Norex LED Alabaster Tube Pendant Light - Brushed Brass

The Norex is a slim cylindrical pendant light built around a 300mm tall, 60mm diameter tube of natural Spanish alabaster, capped at top and bottom with brushed brass collars. An integrated LED concealed within the stone runs at 3000K on 230V mains, lighting the alabaster from inside so the entire tube becomes the diffuser rather than a fitting holding a separate shade.

The narrow profile suits installations where multiple pendants are clustered or run in a line: above a kitchen island in groups of three or five, flanking a bathroom mirror as vertical accents, or staggered at varying drops in a stairwell. The single-tube format also works alone over a bedside table or in a hallway. The black suspension cable can be shortened on installation to set the drop required for the room.

Each alabaster tube is cut from natural Spanish stone, so the soft white body shows organic veining, density variation and faint mineral marks along its length. When the LED is on, these variations become more visible as the light passes through thicker and thinner sections of the wall, giving each pendant its own pattern. The brushed brass collars have a satin finish that catches light gently without throwing strong reflections, and frame the stone cleanly at both terminations.

Does the Norex come with a bulb?

Yes. The LED is integrated into the fitting and runs at 3000K (warm white) on 230V mains. There is no separate bulb to buy or replace.

Can multiple Norex pendants be installed together?

Yes. The slim 60mm diameter and 300mm height make the Norex well suited to grouped installations such as clusters of three or five over a kitchen island, paired sconces flanking a mirror, or staggered drops in a stairwell. Each pendant is supplied as a single unit and wired to its own ceiling point.

Will the alabaster look identical to the photo?

The shape and dimensions are consistent, but the veining, tonal variation and translucency of each tube differ because the stone is cut from natural Spanish alabaster. This is a feature of the material and means no two pendants are identical when lit.

How is the alabaster cleaned?

Wipe gently with a dry, soft microfibre cloth. Avoid household sprays, polishes and chemical cleaners, as alabaster is porous and softer than marble. For stubborn marks a barely-damp cloth with distilled water can be used, but do not soak the stone.