MERIDIA pairs a warm brass structure with alabaster shades, and the balance between the two is what defines it. The brass is doing visible structural work - arms, joints, a canopy with real presence - while the stone softens everything the metal would otherwise make severe and formal in a room.
Brass is the right partner for alabaster because both are warm materials. A chrome or matt black frame reads as a contrast against pale stone; brass reads as a continuation of it, so the fitting holds together as one object rather than as a shade set and the hardware that happens to carry it. Lit, the metal picks up reflected warmth from the stone above and below.
Forty configurations cover arm counts, sizes and finishes, which makes it specifiable for a dining table, a hallway, a landing or a double-height space rather than fitted where it happens to land. Scale it to the table, not the room. Hardwired: professional electrical installation is required, and ceiling fixings must be rated for the combined brass and stone weight.
- Warm brass structural frame
- Alabaster shades with natural veining
- Materials matched for warmth
- Forty size, arm and finish configurations
- Substantial statement scale
- Suits dining rooms, halls and open-plan spaces
- Professional installation and rated fixings required