Single pendants, multi-drop clusters and linear bars for dining tables, kitchen islands and stairwells.
1,607 fixtures
Hanging lights are the largest part of this catalogue because they are the fixture most Mumbai homes get wrong. A pendant that looks right in a showroom photograph sits too low over a dining table, or too high to do any work over a kitchen island. The usable rule is 75 to 90 cm of clear space between the table top and the bottom of the shade, measured after the false ceiling is in, not before.
The range here runs from single glass and metal drops to multi-pendant clusters and long linear bars sized for six- and eight-seater tables. Stairwell and double-height drops are kept in the chandelier section, since they are specified by total drop length rather than by shade diameter.
Bring your ceiling height and the length of the table you are lighting when you visit the Chembur showroom. Most of what matters is decided by those two numbers, and both are easier to work with in person than over a catalogue.