This stunning pendant lamp features an elongated, precision-carved cylinder of genuine natural alabaster stone, suspended from a sleek, minimalist metal downrod. Because it is crafted from authentic alabaster, every fixture displays its own completely unique, one-of-a-kind web of dark structural veining. When illuminated, the translucent stone masterfully diffuses the inner light source – entirely eliminating harsh bulb glare and replacing it with a soft, ethereal, and deeply atmospheric glow. Whether arranged in a striking linear series over a luxury kitchen island or hung as a singular minimalist column in a modern entryway, it commands attention with effortless, sophisticated grace.
Alabaster patterns vary naturally by piece, making each entirely unique. These variations are not defects. If you need assistance, please contact us.
| Material | Brass, Alabaster |
|---|---|
| Style | Modern |
| Type | Pendant Lamp |
| Finish | Brass, Black |
| Color | White |
| Diameter | 3.9 inch |
|---|---|
| Glass Height | 15.7 inch |
| Height | 47.2 inch |
| Installation | Hardwired |
| Light Source | GU10 |
| Dimming | Compatible with dimmer switches |
| Manufacturer Number | PINP-12107 |
| Certified | Compatible with North America, Saudi Arabia, Europe, Australia Certification |
- 3.9" diameter (10cm) x 47.2" height (120cm). Weighs 17.6 lbs. (8kg).
- Uses 5-watt GU10 incandescent bulbs (not included). 90 CRI.
- Elevate your home with an exquisite monument to quiet luxury and timeless geology.
- Comes with 19.7"+11.8" adjustable suspension rod.
This stunning pendant lamp features an elongated, precision-carved cylinder of genuine natural alabaster stone, suspended from a sleek, minimalist metal downrod. Because it is crafted from authentic alabaster, every fixture displays its own completely unique, one-of-a-kind web of dark structural veining. When illuminated, the translucent stone masterfully diffuses the inner light source – entirely eliminating harsh bulb glare and replacing it with a soft, ethereal, and deeply atmospheric glow. Whether arranged in a striking linear series over a luxury kitchen island or hung as a singular minimalist column in a modern entryway, it commands attention with effortless, sophisticated grace.
Alabaster patterns vary naturally by piece, making each entirely unique. These variations are not defects. If you need assistance, please contact us.
| Material | Brass, Alabaster |
|---|---|
| Style | Modern |
| Type | Pendant Lamp |
| Finish | Brass, Black |
| Color | White |
| Diameter | 3.9 inch |
|---|---|
| Glass Height | 15.7 inch |
| Height | 47.2 inch |
| Installation | Hardwired |
| Light Source | GU10 |
| Dimming | Compatible with dimmer switches |
| Manufacturer Number | PINP-12107 |
| Certified | Compatible with North America, Saudi Arabia, Europe, Australia Certification |
- 3.9" diameter (10cm) x 47.2" height (120cm). Weighs 17.6 lbs. (8kg).
- Uses 5-watt GU10 incandescent bulbs (not included). 90 CRI.
- Elevate your home with an exquisite monument to quiet luxury and timeless geology.
- Comes with 19.7"+11.8" adjustable suspension rod.
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The quiet weight of real stone
Hand-carved natural alabaster, illuminated from within. Each unrepeatable, every one shaped by millions of years before our hands ever touched it.
"This is the year interiors stopped performing and started feeling — and
alabaster, more than any other material, is what that feeling looks like."
Once reserved for European cathedrals and the trade-only showrooms of high-end design houses, alabaster has quietly become the material of the American home in 2026. It belongs to no single style — it warms a minimalist living room, anchors an old-world dining room, softens a modern primary suite. And unlike glass, metal, or fabric, it doesn't reflect light. It holds it.
Our nine pieces are sourced from genuine quarried stone, hand-finished by craftsmen who've worked with this material for years, and built to current US electrical and safety standards — without the trade-only markup.
From quarry block to finished light.
Step inside the workshop where each block of raw alabaster is cut, hollowed, hand-finished, and wired — a process measured in days, not minutes. Press play to watch the stone become a fixture.
Watch the making of the collection
No two are ever the same.
Every block of alabaster carries millions of years of geological history — recorded in its veining, its translucency, its tonal shifts. We sort the stone before carving, but we don't fight what it wants to be. Four expressions appear most often in our collection.
Honey Clear
A warm, near-uniform amber surface with only the gentlest variation — the rarest and most prized expression of the stone.
Flowing Vein
Soft, river-like grey veining that drifts across the surface — atmospheric and quiet, evocative of watercolor on parchment.
Branching Vein
Bold mineral lines that fracture the surface in dramatic, almost lightning-like form — striking from any angle, in any light.
Crystalline Drift
Suspended flecks of lighter crystalline matter, like snowfall caught mid-air — a subtle drift that catches the light from within.
Natural variance is the point — not a defect.
Because alabaster is a real natural stone, every fixture you receive will carry its own unique veining and tonal pattern. We can't specify, photograph, or replicate any individual piece — and we don't try to. Honey clarity, flowing veins, branching veins, and crystalline flecks are inherent characteristics of the material, not flaws. If you prefer a perfectly uniform, machine-finished look, we'd kindly suggest a different material in our catalog before placing your order.
Most shades reflect light.
Alabaster holds it.
Three common shade materials, side by side. The numbers tell only part of the story — the rest, you'll feel the moment you turn it on.
Natural Alabaster
Hand-carved stone
Light passes through the stone itself, picking up the warmth of its mineral content on the way. The result reads as candlelight — soft, golden, with no visible bulb hot-spot. The fixture appears lit from within rather than illuminated from a source.
Glass
Clear or frosted
Transmits the most light of any common shade material — but also reveals the bulb, the filament, and any visible glare directly. Reads as bright, clean, contemporary; can feel cold without a deliberately warm bulb (2700K or below).
Fabric Drum
Linen, silk, paper
Diffuses the bulb evenly and reads as warm and inviting — the standard American living-room shade. But the material itself disappears when lit; what you see is the shape, not the surface.
Nine pieces.
One material. Every room.
From the foyer chandelier to the bedside lamp — alabaster scales with the architecture of your home, never against it.
Six rooms.
Six different jobs.
Alabaster scales beautifully — the same material that anchors a 24-foot foyer also softens a bedside table. A practical guide to where each form earns its place.
Statement Chandelier
Foyer & Two-Story Entryway
For double-height entries, hang the bottom of the fixture roughly 7 ft above the floor — or at the second-story landing line. A 28–36" diameter piece reads from both levels.
Pendant or Linear
Dining Room
Hang the bottom of the fixture 30–34" above the table surface. Match diameter to roughly half the table width — 24" for a 48" round, 40" for a 80" rectangle.
Central Chandelier
Living Room
Add the room's length and width in feet — that's roughly your fixture diameter in inches. A 14×18 ft room takes a 32" piece comfortably.
Chandelier + Bedside Pair
Primary Bedroom
Layered light is the move here. A center pendant for ambient, paired alabaster table lamps for reading. The stone's warmth keeps the room feeling intimate, not lit.
Vanity Sconce
Bathroom Vanity
A pair flanking the mirror, mounted at eye level (66–72" from floor), gives the most flattering face light — far better than a single overhead bar.
Sconce Run or Chandelier
Hallway & Stairwell
For long halls, alabaster sconces every 8–10 ft create rhythm without glare. For stairwells with a landing, a vertical pendant draws the eye up the run.
Made for American homes.
Plug it in. Done.
Every fixture in this collection is built and certified for US electrical, US bulb sizes, and US contractors — no transformers, no special wiring, no “sourced from Europe” install headaches. It's the trade-only look, without the trade-only paperwork.
Three small habits.
A lifetime of patina.
Alabaster is genuine natural stone — substantial, beautiful, and worth treating with the same care you'd give any heirloom piece. These are the only things you really need to know.
Lift from the body — never the cord.
The power cord isn't load-bearing. Tension on it strains the internal wiring and can cause connection failures over time. When moving the fixture, always cradle the stone itself.
Two hands. Two people, when in doubt.
Stone has weight that surprises people. For chandeliers and larger pendants, plan a two-person install — one to hold, one to wire. Your contractor will thank you.
A soft, dry cloth. That's it.
No water, no spray cleaners, no abrasives — they'll dull the finish irreversibly. A microfiber cloth, dusted gently every few weeks, keeps the stone looking the way it did the day it arrived.
The look you've been pinning.
Now within reach.
Real natural stone. UL listed. Free US shipping. 30-day returns on everything.
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