Alabaster Box Pendant Light, Gold Frame, 6-36 Light Linear Design

Line up six to thirty-six rectangular alabaster blocks along a slim gold-toned bar and you get something between a chandelier and an architectural light rail — each panel glows on its own rather than throwing one uniform beam, so the light breaks into a rhythm of soft, separate pools instead of a single hot spot. That rhythm is what makes it read so well over a long dining table or a kitchen island: a single-shade pendant tends to spotlight one patch of table, while this one spreads warmth the full length of the run. Because the frame comes in eight different lengths, you can run a short six-box line over a console or stretch a full thirty-six-box spread across a long table, and the proportions hold up either way.

What makes it work

• Alabaster boxes lit one by one — every block is its own light source, so you get a continuous run of warm glow instead of a single central bulb, with shadows that fall softer than they would from one point of light.
• Gold-toned frame — the bar and fittings carry a warm gold finish that plays off the pale stone, keeping the piece from tipping into anything cold or clinical.
• Eight length options — sized from a tight six-light run to a full thirty-six-light spread, so it can fit a console, an island, or a long dining run.

Worth knowing before you order

Alabaster is quarried stone, not a manufactured material, so every box carries its own veining — expect what arrives to differ slightly from the photos, and treat that variation as part of what you're buying rather than a flaw. It's built for dry, indoor rooms, hardwired, and comes with a 59″ (150cm) cable you can shorten or lengthen to match your ceiling height. Have an electrician fit it, or install it yourself if you're comfortable with basic wiring — it's a straightforward job either way, and wiring power to multiple points is no more involved than fitting a standard single-shade pendant.

All eight sizes share the same box height and depth, so choosing between them mostly comes down to how much length you need to fill. Measure the run you want lit and match it to the closest option in the table below.

Available sizes

Set side by side from shortest to longest — here's the six-light run, spanning 28.3″ (72cm):

Move up to eight lights and the run stretches to 37.8″ (96cm):

Ten lights extends the line further, to 47.2″ (120cm):

The shortest option, twelve lights in a compact arrangement, holds at just 15.7″ (40cm):

Eighteen lights switches to a square layout, 23.6″ x 23.6″ (60 x 60cm):

Twenty-five lights widens that square to 30.7″ x 23.6″ (78 x 60cm):

And the largest option, thirty-six lights, fills a 30.7″ x 28.3″ (78 x 72cm) footprint — shown here in the A arrangement:

...and the B arrangement covers that same footprint with a different box layout:

Specifications

The bulb base is G9, pictured below:

Want the full spec sheet? Email info@clerachic.com and we'll send it over.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the 36-light A and B layouts?
They share the same 30.7″ x 28.3″ (78 x 72cm) footprint — the two options exist purely for how the boxes are arranged across the frame, so pick whichever layout suits your space.

Does it work with LED bulbs?
Yes — the G9 base takes LED or Edison-style bulbs, so you can run it efficiently or lean into a warmer filament look.

Does the gold finish tarnish?
It's gold-finished metal built for indoor use — keep it dry and out of humid rooms like bathrooms and it will hold its finish well.

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