Trevi Alabaster Lighting Collection
THE TREVI COLLECTION
Choose Your Trevi
Trevi was designed to move across dramatically different architectural scales while maintaining a recognizable relationship between natural alabaster and ironwork. Compare the configurations below to determine which interpretation best suits the volume and proportions of the room.
| Trevi Fixture | Available Size | Lights | Defining Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trevi Single-Tier Alabaster Chandelier | 39" Dia. | 9 | Restrained single-tier composition |
| Trevi Estate Single-Tier Alabaster Chandelier | 48" & 60" Dia. | 13 | Broader estate-scale single-tier chandelier |
| Trevi Grand Alabaster Chandelier | 36"–72" Dia. | 9–16 | Wide-ranging scale for substantial architectural spaces |
| Trevi Grand Two-Tier Alabaster Chandelier | 48"–72" Dia. | 13–18 | Layered two-tier composition without crystal ornament |
| Trevi Heirloom Two-Tier Alabaster Chandelier with Crystals | 48"–72" Dia. | 13–18 | Two-tier alabaster composition enriched with crystal detail |
| Trevi Architectural Alabaster Wall Sconce | 5.5" W × 17" H × 12" D | 1 | Coordinating wall-scale expression of the Trevi language |
A Collection Defined by Stone and Structure
Trevi begins with alabaster.
Rather than treating natural stone as a decorative accessory added to an iron fixture, the collection is composed around the weight, luminosity, and individuality of the material itself.
The iron gives Trevi its architecture. The alabaster gives it life.
Across the collection, strong circular frameworks establish the geometry while repeated natural-stone shades create rhythm around the perimeter. As the fixtures increase in diameter, tier count, and light count, that relationship becomes more pronounced.
A smaller Trevi chandelier may feel controlled and intimate.
At grand scale, the same language becomes architectural.
That ability to increase presence without abandoning the original design vocabulary is one of the defining strengths of the collection.
Natural Alabaster as the Source of Light
Alabaster gives Trevi much of its identity.
When unlit, the stone reveals natural bands, mineral formations, tonal variation, and differences in opacity. Once illuminated, internal layers become more visible and the material begins to glow from within.
No two shades will be identical.
Color, veining, translucency, and pattern vary naturally from one piece to another, even when multiple shades are coordinated for the same chandelier.
That variation is intentional.
It allows a Trevi fixture to retain the visual character of natural stone rather than resembling a composition built from manufactured diffusers.
Where multiple alabaster selections are offered, refer to the individual product page for the available colors.
From Refined Proportion to Grand Architectural Scale
Trevi was not designed around one chandelier simply enlarged repeatedly.
The collection provides several distinct approaches to scale.
Trevi Single-Tier
At 39 inches in diameter, the original single-tier composition offers a substantial presence without demanding monumental ceiling volume.
Trevi Estate Single-Tier
The 48- and 60-inch Estate configurations widen the composition while preserving the clarity of a single horizontal tier.
Trevi Grand
With diameters ranging from 36 to 72 inches, the Grand Trevi provides the broadest flexibility for rooms whose proportions require a more commanding chandelier.
Trevi Grand Two-Tier
The two-tier version introduces vertical layering while preserving Trevi's emphasis on stone and ironwork.
Trevi Heirloom Two-Tier with Crystals
At the upper end of the collection, alabaster, two-tier scale, and crystal detailing combine in the most decorative expression of Trevi.
Horizontal Presence or Vertical Architecture?
Single-tier Trevi chandeliers emphasize width and horizontal rhythm.
They are particularly effective where the room can support a substantial diameter but where the chandelier should remain visually concentrated within one primary plane.
Two-tier Trevi chandeliers introduce vertical hierarchy.
The additional tier increases depth and architectural presence, making these configurations particularly relevant to larger rooms, tall ceilings, stair halls, great rooms, and interiors with significant vertical volume.
Neither is inherently more important than the other.
The appropriate choice depends upon the proportions of the room.
Trevi with Crystals
The Trevi Heirloom Two-Tier Alabaster Chandelier with Crystals represents a distinct interpretation of the family.
Natural alabaster remains central to the composition, but crystal details introduce another layer of reflection and movement.
The effect should not be understood as ornament replacing architecture.
The underlying Trevi geometry remains intact.
Instead, the crystals enrich the interaction between iron, stone, and light, giving the chandelier a more formal and decorative presence than the Grand Two-Tier configuration without crystals.
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Bring Trevi from Ceiling to Wall
The Trevi Architectural Alabaster Wall Sconce allows the collection's material language to continue beyond the chandelier.
Its more compact wall-mounted composition carries natural alabaster and architectural ironwork into corridors, dining rooms, living spaces, bedrooms, and other areas where coordinated wall illumination supports a larger Trevi chandelier.
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Made to Order by Ashore Lighting
The Trevi Collection 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 relationship between ironwork, natural alabaster, scale, suspension, and architectural proportion can be considered as part of the complete fixture.
Trevi chandeliers may also be reviewed for project-specific modifications when the standard configuration does not fully resolve the surrounding architecture.
For qualifying residential, hospitality, and commercial projects, Ashore Lighting can work from architectural drawings, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, and project specifications where appropriate.
The Trevi Alabaster Lighting Collection is a family of made-to-order natural alabaster chandeliers and coordinating wall lighting manufactured in the USA by Ashore Lighting.
Ashore Lighting manufactures the Trevi Collection using natural alabaster, artisan-finished ironwork, and original designs developed by its in-house lighting team, with chandelier configurations ranging from refined single-tier designs to grand two-tier compositions.
Scale Trevi to the Architecture
Trevi fixtures are made to order, allowing Ashore Lighting to review modifications when standard dimensions or configurations do not fully suit the project.
Depending on the fixture and structural requirements, customization may include changes to diameter, overall scale, suspension length, light count, finish coordination, alabaster selection, canopy requirements, and other project-specific considerations.
For large residential, hospitality, and commercial spaces, our team can also help coordinate Trevi fixtures across multiple rooms or architectural zones.
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