The shades come in three genuine materials, never resin or acrylic. Cloud stone (the Alabaster) is a naturally translucent mineral, hand-cut from quarried stone, so each piece carries its own veining and is one of a kind. Ceramic (the Heirloom and Bistro) is hand-formed and glazed. Aluminum is spun from a single sheet and hand-lacquered for a saturated, colour-rich finish.

They share the same hand-finished craft and differ in form and shade material. The Heirloom is the classic tiered silhouette and the Bistro a long, linear form for islands and longer tables — both in hand-glazed ceramic. The Alabaster uses sculptural cloud stone, and the Aluminum brings the same craft in lightweight, colour-rich spun aluminum. Choose the form for your space and the material for the look you want.

As a general guide, add the room's length and width in feet and use that figure in inches as a target diameter — a 12×14 ft room suits roughly a 26″ fixture. Over a dining table, choose a width about one-half to two-thirds of the table width. Use the interactive sizing tool above, or send us your room dimensions and we'll recommend the right model and size.

Dimming depends on your bulbs and switch. Fit dimmable LED or filament bulbs and pair them with a compatible dimmer switch to adjust the brightness; with standard non-dimmable bulbs the fixture runs at full output.

Dust cloud stone with a soft, dry cloth; wipe glazed ceramic or lacquered aluminum with a dry or barely-damp cloth. For all three, avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents, or soaking — natural cloud stone is porous and harsh chemicals can mark any finish. Wipe metal parts gently with a dry or barely-damp cloth.

The chandelier ships with a canopy, mounting hardware, and an installation guide. Because it is hardwired, we recommend installation by a licensed electrician — particularly for the heavier stone models (the aluminum version is the lightest to hang).