Geometric Winged Alabaster Floor Light

Geometric Winged Alabaster Floor Light · Resin & Alabaster · E26/E27 Bulb Socket

Geometric Winged Alabaster Floor Light with Branching Arms

A tall, tapered black resin column splits at the top into slender branch-like arms, each holding an angular, folded panel of white alabaster that catches light from within like flattened paper. The narrow base and wide, open branching top give the fixture a sense of quiet movement, as if caught mid-growth. At 150cm tall, it works as a sculptural reading or corner light with genuine presence, even switched off.

Key Features

• Tapered black resin base branching into slender arms holding two folded white alabaster shade panels
• Standard E26 or E27 socket — bulb not included
• Push-button switch (not dimmable)
• Available with US, UK, AU, or EU plug

Specifications

MaterialResin, alabasterFinish / ColourBlack body, white alabaster shade*Light SourceStandard, compatible with E26 or E27 — bulb not includedTypeFloor lightControl MethodPush-button switch (not dimmable)Plug OptionsUS, UK, AU, or EU plugMountingFloorEnvironmentIndoor

Size & Dimensions

Ø 38cm × H 150cm / Ø 15" × H 59.1"

Where It Works

Place beside a reading chair, in a living room corner, or at the end of a hallway where its tall, branching silhouette has room to be seen from a distance as well as up close.

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FAQ

Does it come with a bulb?

No — you'll need to supply your own E26 or E27-base bulb, either LED or Edison-style.

Is alabaster fragile?

Alabaster is a natural stone that's softer than most building stone and can chip if knocked hard, so handle the shade panels carefully during setup and cleaning — dust gently rather than wiping with pressure.

Is it dimmable?

No — it turns on and off via a push-button switch, with no dimming function.

Is the base stable given how tall and narrow it is?

The base widens toward the floor and is made of solid resin, giving it a low centre of gravity despite the height — even so, place it away from high-traffic paths where it could be knocked.

Alabaster is a natural stone, so veining and translucency will vary slightly from panel to panel.