Dionne Alabaster Ceiling Lamp

At ∅ 16.5″ × H 16.5″, it's well-scaled for hallways and corridors of 6–10 m², primary bedrooms and living rooms of 14–22 m², and entry foyers up to 18 m². The semi-flush profile (only 51 cm / 20″ total drop) makes it especially good for ceilings of 8–9 ft where a deeper chandelier would feel too low.

The alabaster is quarried in Aragón, Spain and hand-cut from natural blocks. The cloud-like veining, color depth, and translucency are properties of the natural stone — no two bowls are identical. This is the character of the material, not a flaw, and one of the reasons alabaster has been valued for ambient lighting since Roman times.

Yes, with the right bulb. Each socket takes an E26 (US) or E27 (EU) screw-base bulb. Install dimmable LED bulbs on a TRIAC wall dimmer and the pendant dims smoothly. Warm white 2700K–3000K is recommended to flatter the alabaster glow.

The six bulbs are concealed inside the bowl, so light washes upward through the alabaster onto the ceiling rather than projecting downward. The result is ambient indirect illumination — softer and more atmospheric than a downlight chandelier — with the bowl itself glowing as a secondary light source. Best paired with separate task lighting if you need direct workspace illumination.

Yes — the Dionne is essentially a semi-flush pendant. Total drop from canopy to bowl base is about 51 cm (20″), shorter than most chandeliers. It works comfortably in 8 ft ceilings (240 cm) and is well-suited to hallways and rooms where a longer drop would feel intrusive. The 30 cm suspension rod can also be shortened if needed.

Six bulbs total, all E26 (US) or E27 (EU) screw-base. We recommend warm-white 2700K–3000K LED A19 or globe-shape bulbs at 40W incandescent equivalent each. Avoid daylight (5000K+) — it gives a clinical cast that clashes with the warm vintage brass and the natural cream of the alabaster.