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The Domus Maxi Curve is a 1.2 m suspended LED linear pendant — 24 W, 2160 lm, 3000 K at CRI90, dimmable, in a white body, in six finishes.
Domus asks you to call and confirm it. ⭐ We will.
⚠ The geometry is not published — ⭐ so this is written conditionally. ⭐ But whether your SPACE suits a curve is a judgement you can make now, independently of the radius.
⭐ All of the above falls away. ⭐ A rounded diffuser face on a straight fitting suits exactly the spaces a straight pendant suits — ⭐ a 1.8 m table, an island, a desk — ⭐ and the curve is a softening of the profile rather than a plan gesture. ⭐ Which is why the question is worth asking before you commit.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Light output | ⭐ 2160 lm — 90 lm/W |
| Colour rendering | ⭐ CRI90 at 3000 K |
| Power / length | 24 W at 240 V · 1200 mm |
| Beam | 120°, down only |
| IP rating | IP20 — ⚠ dry interior only |
| Suspension | 3 m drop supplied |
| Dimming | ⭐ DALI and emergency on request |
| Warranty | ⭐ 3 years, replacement |
| ⛔ Geometry · lifespan · spacing · weight | ⛔ Not published |
⭐ A white body disappears into a plasterboard ceiling, ⭐ so the room sees the warm line and not the fitting. ⭐ Take OPAL near eye level or FROSTED above head height; ⚠ prismatic and honeycomb are workplace optics that read technical in a home. ⚠ Specify a dimmer — 2160 lm at full is task lighting.
1.2 m suspended LED linear pendant. 2160 lm, 24 W (90 lm/W), 3000 K, CRI90. 120° down-only. IP20. 1200 mm. 3 m drop. PLEX-COB-20W strip, integral dimmable driver, DALI and emergency on request. White powder-coated aluminium body. Six finishes. 3-year replacement warranty. Order code MAXI-CURVE-1.2M-W-3K. ⭐ IF THE CURVE IS IN PLAN, IT WANTS A CURVED THING TO RELATE TO — a round table, a curved reception desk, a bay window, a rounded island. ⚠ Over a rectangular table an arc fights the furniture, and tight against a wall the sweep is lost. ⭐ IF IT IS IN SECTION, all of that falls away and it suits exactly what a straight pendant suits. ⭐ Which is why the question is worth asking first.
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If the curve is in plan, it wants a curved thing to relate to — a round or oval table, a curved reception desk, a bay window, a spiral stair, a rounded island, a curved banquette. Over any of those an arc reads as deliberate. Over a rectangular table it fights the furniture: a straight pendant over a straight table is invisible as a decision, while a curved one is a decision everyone notices and usually not favourably.
If it is an arc, yes. An arc reads as an arc only when you can see its whole sweep — tight against a wall or in a corridor the curve is lost and you have bought geometry you cannot see. That is a judgement you can make about your space now, independently of the radius nobody publishes.
Hard to plan without knowing the geometry. One curved pendant in a room is a feature; several become a pattern that has to be resolved, and without knowing whether they form a continuous sweep or sit as independent segments there is no way to draw it. That is one of the questions we would ask Domus for you.
Then all of the above falls away. A rounded diffuser face on a straight fitting suits exactly the spaces a straight pendant suits — a 1.8m table, an island, a desk — and the curve is a softening of the profile rather than a plan gesture. It would install and set out identically to the Maxi 50. Which is why the question is worth asking before you commit.
2160 lumens at 1800 lumens per metre, or 90 lumens per watt from 24W, at 3000K and CRI90. The 4000K version publishes 2400 lumens for the same power. Over a 1.8m table or island at the usual 750 to 800mm that is a comfortable working level and will want dimming for dining.
Opal near eye level for the most uniform face, or frosted above head height for more output. Prismatic and honeycomb are workplace optics — they exist to control glare over screens — and both read technical in a home. Clear is undiffused and will glare over a seated table.
A white body disappears into a white or plasterboard ceiling, so the room sees the warm line rather than the fitting. In a home that is usually the point, particularly if the curve itself is meant to be the visible gesture — you want the shape read, not the tube.
| Brand | Domus Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model / SKUs | Maxi Curve 1.2m White 3000K — 30384 Prismatic, 30385 Frosted, 30386 Honeycomb, 30387 Opal, 30388 Black, 30389 Clear |
| Order code | MAXI-CURVE-1.2M-W-3K |
| ⭐ IF THE CURVE IS IN PLAN | It wants a CURVED thing to relate to |
| ⭐ Good over | Round and oval tables · curved reception desks · bay windows · rounded islands · banquettes |
| ⚠ Bad over | A rectangular table — ⭐ an arc fights the furniture |
| ⚠ And it needs space | An arc reads only when the whole sweep is visible — ⚠ lost against a wall |
| ⚠ Several together | A pattern to resolve — ⛔ and we do not know if they form a continuous sweep |
| ⭐ IF THE CURVE IS IN SECTION | ⭐ All of that falls away — ⭐ it suits what a straight pendant suits |
| ⭐ Which is why | The question is worth asking BEFORE you commit |
| ✅ Light output / CRI | 2160lm at 90 lm/W · ⭐ CRI90 |
| ⭐ At home take | OPAL near eye level · FROSTED above head height |
| ⚠ Specify a dimmer | 2160lm at full is task lighting |
| Your space | If curved in plan | If curved in section |
|---|---|---|
| ⭐ Round or oval table | ✅ Ideal | ✅ Fine |
| ⚠ Rectangular table | ⛔ Fights it | ✅ Fine |
| ⚠ Corridor or against a wall | ⛔ The sweep is lost | ✅ Fine |
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