The Orlaine Faceted Alabaster Panel Chandelier sets panels of natural alabaster into a slim stainless steel frame, each facet angled to form a wide, inverted silhouette, all lit from within by integrated 3000K warm white LED.
- Materials: Stainless steel, natural alabaster
- Finish: Gold or black
- Shade: White natural alabaster panels
- Light source: Integrated LED, 3000K warm white
- Voltage: AC 110–240V
Design & Materials
Imagine an old reading room where the lamps were glazed not with glass but with thin sheets of stone, so the light came through soft, warm and full of texture. Orlaine brings that idea into today's home. Its faceted shape feels architectural and calm, while the natural alabaster fills the room with a quiet golden glow.
Slim metal frames outline every panel, much like the leading in a stained-glass window. By day the chandelier reads as a graphic pattern of stone and line; by night every facet lights up with its own clouds and amber veins, so no two panels and no two chandeliers ever look the same.
Specifications
| Gold |
Black |
| Linear sizes |
L 132 x W 65 x H 33 cm / L 52" x W 25.6" x H 13" L 183 x W 96 x H 33 cm / L 72" x W 37.8" x H 13" |
| Materials |
Stainless steel, natural alabaster |
| Finish |
Gold or black |
| Shade |
White natural alabaster panels |
| Light source |
Integrated LED, 3000K warm white |
| Max wattage |
40W |
| Voltage |
AC 110–240V |
| Rating |
IP20, indoor dry locations only |
| Control |
Push-button switch |
| Dimming |
On/off as standard; dimmable version available on request |
| Ceiling |
Flat ceiling; sloped-ceiling mount made to order |
Good to Know
Is it dimmable?
It is on/off as standard. A dimmable version is available on request; email us before ordering.
Do I need to buy bulbs?
No. Orlaine uses integrated LED, so the light source is built in.
What color is the light?
3000K warm white, which the alabaster softens into a golden, amber-toned glow.
Is it bright enough to light a whole room?
It gives a warm, diffused glow. In large rooms, pair it with recessed or wall lights for task lighting.
Which size should I choose?
Pick a diameter or length about half to two-thirds of your table. Round suits round or square tables; linear suits long tables and islands.
