Camden Alabaster Cone Pendant Lamp

Camden Alabaster Cone Pendant Lamp

Dia 9.1″ × H 47.2″ / Brass & White
Sale price  $822.99 USD Regular price $1,000.00 USD
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Camden Alabaster Cone Pendant Lamp

Camden Alabaster Cone Pendant Lamp

Sale price  $822.99 USD Regular price $1,000.00 USD
Tapered alabaster cone glows along its length
Long brass rod for higher ceilings
No hot spot, no hard shadow

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Camden Alabaster Cone Pendant Lamp

Dia 9.1″ × H 47.2″ / Brass & White

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    ALABASTER & BRASS

    Camden Alabaster Cone Pendant Lamp

    Lit End To End

    Because the stone carries light through its whole thickness, the cone glows evenly from top to opening rather than blazing at one point.

    A Rod, Not A Cord

    The brass rod holds the shade dead straight and steady, which matters over a table or a stairwell where a cord would swing and twist.

    Stone Chosen Shade By Shade

    Each cone is cut so the veining runs along its taper. Aurelex sets the stone to the shape rather than cutting whatever falls out of the block.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Can the rod be shortened?

    Yes, it is cut to length at installation. That makes it as workable under a standard ceiling as it is in a stairwell where you want a long clean drop.

    How low should it hang over a counter?

    Thirty to thirty six inches between the worktop and the bottom of the cone. That gives usable task light while keeping the shade clear of your line of sight.

    Does it swing or spin?

    No. The rigid rod is exactly why this one is worth choosing over a cord pendant. It hangs straight and stays where you set it.

    Can I hang several in a row?

    Yes, and over an island a run of three looks excellent. Keep the rods the same length so the cones line up perfectly, which is far easier with rods than with cords.

    What upkeep does it need?

    Wipe the rod and the outside of the cone with a dry soft cloth a couple of times a year. Nothing wet on the stone and nothing abrasive on the brass.