Alabaster, brass, and warm light
Sconces, pendants, and chandeliers cut from stone and turned in solid brass. Pieces meant to be lived with for years, not swapped out at the end of a season.
Sconces and chandeliers
A room is made by its light
Paint and furniture get all the attention, then a bare bulb undoes the whole room. A pair of sconces beside a mirror, or one chandelier over a table, settles a space faster than anything else you can hang.
Alabaster, brass, ceramic, and linen, chosen for the way each one holds light
Materials
Stone that glows rather than shines
Alabaster is why these fixtures read warm instead of harsh. The stone is dense enough to soften a bulb and translucent enough to carry its colour, so the light spreads through the shade instead of glaring out of it. Brass, ceramic and linen do their own version of the same job.
- Hand-cut alabaster, so no two shades match exactly
- Solid brass fittings, aged rather than plated
- Sconces, pendants, chandeliers, flush mounts and lamps