Melt is a beautifully distorted pendant chandelier with a matching ceiling rose. Featuring an integrated LED module, it creates a mesmerising hot-blown glass effect when on and a mirror-finish effect when off. Made in Germany using high-tech manufacturing, it evokes molten glass or the interior of a melting glacier.
Dimensions
| Width |
60.2 in |
| Height |
64.6 in |
| Length |
60.2 in |
Specifications
| Year of Design |
2019 |
| Finish |
Opal Blow-Moulded Polycarbonate |
| Finishing Process |
Tinted, Powder Coated |
| Shade Material |
Polycarbonate |
| Shade Colour/Finish |
Opalescent, Tinted |
| Shade Quantity |
12 |
| Product Weight |
61.70 lb |
| Surface Mount Shape/Diameter |
Dome, 10 in |
| Power Method |
Mains |
| Cable Spec |
SVT, 2x18AWG, 300 V, 105°C |
| Cable Type/Length |
Black Fabric, 196.8 in |
| Light Source |
12 x 6W Integrated LED Modules |
| Max Wattage |
85W |
| Lumens |
7100 |
| CRI |
>90 |
| Colour Temperature |
3000K; 2700K accessory available |
| Dimmability |
Mains Dimmable, Leading & Trailing Edge |
| Voltage |
100-120V |
| Environment |
Indoor |
| Certification |
cULus, FCC, Title 24 |
| Fitting Material |
Steel |
| Fitting Colour/Finish |
Black, Gloss |
| Light Source Included? |
Yes |
| Frequency (Hz) |
60 |
| Country of Origin |
Germany |
Features
Unique Creation Process
Designed in 2015 in the London Studio, Melt shades are made using blow-moulded polycarbonate and finished with vacuum metallisation. Made in Germany, the process blends advanced technology with sculptural design.
Inspired by Melting Materials
The Melt collection was inspired by the idea of molten glass, lava flows, and the distorted beauty of melting materials. It explores the interplay of light and reflection, aiming to create a surreal, otherworldly effect that shifts between solid and liquid.
Great British Design
Tom Dixon is a proud British brand with a global reputation for innovation and style. All products are thoughtfully designed in our London studio, reflecting a commitment to quality, creativity, and a distinctly British approach to contemporary design.
