Alabaster · lighting
Linear alabaster pendant light
A long illuminated alabaster bar draws a horizontal line above a table or counter.
AxoStone · Objects
Marble, onyx & alabaster lighting
Stone, seen in a different light.
Stone lighting combines sculptural material with a coordinated light source and fitting. Explore marble wall lights, alabaster pendants and onyx table lamps. Confirm the stone appearance, illuminated effect and the electrical specification for your destination before selecting the final fixture.
The selected collection
Stone, shape and detail.
Explore 6 selected designs in this collection. Open a design for more views, material notes and the details to include in your brief.
6 selected designs
Alabaster · lighting
Alabaster blade wall light
A slender alabaster face sits within a restrained metal-trimmed outline.
Travertine · lighting
Travertine aperture floor lamp
A tall stone column is opened by an elongated illuminated aperture.
Travertine · lighting
Travertine cone table lamp
A conical stone shade sits above a compact column in this travertine table lamp.
Marble · metal
Marble table lamp with black dome shade
A rounded black metal shade contrasts with the tapered marble stem below it.
Red marble · lighting
Red marble faceted-shade table lamp
A red marble stem supports a pale faceted shade.
Design references for made-to-order enquiries. Stone pattern and colour vary; dimensions, construction and the exact configuration are agreed in the quotation. Styling objects are shown for context.
The collection
Choose a starting point.
Use a design as a reference for your own brief. Natural stone varies; the final material, dimensions and supply scope are agreed for each order.
Stone lighting · 01
Aurora Calacatta Viola wall light
Dimensions and finish reviewed for your project.
Stone lighting · 03
Onyx mushroom table lamp
Dimensions and finish reviewed for your project.
Photographs show design references. Listed sizes are reference options, subject to review; room accessories, fittings and installation are included only when specified in the quote.
Before the drawing
Three decisions that shape the piece.
A useful brief connects the appearance to the way the piece is made and used.
- Light and material
- Review the piece both illuminated and unlit. Stone thickness, pattern and the light source affect the visible result; a material name alone does not establish how much light it transmits.
- Electrical specification
- Request the voltage, driver or bulb details, dimming compatibility and documentation appropriate to the destination. Confirm which electrical components are included.
- Fixing and access
- Coordinate the mounting plate, cable entry, weight, fixing surface and access for maintenance. For pendants, confirm the drop and ceiling interface with the installer.
Choose the actual stone
Begin with a material direction.
A trade name or reference photograph is a starting point. Review the proposed stone, finish and cut layout, then record what is approved for your piece.
Common questions
Before you choose.
Does all marble lighting transmit light through the stone?
No. A marble wall light may reflect light around an opaque stone element, while some onyx or alabaster designs transmit light. Review the specific fixture and an illuminated sample.
Can a stone light be used in a bathroom?
Suitability depends on the complete fixture, its documented rating and the installation location. Ask the project’s electrical installer to confirm the applicable requirements before ordering.
Are bulbs, drivers and dimmers included?
The scope varies by design. Confirm the supplied light source, driver, voltage, controls and replacement access in the quotation.
Can the fixture be supplied for my country?
Share the destination and installation requirements at the start. Request the relevant electrical specification and documentation for the exact fixture rather than assuming a universal configuration.
Your project
Bring a design.
Build a clear brief.
Send a reference image or design name, approximate dimensions, preferred stone, quantity and delivery destination. Add drawings or fitting information when relevant. AxoStone will review the details needed for a project quotation.
Production, pricing and delivery are confirmed against the agreed specification.