Calder Alabaster Chandelier

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The Calder Alabaster Chandelier is a linear chandelier built around a single straight horizontal bar, hung from a rectangular two-point ceiling canopy on two straight support rods. Round natural alabaster ball shades attach directly to the bar in an alternating, staggered rhythm — some sitting level with the bar, others offset just above or below it — reading like a balanced, sculptural constellation along its length. The metal frame is offered in three finishes: Brushed Brass, Brushed Nickel, and Matte Black. Features Two-point rectangular canopy The fixture hangs from a rectangular two-point ceiling canopy on two straight support rods, holding the bar level and steady. Staggered alabaster ball shades Round natural alabaster ball shades attach directly to the bar in an alternating, staggered rhythm, diffusing the light with soft, organic veining. Three finish options Choose Brushed Brass, Brushed Nickel, or Matte Black for the metal frame. Finish Options Brushed Brass A warm, satin-finished brass frame. Brushed Nickel A cool, satin-finished nickel frame. Matte Black A smooth, matte black frame. Dimensions Add product dimension image here. Overall Fixture L120 × W20 × H65 cm / L47.2″ × W7.9″ × H25.6″ Lights Approx. 10 × round alabaster ball shades Click to enlarge × Specifications Product Name Calder Alabaster Chandelier Product Type Linear Chandelier, Staggered Ball Shades on Straight Bar, 3 frame finishes Material Brass Hardware, Natural Alabaster Ball Shades Finish Options Brushed Brass, Brushed Nickel, Matte Black Overall Fixture Size L120 × W20 × H65 cm Light Count Approx. 10 × round alabaster ball shades (counted from reference photos; not stated in the source text) Socket Type G9 (regional), × 10 (approx.) Included Bulb Not specified — bulb inclusion wasn't stated in the source listing Mounting Ceiling Chandelier, Two-Point Canopy, Rod-Hung Environment Indoor Suitable Spaces Dining table, kitchen island, entryway, living room Installation & Care Mount to a secure ceiling junction box using hardware suitable for the fixture weight; installation should follow local electrical requirements. Each socket is G9; the light count (approx. 10) was counted from reference photos, not stated in the source text — please confirm the exact count and bulb inclusion with us before ordering. Individual ball shade dimensions, canopy size, and rod length weren't given in the source — please confirm these with us before ordering. Dust the alabaster shades gently with a soft, dry cloth; avoid water, solvents, or abrasive cleaners, which can damage the natural stone. Wipe the metal frame with a soft, dry cloth to preserve its finish; avoid abrasive cleaners. Disconnect power before cleaning or servicing the fixture. Intended for indoor, dry use. Downloads & Resources Specifications → FAQs What is the Calder Chandelier made from? A straight horizontal bar, in your choice of finish, hung from a rectangular two-point ceiling canopy on two straight support rods, with round natural alabaster ball shades attached directly to the bar in a staggered rhythm. What finishes are available? Brushed Brass, Brushed Nickel, or Matte Black for the metal frame. The alabaster shades' natural coloring and veining is consistent across all three. How many lights does this chandelier have? Approximately 10 round alabaster ball shades, counted from the reference photos — the source text didn't state an exact light count, so please confirm with us before ordering. How big is this chandelier? The overall fixture is L120 × W20 × H65 cm. Individual ball shade dimensions, rod length, and canopy size weren't given in the source — please confirm these with us before ordering. How do I clean the alabaster shades? Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, solvents, or abrasive cleaners, which can damage the natural stone; wipe the metal frame separately with a soft, dry cloth. Can it be used outdoors or in humid rooms? Calder is intended for indoor, dry use. Moisture can damage the natural alabaster shades over time.