brightness by approximately 15% while dramatically improving light distribution. The diffusion eliminates harsh shadows and glare, creating more usable ambient light despite slightly lower raw output. In drawing rooms and hotels where comfort matters as much as brightness, The Symphony's glass chandelier panels provide superior perceived lighting quality compared to clear glass fixtures that create hotspots and dark zones.

Is the iron and frosted glass construction traditional or contemporary in aesthetic?

Deliberately transitional. The metal chandelier framework and frosted glass honor materials with century-long lighting heritage, while the LED integration and adjustable engineering are decidedly contemporary. In traditional drawing rooms, The Symphony feels respectful of history; in modern hotels, it provides warmth that prevents sterility. The design bridges eras through material choices rather than explicit historical reference.

Does the adjustable height feature affect structural stability or require special mounting?

The adjustable mechanism actually improves stability. Multiple locking points distribute ceiling stress better than single fixed-length drops. The Symphony ships with universal ceiling mounts rated for its full extended weight at maximum drop length. Standard residential and commercial ceiling boxes handle the load the adjustment flexibility doesn't require structural reinforcement or specialized installation.