Layered Linear Alabaster Chandelier

The Layered Linear Alabaster Chandelier features two staggered rows of natural stone panels arranged along an elongated gold-finished frame. Suspended evenly from fine cables, it produces a warm glow across the full length of the fixture while revealing the alabaster’s distinctive veining above a dining table or kitchen island.

Layered Linear Alabaster Chandelier Details

• Material: Copper, alabaster
• Light source: LED bulb or Edison bulb (replaceable) – E14 base
• Power: Max 60W per bulb
• Voltage: AC 110–240V
• Mounting: Ceiling
• Finish: Gold
• Process: Polishing, electroplating, frosting
• Environment: Indoor
• Control method: Push-button switch

Select Size

L 39.4" × H 13.8"

L 100 × H 35 cm

L 47.2" × H 13.8"

L 120 × H 35 cm

Select Colour

GoldWhite

FAQ

Can I replace the bulbs?

Yes – this chandelier takes standard E14-base LED or Edison bulbs (max 60W each) that you can swap yourself.

Is the shade real stone?

Yes – each panel is genuine alabaster. As a natural, translucent stone, it glows softly when lit and shows its own unique veining and tone.

Which size should I choose?

Both sizes share the same 35cm height, so the choice comes down to length – 100cm suits a standard table or smaller island, while 120cm is better suited to a longer table or larger island.

Is it hardwired or plug-in?

This is a ceiling-mounted fixture, typically hardwired by a licensed electrician like most chandeliers of this scale.

Can I use this in a bathroom or outdoors?

No – it's designed for indoor, dry spaces only.

How do I clean the alabaster panels?

Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid soaking the stone or using abrasive or chemical cleaners, as alabaster is soft and porous and can scratch or stain more easily than glass or ceramic.

Will mine look exactly like the photos?

Close, but not identical. As a natural stone, each panel shows its own unique veining and tone – that variation is part of genuine alabaster, not a defect.

As a natural stone, veining, translucency, and tone vary slightly from panel to panel and piece to piece – no two chandeliers are exactly alike.