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Celestia | Sculptural Crystal Table Lamp

Celestia | Sculptural Crystal Table Lamp

PROJECT QUOTATION

Pricing confirmed after material and engineering review

Made to order · Final specification confirmed before production
First step
Material & quote review
Production
Approx. 8–9 weeks
Delivery
Quoted per project
Request Material Availability & Quote

Share the intended use, destination, quantity and project requirements. We will confirm feasibility and current material availability before preparing a quotation.

Commission process
Deposit
50% after specification and quotation approval
Final balance
Remaining 50% after final QC evidence, before dispatch

Production begins after the deposit, material approval and final production specifications are confirmed. Current production timing is shown in the specifications above. Final QC includes photographs or video and a dimensional check; lighting also includes an illumination review.

Material & design confirmation

We confirm the intended use, destination, quantity, dimensions, material and relevant technical requirements before production. Available slab or material photographs and video can be reviewed where applicable; physical samples are project- and material-dependent.

Delivery, changes & aftercare

International freight, duties and destination taxes are excluded unless included in the quotation. Client-requested changes are reviewed before work continues and may affect cost or timing once material, engineering or production has been committed.

Verified damage, defect or departure from the approved specification is handled through repair, replacement, replenishment or an agreed commercial remedy.

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The piece

Material, proportion, and form.

Celestia is a sculptural table lamp built around precision-cut K9 crystal. Its faceted column captures surrounding light and reflections, creating depth and transparency without excess ornament.

A soft linen shade and restrained brass detailing give the composition warmth and balance. Celestia is made to order for residential and hospitality interiors.

Specifications

Design reference & project configuration

Structured reference data for the current design. Final project details are confirmed before production.

Primary materialK9 Crystal
Dimensions∅420 × H685 mm (∅200*H380mm / ∅420*H280mm / ∅220*H25mm)
FinishABRS (#S014) (Antique Brass)
Light sourceE27 × 1 | Max 60W (E27)
Colour temperature2700K recommended
Regional electricalConfigured to destination requirements. Final socket, voltage, plug and switch/dimmer specification is confirmed before production.
CustomizationMaterial selection; metal finish; shade fabric and tone; overall proportion; regional electrical specification.
Lead timeApprox. 8–9 weeks after 50% deposit, material approval and final specification confirmation.
CareDust crystal and brass with a clean, dry, lint-free cloth. Do not use abrasive pads or harsh chemicals. Support the crystal body while cleaning and avoid impact.

Project notes

Questions about Celestia | Sculptural Crystal Table Lamp

Is Celestia | Sculptural Crystal Table Lamp made to order?

Yes. It is produced on a made-to-order basis. Production begins after the required deposit and final production specifications are approved.

Can the dimensions or material be adjusted for my project?

Project-specific dimensions, materials and finishes can be reviewed before quotation and production. Feasibility depends on the design, selected material and technical requirements.

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