Elixara 10 Light LED Alabaster Wall Light - White

Description

The Elixara is a 630mm tall wall light built from ten white alabaster spheres threaded along a curved matt black arm, fixed to a circular matt black wall plate. Each alabaster bead houses an integrated LED running at 3000K on 230V, lighting the stone from within so the spheres themselves become the light source rather than concealed bulbs.

Designed for hallways, stairwells, bedside positions and reading corners, the Elixara projects 330mm from the wall and reads as a sculptural arc rather than a conventional sconce. The wall plate is hard-wired and sits flush against the wall, with the curved black arm carrying the cable run to each bead. The 3000K colour temperature gives a warm domestic light that suits living rooms and bedrooms more than task areas.

The frame is solid copper finished in matt black, with the spheres cut from Chinese alabaster and finished in a soft white. Because alabaster is a natural stone, each bead carries its own subtle veining and tonal variation, so no two Elixara wall lights look identical when lit. The 10-bead configuration loops downward in a necklace-like curve, giving the fitting an organic shape that contrasts with the precise geometry of the matt black mounting plate.

Specification

Frequently Asked

Does the Elixara come with bulbs?

Yes. The light source is integrated, with LEDs built into each of the ten alabaster spheres at the factory. There are no replaceable bulbs to fit and no bulb to buy separately.

Is it dimmable?

The integrated LED runs at 3000K on 230V mains. Dimmer compatibility depends on the specific dimmer module used, so please contact us before pairing with a dimmer to confirm the right driver.

How is it fitted?

The Elixara is hard-wired to mains and should be fitted by a qualified electrician. The circular wall plate covers a standard back box, and the 330mm projection means it suits walls with at least that much clearance from adjacent furniture.

Will the alabaster look identical to the photo?

The shape and configuration match the photo, but each alabaster sphere is cut from natural stone and carries its own veining and tonal variation. This is a feature of the material rather than a defect, and it shows most clearly when the light is switched on.