Real spaces. Real Samrat lighting.

This private residential installation in Nagpur features the Noorvastra Etched-Tulip Crystal Chandelier. The original catalogue design was an eight-light single-tier configuration, which was customised on the client’s request into a twelve-light two-tier version. The customised fixture was installed in the residence’s double-height staircase area, where the larger stepped form suited the vertical space more effectively.

This private residential installation in Hyderabad features the Amber Crown Thirty-Light Two-Step Cut-Glass Chandelier. The chandelier was installed in a double-height interior, where its large multi-light configuration and amber cut-glass elements suit the scale of the space. The installation photographs show the chandelier as the primary decorative lighting feature within the residence.

This private residential installation in Nagpur features the Etched Blossom Ruby Red Glass Chandelier. The chandelier was developed based on a reference image shared by the client, with a custom red-and-white colour combination created to match the room décor. Floral etching was executed on the glass shades as part of the design brief. The completed fixture serves as a customised decorative lighting feature tailored to the residence.

This private residential project in Hyderabad features the Devshikhar Crystal-Rod Grand Tiered Chandelier and the Rangbagh Scalloped Floral Hurricane Table Lamp — Ruby Red. Both products were installed in their standard catalogue configurations and used together in a decorative room corner. The chandelier provides the main suspended lighting feature, while the ruby-red hurricane lamp adds a smaller accent within the same setting.

This private residence was enhanced with a handcrafted clear crystal chandelier created to bring grandeur and refined beauty into the home. With its sparkling crystal drops, detailed glasswork, elegant curved arms, and bright illumination, the chandelier transforms the room into a graceful and luxurious space while maintaining a timeless classic appeal.

For this private double-height residence in Mumbai, the client selected the Noorvastra Darbar Etched-Tulip Twelve-Light Two-Tier Crystal Chandelier directly from Samrat Glass Emporium. The original fixture featured a chrome-finish structure, which was customised to a gold finish to better complement the warmer tones of the interior while preserving the chandelier’s original design, proportions and crystal arrangement. Its two-tier composition and twelve-light format give the fixture the visual presence needed for a tall residential space, creating a strong decorative focal point across the double-height interior.

In this Bengaluru residence, the staircase lobby was treated as a focal interior space rather than just a passage area. The Noorvastra Etched-Tulip Twelve-Light Two-Tier Crystal Chandelier was installed here in its standard catalogue configuration, allowing the two-tier form to occupy the vertical volume of the staircase setting and become the principal decorative lighting feature. The installation shows how the chandelier works within a residential circulation space where height and visibility make the fixture part of the overall architectural experience.

This Udaipur residence uses two contrasting chandelier treatments across its interiors. The Mayurrekha Feather-Cut Tulip Twelve-Light Crystal Chandelier brings a clear-glass composition into one setting, while the Meher Diamond-Cut Tulip Grand Chandelier introduces a much stronger cobalt-blue expression elsewhere in the residence. Together, the installations show how related decorative-lighting forms can take on very different characters through glass colour, detailing and composition while remaining part of the same residential project.

For this private residence in Lucknow, the client shared a reference image of a chandelier they wanted for the space. Based on that visual direction, Samrat Glass developed a custom crystal chandelier that carried a similarly grand and decorative character while being made specifically for the client’s requirement. Installed in the double-height lobby, the piece was planned to create a strong vertical presence and bring a formal, luxurious focal point to the interior.

This Sirsa residence brings together two very different decorative lighting pieces within the same interior setting. The Regalia Flare Etched Glass Crystal Chandelier provides the larger overhead statement, while the Folk Musician Gilt Brass Table Lamp introduces a smaller sculptural accent at furniture level. Used together, the two pieces create a layered lighting composition in which the chandelier carries the main visual presence and the table lamp adds character at a more intimate scale.

For this private residence in Mumbai, the Amritkalash Diamond-Cut Acorn-Shade Heritage Chandelier was selected for a room with a comparatively low ceiling. To make the chandelier work comfortably within the available height, its overall drop was adjusted while retaining the character of the original design. The result keeps the decorative presence of the chandelier without allowing it to sit too low within the room, showing how an existing catalogue piece can be adapted to suit the proportions of a particular interior.

For this private residence in Lucknow, the client shared a drawn reference image as the starting point for the chandelier requirement. Based on that direction, Samrat Glass Emporium developed a customised chandelier with specially executed glasswork to achieve the desired visual character. The final piece was created as a decorative residential installation, translating the client’s concept into a finished chandelier suited to the interior setting.

This private residence in Lucknow features a coordinated selection of Samrat Glass hanging and wall lights installed across the living and decorative interior areas. The project includes Rajsi Urn, Mehrab and Muktamaala lighting pieces, chosen to provide both suspended and wall-mounted decorative lighting within the residence. The fixtures complement the artwork, carved décor and seating areas while maintaining a consistent heritage-inspired glass lighting character throughout the space.

This private residence in Vadodara features a coordinated selection of Samrat Glass chandeliers and hanging lights installed across multiple interior areas. The project combines diamond-cut glass, urn-shaped lighting and clustered glass forms, with fixtures selected for the living area, passages and other decorative spaces within the home. The different installations complement the residence’s moulded walls, timber ceilings, ornate frames and decorative finishes while maintaining a consistent heritage glass-lighting character throughout the property.

This private residence in Mumbai features the Gulbagh Floral-Etched Hurricane Table Lamp — Ruby Red as a decorative table-lighting accent. Installed on a wooden side table alongside plants and decorative objects, the ruby-red glass creates a warm coloured glow across the surrounding wall and corner of the room. The installation shows the lamp used as an intimate accent light within the residential interior.

This private residence in Rajkot features a pair of Diamond Crest Clear Cut-Glass Candle Stands displayed on a carved wooden console. Their clear cut-glass forms add a refined decorative accent to the setting while complementing the traditional furniture and surrounding décor. The installation documents the candle stands in their actual residential placement rather than as standalone catalogue pieces.

This private residence in Chennai features coordinated Rajsi wall and hanging lights installed across a covered seating area. The project combines Rajsi Urn wall lights with ornate Rajsi hanging lights, creating layered decorative lighting around the seating and circulation space. The clear glass forms and traditional scroll detailing complement the carved wall panels, timber elements and warm-toned finishes of the interior.

This private residence in Roorkee features two distinct Samrat Glass lighting pieces used across decorative interior settings. The Shamiyana Cobalt Blue Cut-Glass Table Lamp is placed as an accent light alongside artwork and decorative objects, while the Vayupatra Antique Brass Wall Sconce provides traditional wall lighting against a patterned interior backdrop. Together, the installations show contrasting blue glass and antique-brass lighting used within the same residence.

This private residence in Gurgaon features the Rang Mahal Clear Prism Table Chandelier as a decorative lighting accent within the living area. Positioned beside the seating and television wall, the multi-light crystal fixture brings layered illumination and a more formal decorative presence to the room. The installation shows the table chandelier used as a statement accent within an everyday residential setting.

This private residence in Pune features a coordinated installation of Mehrab antique-gold crystal hanging lanterns in both small and large sizes. The lanterns are suspended together within a double-height residential area, creating a layered decorative lighting composition. Their scrollwork frames, crystal elements and warm antique-gold finish complement the timber ceiling detailing and large glazed opening in the space.

This private residence in Bijnor features a pair of Rajsimha Lattice-Cut Crystal Table Lamps placed on matching bedside tables. The clear cut-crystal bodies, antique-finish metal detailing and fabric shades complement the bedroom’s neutral upholstery, mirrored wall panels and warm metallic accents. The paired installation provides balanced decorative lighting on both sides of the bed.

This private residence in Mumbai features the Bagh-e-Noor Gold-Decorated Glass Chandelier in cobalt blue, customised from the original catalogue configuration to suit the available space. The original 12-light design was reduced to 8 lights, and the overall height of the chandelier was also reduced. The completed installation retains the distinctive cobalt-blue glass character while adapting the scale of the fixture to the client’s requirement.

This private residence in Mumbai features two Rajsi glass hanging lights installed together within a decorative interior setting. The project combines the Rajsi Urn Diamond-Cut Glass Hanging Light — Classic Chain with the Rajsi Urn Fluted Glass Hanging Light — Crowned Jar, creating a layered arrangement of clear patterned glass and warm illumination. The fixtures complement the arched glazing, greenery and traditional decorative elements surrounding the installation.