Wood and Alabaster Pendant Light – Teak Disc & Glowing Stone 35 cm | Jagmag Lights

This wood and alabaster pendant light joins a flat teak wood disc with a glowing oval of natural alabaster stone on a slim brass-finish metal stem. The teak reads warm and matte; the alabaster turns honey-gold when lit. It suits a dining table, kitchen island or breakfast nook in a modern home.

Where it fits

• Over a dining table: the 35 cm disc lights a table for two to four without blocking the view across it.
• Above a kitchen island: run two or three of this wood and alabaster pendant light in a row for even, warm task light.
• Breakfast nook or bar counter: a single pendant gives a soft, inviting glow for morning coffee or evening drinks.
• Entry or reading corner: the low, wide shape works where a tall fixture would feel heavy.

Pairs well with the Wood and Glass Pendant Light for a matching disc look across an open-plan kitchen and dining space.

Why you’ll use it every day

The natural alabaster diffuses a bare bulb into a soft, even glow, so your dinners feel warm and no one gets glare in the eyes. The flat teak disc sits low and wide, lighting the table while keeping sightlines clear across it. Because the alabaster is real stone, the veining in your piece is unique, a genuine material rather than printed glass. The teak, stone and brass-finish metal of this wood and alabaster pendant light sit naturally with wood furniture and neutral walls, so it settles into your home. Every fitting is made in India, and Jagmag keeps spare parts for 10+ years, so one light outlasts trend cycles.

Light & finish

Switched on, the alabaster turns a warm amber and its natural veins come forward, casting a soft pool of light onto the table and a gentle wash across the underside of the teak disc. Switched off, it reads as a pale stone pebble beneath dark teak, quiet and sculptural. This wood and alabaster pendant light gives warm light rather than clinical white, so a dining room or kitchen feels relaxed. The teak grain and brass-finish stem catch daylight softly, so the piece looks considered by day and glowing by night.