Beschreibung
Garajonay Alabaster Chandelier.
The Garajonay Alabaster Chandelier vividly captures the natural tension of winding vines, perfectly blending the organic modern style highly regarded in North America with biophilic design. A botanical chandelier that resembles an art sculpture, it is not only the perfect focal point above the long table in a grand foyer or formal dining room, but also an excellent art lighting installation for double-height living rooms and stairwells, infusing contemporary luxury homes with vibrant natural vitality and timeless elegance.
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 model should I choose?
Model A (∅ 17.7″ × H 47.2″) is a tall, vertical cascade – ideal for stairwells, double-height foyers and narrower spaces with high ceilings. Models B and C (∅ 31.5″ × H 39.4″) are wider, fuller compositions for formal dining rooms, grand foyers and double-height living rooms; compare the dimension drawings to choose the vine arrangement you prefer.
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 model comes with a 30 cm / 11.8″ hanging chain – contact us for a longer chain to suit high or vaulted ceilings. 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 E14 or E12 bulbs – one per alabaster shade. Use small LED candle or globe bulbs at about 3–5W each in warm white (2700 K), and check that they fit inside the shades. Bulbs are not included. E12 vs E14 guide →
How do I care for the alabaster?
Alabaster is a soft, porous natural stone – clean the shades with a soft, dry cloth only and never use water, sprays or cleaning products, which can mark or dull the surface. Dust the brass vines with a soft, dry brush 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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