Caldrin 8 Light Tiered Panel Alabaster Chandelier - Soft White & Brass

Caldrin 8 Light Tiered Panel Alabaster Chandelier is a compact circular composition defined by layered stone planes and precise radial structure. The design is formed around a refined brass framework, from which a series of flat alabaster panels are arranged in a tiered sequence. This stepped configuration creates depth and shadow, giving the chandelier a sculptural presence with a clearly articulated architectural profile.

Natural Spanish alabaster is the central material focus. Each panel is cut from solid stone, revealing unique veining, tonal variation, and areas of mineral density that differ from piece to piece. Softly honed surfaces allow the internal character of the alabaster to remain visible, with subtle transitions between translucency and opacity across each panel. These organic variations introduce movement and texture while maintaining visual cohesion through repetition and alignment.

The panels are positioned vertically around the circumference, creating a continuous circular form while preserving the individuality of each stone element. Their layered arrangement adds visual weight and dimensionality, emphasising the chandelier’s tiered construction and reinforcing its architectural clarity. The reduced scale compared to larger versions results in a more concentrated expression of material and proportion.

Supporting the alabaster panels is a precisely engineered brass structure finished in Soft White & Brass. Slender radial arms extend outward from the centre, securing each panel and establishing symmetry throughout the composition. A central suspension element rises cleanly from the structure, maintaining balance and reinforcing the chandelier’s disciplined geometry.

Each alabaster panel is individually mounted to ensure consistent spacing and alignment, highlighting the precision of construction. Caldrin 8 Light Tiered Panel Alabaster Chandelier presents a materially focused and architecturally refined design, where layered stone, controlled geometry, and refined metalwork combine into a cohesive circular form.