Alabaster is the stone the Egyptians carved Tutankhamun's oil lamps from — a fine-grained gypsum so translucent that when you hollow it out and put a bulb inside it glows like it's lit from within rather than lit from a socket, a quality medieval churches figured out for their windows before glass was cheap, and every high-end lighting house from Visual Comfort to Apparatus has been chasing ever since because no synthetic matches the soft, honey-warm diffusion real alabaster gives back. Our 28-piece collection covers the full alabaster vocabulary: alabaster chandeliers, alabaster pendant lights, alabaster wall sconces, alabaster table lamps, alabaster floor lamps, tube & linear alabaster pendants, rectangular alabaster sconces, mushroom-shape alabaster lamps, Organic Modern & Warm Minimalist alabaster fixtures, Spanish alabaster chandeliers, and brass-mounted alabaster wall lamps — priced from a $142 rechargeable accent lamp to a $2,175 Leon Alabaster Chandelier, each stone veined differently so no two fixtures in the world are identical.
