Alabaster Mirrors

Our Niori alabaster mirrors: illuminated wall mirrors in natural stone

Our alabaster mirrors are illuminated wall mirrors with alabaster shades, the natural stone diffusing integrated LED light through its veining. The range includes the Lumessa in brushed brass, and the Solviera and the Ondavia in soft white. Each is a wall mirror built around real alabaster, so the light that frames the mirror reads as a soft, warm halo rather than a hard LED edge.

These pieces sit in a slightly different category from plain alabaster-framed mirrors. The alabaster here is the light source, not just decorative trim. That makes the range a good fit for bedrooms above a dressing table, hallways near an entrance, or living-room walls where directed glare from a downlight would feel harsh.

What is alabaster

Alabaster is a soft, translucent natural stone used in lighting for thousands of years. The variety used in modern work is gypsum alabaster, hand-cut and finished into shades that allow light to pass through rather than bounce off. Every block carries its own pattern of veining and mineral character, so no two alabaster mirror lights look identical even within the same model.

This matters for buyers comparing options. Some pieces sold as alabaster are actually frosted glass or moulded resin shaped to mimic stone. The alabaster in our range is real natural stone, cut from selected blocks. The glow you see when the LED is on is shaped by the stone's internal structure, not printed onto a synthetic substitute.

Brushed brass and soft white finishes

The designs split across two finishes. The Lumessa pairs its alabaster with brushed brass metalwork, which reads warm against neutral walls and works well alongside walnut, oak and antique brass fittings elsewhere in the room. The Solviera and the Ondavia use a soft white frame in a more minimalist register, suited to contemporary bedrooms, pale plaster walls and Scandinavian-influenced interiors.

Each design is a wall mirror with integrated LED, so no separate bulb purchase or wiring of external fittings is needed. Hardwiring to a wall point gives the cleanest install; an electrician should handle the connection.

Care and cleaning for alabaster mirror lights

Alabaster is durable but slightly porous, so it asks for gentler care than glass. Dust the stone with a soft, dry microfibre cloth. Avoid feather dusters, which can leave fine scratches over time. For light marks, use a soft cloth dampened with plain water, then dry the surface fully. Do not use soap, alcohol-based cleaners, glass sprays or abrasive cloths on the alabaster panel; these can erode the stone's finish.

The mirror glass itself can be cleaned in the normal way with a soft cloth and standard glass cleaner, but take care to avoid letting cleaner run onto the alabaster edge. Switch the LED off before cleaning and let any moisture dry before turning it back on.

Browse related ranges

For more alabaster pieces across the wider range, see our alabaster wall lights (including wall sconces) for bedside and hallway lighting in the same material, our alabaster ceiling lights (including flush mounts) for overhead lighting in dry zones, or browse the full alabaster lighting parent range covering chandeliers, pendants, table lamps, floor lamps and ceiling lights.