The Marlen Stacked Stone Alabaster Chandelier runs a slim metal rod from ceiling to tip and threads a small stack of stone discs onto it, roughly two-thirds of the way down. The rod passes straight through the middle of each disc and continues below — so the stone sits on the line rather than hanging from the end of it. Lit, the discs glow from within and the metal above and below them stays dark, which is what makes each drop read as a single lit bead on a wire rather than a lamp with a shade.
- Finish: Gold · Black · Nickel
- Light source: Integrated LED Built in — no bulb to buy, fit, or replace.
- Voltage: AC 110–240V
- Control: Wall switch — dimmable on a compatible LED dimmer
- Colour temperature: Warm white 3000K
Design & Materials
Once strung onto a cord, an object ceases to be merely a standalone item and transforms into a point along a line. These elements can be arranged closely without appearing cluttered—whether hanging singly above a bedside table, grouped in twos or threes to adorn a kitchen island, or suspended in staggered formations of five, seven, nine, or eleven within a stairwell.
Alabaster is a natural stone, so every piece carries its own veining and subtle variation in color. The fixture you receive may therefore differ slightly from the images shown.
Specifications
| Finish |
Gold · Black · Nickel |
| Colour temperature |
Warm white 3000K |
| Voltage |
AC 110–240V |
| Control |
Wall switch — dimmable on a compatible LED dimmer |
| Mounting |
Ceiling — hardwired, cord suspended |
| Environment |
Indoor only · IP20 |
| Preparation time |
5–10 days Made and inspected at our own workshop before dispatch. |
| Linear — on a bar |
For islands, counters and long tables |
| Pendant ∅ 5.9″ × H 19.7″ |
∅ 15 × H 50 cm · plus 59″ of cord |
| Best for |
Bedside · beside a mirror · two or three bought separately along an island |
| Ceiling |
8 ft + |
| L 23.6″ × H 59.1″ |
L 60 × H 150 cm full drop |
Good to Know
There are two versions of "3 lights" — which do I want?
They are completely different fixtures, so this is worth thirty seconds before you order. 3 Lights · Linear hangs from a straight bar and is 39.4″ wide — three drops in a row. That's the one for a kitchen island, a counter, or a long console. 3 Lights · Cluster hangs from a round plate and is only 11.8″ across — three drops bunched together at staggered heights. That's the one for a stair landing, a small entry, or anywhere you want a vertical shape rather than a horizontal one.
Why doesn't the diameter grow much on the bigger clusters?
Because on this fixture, more drops means longer, not wider. From 3 lights to 15, the width only goes from 11.8″ to 21.7″ — but the drop goes from 59″ to 157.5″, nearly three times as far.So choose by how much height you need to fill, not how much floor you need to cover. If you want to cover a wide table, the linear versions are the right answer.
Is the stone real?
Yes — genuine natural alabaster, cut and polished. Never resin, never plastic made to look like stone.You'll be able to tell: real stone is cool to the touch and heavier than it looks, and every disc carries its own faint veining. On a cluster, the discs will not match each other — some milkier, some warmer. Because they're small and hung close together you notice this more than you would on one big shade. That's what quarried stone does; it isn't a fault.
Will the light shine in my eyes?
No. Stone isn't see-through the way glass is — the light travels a short way inside the disc and comes out softened, so there's no bright spot and nothing to look into. That matters here more than usual: in a stairwell these hang right at eye level as you walk down, which is the worst possible place for a visible bulb.
Are there bulbs to buy or change?
No. The LED is built into each drop — nothing to source, nothing to match across eleven of them, and no mismatched one six months later.The honest trade-off: at end of life it isn't a bulb change. Contact us if a drop ever stops working and we'll advise on parts.
