Mission Architectural Four-Light Alabaster Vanity Light with Mini Crosses
SC-MSSN-4L-CROSS**
MADE IN THE USA
IN-HOUSE DESIGN TEAM
The Mission Architectural Four-Light Alabaster Vanity Light with Mini Crosses combines four luminous natural-stone shades with disciplined linear ironwork, pointed architectural details, and suspended cross accents beneath the frame. Made to order in the USA, it is offered exclusively with alabaster in four distinctive colors and is available in ten signature finishes.
Choose the Mission Expression That Fits the Room. For the same four-light scale without mini crosses, the Mission Architectural Four-Light Alabaster Vanity Light offers a cleaner interpretation of the design.
For smaller vanities, the Mission family also includes coordinated one-, two-, and three-light alabaster configurations.
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Mission Architectural Four-Light Alabaster Vanity Light, Mission Architectural One-Light Alabaster Vanity Light, Mission Architectural Two-Light Alabaster Vanity Light, Mission Architectural Three-Light Alabaster Vanity Light, Mission Architectural Six-Light Wrought Iron Chandelier with Mini Crosses
Key Features:
- Four natural alabaster shades: Substantial stone forms create softly diffused illumination with visible veining, tonal variation, and natural translucency.
- Signature mini cross details:Two restrained iron crosses suspended beneath the frame distinguish this Mission vanity without disrupting its architectural clarity.
- Strong linear composition: Repeated vertical standards, pointed terminals, and a broad horizontal frame create disciplined visual rhythm across the 30.5-inch width.
- Alabaster-only design: Offered exclusively with natural stone in four distinctive color selections.
- Made-to-order craftsmanship: Ten signature finishes and available customization support refined residential and hospitality projects.
Dimensions (4 lights): 30.5" W x 10" H x 7" D
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The Mission Architectural Four-Light Alabaster Vanity Light with Mini Crosses expands the restrained geometry of the Mission family across a broad horizontal composition while introducing one of the collection’s most distinctive details: small suspended iron crosses beneath the frame.
Four natural alabaster shades rise from evenly spaced vertical standards along a strong linear iron member. Each support terminates in a pointed lower detail, reinforcing the architectural severity of the fixture. A substantial circular backplate anchors the center, while two miniature cross accents hang discreetly below the horizontal frame.
The crosses are intentionally restrained. They do not dominate the design; instead, they give this version a subtle identity of its own while preserving the clarity and proportion that define the Mission collection.
Measuring 30.5 inches wide by 10 inches high with a 7-inch projection, the fixture is proportioned for broader vanities and mirrors where a smaller wall light could appear under-scaled.
This fixture is offered exclusively with natural alabaster. Choose from four distinctive stone selections:
• Amber
• White
• Amber with Red Veining
• White with Amber Veining
The fixture shown is presented in Amber with Red Veining Alabaster, where warm coloration and pronounced natural bands become especially expressive when illuminated.
Each alabaster shade will vary naturally in veining, tone, pattern, and translucency. Across a four-light composition, those differences create depth and individual material character rather than forced uniformity.
Choose from ten hand-applied signature finishes to coordinate the ironwork with surrounding mirrors, cabinetry, stone surfaces, faucets, and architectural hardware.
Designed by our in-house team and made to order in the USA, the Mission reflects Ashore Lighting’s third-generation manufacturing experience. Because we manufacture our own lighting, custom dimensions, projection, finish coordination, and other project-specific modifications may also be considered.

