Elvaris LED 2 Tier Radial Alabaster Chandelier - Brushed Brass

The Elvaris is a 780mm two-tier radial chandelier built from a solid copper frame in a brushed brass finish, with elongated bars of natural Spanish alabaster set along each arm. Six linear arms radiate from a central column on two staggered tiers, each housing an integrated 24W LED that lights the alabaster from within at 3000K, turning each bar into a softly glowing diffuser rather than a point source.

Designed for dining rooms, open-plan living spaces and contemporary foyers, the chandelier suits ceiling heights of 2.6m or above thanks to its 300mm body plus adjustable rod offering a maximum drop of 1000mm. The two tiers spread the light footprint horizontally, making the Elvaris well suited to longer dining tables or kitchen islands where a single circular pendant would leave the ends of the surface under-lit. The rod is cut to length on installation.

Each alabaster bar is cut from natural Spanish stone, so the veining, mineral patterning and translucency vary between sections, giving the chandelier a quiet visual rhythm when lit. The solid copper construction beneath the brushed brass plating gives the fitting weight and rigidity, keeping the long radial arms level over time. The architectural geometry sits comfortably in modern, minimalist and warm-contemporary interiors without overwhelming the space.

Instruction Manual

What ceiling height does the Elvaris need?

The body is 300mm tall and the rod adds up to 1000mm of drop, giving a maximum overall drop of around 1300mm. The chandelier suits rooms with ceiling heights of 2.6m or above, particularly over a dining table where 700-800mm of clearance above the surface is typical. The rod is cut to length during installation to set the right height for your room.

Is it dimmable?

The integrated LED is rated 24W on 230V mains. Dimmer compatibility depends on the specific dimmer model, so please contact us before pairing with a dimmer to confirm a match.

Why does each alabaster bar look slightly different?

Each bar is cut from natural Spanish alabaster, so the veining, tonal variation and translucency differ between individual sections. This is a feature of the natural stone rather than a defect, and the variation only becomes visible when the LEDs are lit.

How is the alabaster cleaned?

Alabaster is porous and softer than marble. Wipe the bars gently with a dry, soft microfibre cloth. For more stubborn marks a barely-damp cloth with distilled water is acceptable, but avoid soaking the stone and do not use household sprays, polishes or chemical cleaners on either the alabaster or the brushed brass.