Beschreibung
Astorga Alabaster Chandelier.
The Astorga Alabaster Chandelier is a striking statement piece, featuring gracefully curved, antique brass scrolling arms and an elegant chain-suspension system that support a circular arrangement of natural alabaster globes. As an artistic lighting fixture designed to elevate high-end interiors, it serves as the perfect focal point for formal dining rooms and grand foyers or entryways.
Each alabaster globe is natural stone – its veining, translucency and tone vary by piece, so your chandelier will differ slightly from the photos, and no two are alike.
Dimensions, at a glance.
Details, on the record.
Questions, answered.
Which size should I choose?
All three share the same 13″ height. The 5-Lights (L 20.9″) suits bedrooms, breakfast nooks and round tables of about 36–42″. The 8-Lights (L 28″) is sized for dining tables of roughly 48–60″, while the 10-Lights (L 29.5″) makes a grand centerpiece for formal dining rooms, foyers and entryways.
How high should I hang it?
Over a dining table, hang the bottom of the chandelier about 30–36″ (76–91 cm) above the tabletop; in foyers and walkways, keep at least 7 ft (213 cm) of clearance beneath it. Each size comes with a 50 cm / 19.7″ hanging chain – contact us if you need a different length to suit your ceiling. It is hardwired to a standard ceiling junction box and controlled by a common wall switch (not included). We recommend installation by a licensed electrician.
What bulbs do you recommend?
This chandelier takes E26 or E27 bulbs – 5, 8 or 10 depending on size. Choose compact LED bulbs such as A15 or small globe bulbs at about 4–6W each in warm white (2700 K), and check that they fit inside the alabaster globes. Bulbs are not included. E26 vs E27 guide →
How do I care for the alabaster?
Alabaster is a soft, porous natural stone – clean the globes with a soft, dry cloth only and never use water, sprays or cleaning products, which can mark or dull the surface. Wipe the arms and chain with a soft, dry cloth as well. Switch off at the wall and let the bulbs cool first. Natural veining and tonal variations are part of the stone’s character, not a defect.
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