No. The shades in this collection are crafted from resin and designed with an alabaster-inspired appearance. They reinterpret the soft translucency, cloud-like veining, and luminous character associated with natural alabaster while taking advantage of resin’s greater flexibility in shape and design.

Resin offers designers greater flexibility in shaping curved, fluted, organic, oversized, and multi-light forms. Its lighter weight and greater control over color and pattern also make it especially well suited to coordinated lighting collections. Natural alabaster has its own unique beauty and character, while resin opens up different possibilities in form, scale, and consistency.

Not exactly. Resin is a polymer-based material, but it is not necessarily the same as the ordinary plastics commonly used in everyday products. Its appearance and performance can vary significantly depending on its formulation, molding process, finish, and application. In lighting, resin can be used to create translucent surfaces, dimensional textures, and sculptural forms, giving designers greater control over shape, color, and visual effect.

Not necessarily. Subtle differences in tone, veining, and pattern may occur from piece to piece. These variations give the material a more natural appearance, while resin generally allows greater visual consistency than natural stone.

Yes—and this is part of the character of the material. When unlit, the resin may appear more solid and stone-like. Once illuminated, its translucency can reveal additional depth, veining, and tonal variation, creating a softer and more luminous effect.

Yes. One of the advantages of resin is its ability to support larger and more complex sculptural lighting designs without relying on large pieces of natural stone. The Resin Series includes everything from compact wall sconces and pendants to multi-light and large-scale cascading chandeliers.

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Yes. The collection is designed to work across different scales and fixture types, including wall sconces, pendants, flush mounts, and chandeliers. Using related resin textures throughout different rooms can create a coordinated material language without requiring every fixture to have exactly the same shape.

Resin can respond noticeably to its surroundings. Natural daylight, warm or cool bulbs, wall colors, and even screen settings can influence how the material appears. A shade may look creamier, warmer, or more translucent depending on the lighting conditions.

No. The goal is not to reproduce natural alabaster exactly. Instead, the material takes inspiration from qualities such as soft translucency, cloudy movement, and luminous depth, then translates them into forms and textures that are specifically designed for contemporary lighting.