Sculptural ironwork. Luminous natural stone. A lighting family designed with architectural presence.

Trevi is not a single chandelier enlarged and reduced into a series of sizes. It is a family of related fixtures built around a consistent material vocabulary: architectural ironwork, natural alabaster, sweeping curves, substantial suspension details, and light shaped through stone.

Across the collection, iron establishes structure. Circular frameworks anchor the chandeliers, curved arms extend the illumination outward, and chains, loops, scrolls, and sculptural supports give each fixture a sense of construction that remains deliberately visible.

Alabaster provides the counterpoint.

Against the permanence of iron, natural stone introduces variation. Veining shifts from piece to piece. Color deepens and recedes. Areas of greater translucency become more pronounced when illuminated. Rather than forcing the stone into artificial uniformity, Trevi allows those differences to become part of the fixture.

The result is lighting with order—but never sameness.

The Trevi collection spans an unusually broad range of proportions.

The Trevi Single-Tier Alabaster Chandelier concentrates the collection into a nine-light, 39-inch composition suitable for more intimate architectural settings.

The Trevi Estate Single-Tier expands that vocabulary to 48- and 60-inch diameters, giving larger dining rooms, foyers, and living spaces greater visual weight without introducing a second tier.

The Trevi Grand Alabaster Chandelier develops the fixture vertically as well as horizontally, with configurations reaching 72 inches in diameter and 84 inches high.

For still more substantial spaces, the Trevi Grand Two-Tier Alabaster Chandelier places illuminated stone across two architectural levels, creating the volume needed for vaulted rooms, grand stair halls, and two-story interiors.

Its closely related Trevi Heirloom Two-Tier Chandelier with Crystals introduces another material—faceted crystal—without abandoning the iron and alabaster composition beneath it.

The Trevi Architectural Alabaster Wall Sconce completes the family at wall scale, allowing the same materials and visual language to continue beyond the chandelier itself.

Trevi fixtures are available with four distinctive alabaster selections:

Amber brings warmth and a deeply atmospheric glow.

White provides a lighter, quieter presentation while retaining the natural movement of stone.

Amber with Red Veining introduces more pronounced coloration and dramatic geological pattern.

White with Amber Veining combines a lighter ground with warmer natural movement through the stone.

No two pieces of alabaster are identical. Veining, coloration, translucency, and pattern vary naturally, and larger Trevi chandeliers may contain numerous individually distinct pieces.

When arranged in advance, Ashore Lighting can help coordinate the overall character of multiple alabaster selections while preserving the variation inherent in natural stone.

A chandelier that is appropriately proportioned for a dining room may become visually insignificant in a two-story foyer. Conversely, a six-foot Trevi intended for vaulted architecture can overpower a more intimate space.

For this reason, selecting a Trevi should consider more than diameter alone. Ceiling height, room width, furniture dimensions, sightlines, suspension length, and the volume surrounding the fixture all influence the final result.

For qualifying projects, Ashore Lighting can work from dimensions, elevations, reflected ceiling plans, architectural specifications, and other project information to help determine an appropriate configuration.

Trevi was developed by Ashore Lighting's in-house design team and is made to order in the USA.

Because we manufacture our own lighting, the collection is not limited in every instance to the configurations shown online. Depending on the fixture and structural requirements, our team can review modifications to diameter, overall height, suspension, light count, canopy configuration, and other project-specific details.

This manufacturer relationship is particularly valuable on larger Trevi installations, where ceiling architecture, junction-box placement, hanging height, and overall proportion can become integral to the success of the fixture.

Trevi can also be coordinated across multiple spaces—using chandeliers of different scales, wall sconces, consistent finish selections, and thoughtfully related alabaster.

The Trevi Alabaster Lighting Collection is a family of made-to-order chandeliers and wall lighting manufactured in the USA by Ashore Lighting using natural alabaster and sculptural architectural ironwork.

Ashore Lighting manufactures the Trevi Collection using natural alabaster, artisan-finished ironwork, and original designs developed by its in-house lighting team, with configurations ranging from intimate wall lighting to monumental two-tier chandeliers.

Trevi fixtures are made to order, allowing our team to review modifications for projects where the standard configuration does not fully address the architecture.

Custom possibilities may include adjusted dimensions, alternate light counts, suspension lengths, canopy requirements, finish coordination, and other fixture-specific considerations.

For large residential, hospitality, or commercial installations, Ashore Lighting can also coordinate with architectural plans, elevations, reflected ceiling plans, and project specifications.