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Torus
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By day: a quiet form, holding its place in the room.
By night: the room, lit the way it was meant to be.
Rs. 251,872Tax included · free shipping across India
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MaterialMetal + CrystalBulbsIn -Built -LEDDimension1100*350DispatchWithin 3 working days, from Jaipur
The sheet
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Specification, delivery and care
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BrandLumeilQuality-checked in Jaipur before dispatch
Dimension (In mm)1100*350
MaterialMetal + Crystal
Body ColorBronze
Light ColorWarm white 3000k
Style Crystal Chandelier
Light Bulb & WattageIn -Built -LED
PaymentCards · UPI · Net bankingOr pay on delivery: a 10–20% advance, the balance in cash
InstallationFree over ₹4 lakhWe send a fitter. Below that, we guide your electrician by phone
Returns7-day windowDamaged or incorrect pieces exchanged or refunded in full
Care & maintenance
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What ceiling height is best for Torus in a living room or conference room?Honestly, a ceiling height of between 9-11 feet works best. The ring needs to be able to sit in a proper vertical space so it can look like a three-dimensional thing rather than just a flat chandelier. If you've got higher ceilings in your hotel lobby or conference room, don't worry - just use the adjustable drop rod so it looks perfect from any angle.
Is Torus strong and secure enough to hang in a busy hotel or conference room?Yeah, it's totally balanced - the whole torus shape is designed to make sure the weight is distributed evenly, no single point gets stressed and the whole thing stays firmly in place. Torus comes with a strong, adjustable canopy mount rated for both homes and commercial use - so you know it's got the strength to handle busy spaces where reliability is key.
How do I style this thing so it doesn't look too stark or modern?Just let it be the centre of attention and then soften everything else out around it. Pair Torus with some nice warm materials - like natural wood, soft textiles or some warm-toned walls. The contrast between that and the sharp, geometric shape of Torus will add up to a nice, balanced space.
Can Torus fit in a traditional drawing room, or is it strictly a modern statement piece?Not at all - in fact it's a bit of a bridge piece. The circular shape nods to all those old symmetry principles that have been used in architecture for thousands of years. Then there's the modern twist with the sharp lines and new materials to give it that contemporary edge. So in a traditional drawing room, Torus is the elegant intervention that honours the past without copying it. In a modern conference room or hotel lobby, it adds that one touch of geometric clarity that prevents the whole space from feeling aimless.
Did you know that the shape of individual crystals can influence the intensity of the chandelier's sparkle?A torus is one of the most stable shapes you can find in maths - it's the only one that can spin round and round in three dimensions and still look perfectly symmetrical. That's why, when you make it out of metal and light it up, it's just so effective at making a room feel centred. You can stand anywhere and it still looks perfectly balanced. Architects have known this for centuries - that's why you see circular lighting shapes popping up in Roman temples and Renaissance-era domes - they work. And now, Torus uses that same trick to make modern spaces feel more, well, focused. It's another great example of where proper design tends to win out: not with excessive ornamentation but with good old fashioned geometry.
Torus, at length
The full story, for the detail readers.
No. 1 · The materialMetal + CrystalChecked in Jaipur before dispatch.
No. 2 · The lightWarm white 3000kIn -Built -LED
No. 3 · The drop1100*350Measured in millimetres. Our team will send drawings for a difficult ceiling.
No. 4 · The finishBronze
A statement piece for contemporary and traditional rooms alike, built from materials chosen to last.
Most rooms just feel off-centre - not in terms of the architecture, but in how they really look and feel to us when we walk in. Torus solves that. Its sleek, perfect ring of metal and crystal instantly makes your eye go to its very centre, like a magnet attracting you right in.
Of course, a torus is a very special geometric shape - one that's got no start or end, no top or bottom, and no sense of hierarchy. When you carve that out of metal, you get this brilliant clarity - and when you add in crystal, you get a bit of sparkle without ever muddying the lines of the shape. Think of a chandelier stripped back to what it's meant to do: be the focal point that anchors the whole room. Unlit, Torus brings a sense of calm and order into a drawing room or conference room, like a reassuring presence. In a hotel lobby, it becomes the one thing everyone naturally gravitates towards.
As soon as it's lit though, the ring of light starts to shine out evenly in every direction - the crystal kicks in and adds just the right amount of visual interest to an otherwise simple shape. The metal gives it a bit of sheen back, and together they create this wonderfully layered, very intentional feeling of light. For hotels and conference rooms, Torus delivers something that's pretty rare: lighting that actually makes the space feel, well, centred, rather than just another generic room.
