Let’s be honest: overhead lighting gets a bad rap.
We’ve all walked into a room, flipped a switch, and immediately wished we hadn't. That harsh, clinical glare? Nobody wants that—especially not in the rooms where people actually gather.
That’s why we couldn’t be more excited to introduce our brand-new collection of Alabaster Chandeliers.
Think of these fixtures less like traditional lights and more like functional ceiling sculptures. Crafted from genuine Spanish alabaster and paired with sleek metal detailing, they bring an effortless, elevated vibe to the two hardest-working spots in your home: the kitchen island and the dining table.
Here is why these new arrivals are already stealing the spotlight—and how to pick the right one for your space.
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Why Alabaster? (Spoiler: It’s All About the Glow)
If you love the grounded, organic look of marble but want something warm and cozy, alabaster is the answer.
Unlike standard clear glass or cold metal, Spanish alabaster is naturally translucent. During the day, it looks like a clean, matte stone sculpture anchoring the room. But when you switch it on at night? Magic. The light filters through the natural mineral veining, casting a soft, golden glow that instantly dials up the ambiance.
The raw slab
Matte and stone-white by day.
Cut open
Every block reveals its own veining.
Shaped
Ready to filter light into a soft glow.
Because no two cuts of stone are ever identical, every single chandelier is a one-of-a-kind art piece.
Why Your Kitchen Island & Dining Table Are Begging for One
The kitchen island and the dining table are the visual centerpieces of your living space. They’re where morning coffee turns into dinner prep, and where dinner parties turn into late-night wine chats. Here is why this collection fits those spaces so seamlessly:
Over the Kitchen Island
An island needs balanced, directional light that doesn't feel bulky. Our linear alabaster chandeliers stretch out horizontally, framing the length of your countertop without blocking line-of-sight into the rest of the room.
Over the Dining Table
A dining room demands mood. You want intimate, flattering light that pools over the tabletop without blinding anyone across from you. Alabaster softens harsh bulb glare naturally, making your dining setup feel like a boutique hotel.
Pure Artistic Presence
When lights are turned off for most of the daytime, ordinary fixtures just hang there. An alabaster fixture looks intentional, architectural, and gallery-worthy 24/7.
Meet the New Lineup
Why you’ll love it
Warrick takes geometric alabaster elements and lines them up across a crisp brass frame. It brings rhythm and structured elegance to long surfaces.
Best placed
Centered over an 8-foot (or longer) dining table or a wide quartz/marble kitchen island.
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Why you’ll love it
True to its name, Hadley feels like it’s defying gravity. Suspended by nearly invisible cables, the solid stone body seems to hover mid-air, making small-to-medium rooms feel taller and more open.
Best placed
Over a round dining table, a cozy breakfast nook, or in an open-concept loft where you want statement art without visual clutter.
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Why you’ll love it
Davis leans into balanced symmetry. It has enough architectural weight to anchor an entire space, pairing gorgeous stonework with refined metal finishes.
Best placed
The centerpiece of a formal dining room or a high-ceilinged kitchen that needs a bold focal point.
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Why you’ll love it
Wilder plays with points and lines, softening crisp edges with round, glowing stone details. It’s warm, modern, and just quirky enough to start a conversation.
Best placed
Suspended over a casual kitchen island or paired with warm wood finishes like white oak and walnut.
Shop WilderQuick Designer Rules for Hanging Them
To make sure your new chandelier looks like an interior designer installed it, keep these easy measurements in mind:
The 30–36 Inch Rule
Hang the fixture so the bottom sits roughly 30 to 36 inches above your tabletop or kitchen counter. This keeps sightlines clear and prevents bumped heads.
Scale Matters
As a quick rule of thumb, a linear chandelier should span about two-thirds the length of the table or island beneath it.
Always Use a Dimmer
This is non-negotiable! Alabaster is made for dimming. Keep it brighter for cooking and homework, then dim it way down for cocktail hour.
Ready to swap out standard lighting for something that feels like home?
Explore the New Alabaster Chandelier Collection