Stone Base Table Lamp · 4 Stone Options · White Glass Globe · Brass · Plug-In · E26 / E27
A solid stone column supports a white glass globe shade on a brass fitting — the proportions deliberately referential: a wide, weighty base bearing a luminous sphere above. The stone base is available in four materials: green marble, smoke gray marble, purple marble, and white alabaster. Each carries its own distinct veining and color depth; each produces a different character of lamp entirely while sharing the same form, globe, and brass hardware.
The white glass globe diffuses the E26 source into a soft, even glow. The stone column below is fully opaque — the light comes from the globe only, creating a clean separation between the luminous top and the decorative mineral base. At 30 cm across and 60 cm tall, the Atlas is a substantial table lamp suited to sideboards, consoles, and large bedside tables where a sculptural presence at the surface level is the intention.
See It In Action
Atlas Table Lamp · stone base and glass globe in context
Stone — Choose at Checkout
The globe and brass hardware are white glass and brass on all versions. Choose your stone base below.
Green
Deep forest green with white and grey veining — the most dramatic and botanical of the four. Suits maximalist, eclectic, and nature-forward interiors where the lamp is meant to draw attention.
Smoke Gray
Cool mid-gray stone with subtle white veining — the most restrained and versatile option. Suits contemporary, Scandi, and neutral-palette interiors where the stone is texture rather than color statement.
Purple
Deep amethyst purple with lighter grey and white veining — rare and distinctive. Suits bold, artistic, and jewel-toned interiors where the lamp is an explicit decorative object.
White
Pure cream-to-ivory Spanish alabaster with soft natural veining — the most luminous base. Alabaster is semi-translucent; a faint glow may be perceptible through the thinner areas of the stone when the lamp is lit.
Each stone is unique. Natural marble and alabaster carry individual veining, tonal variation, and surface character that differ from piece to piece. The stone you receive will share the overall color character shown but will not be identical to photographs. This is intrinsic to natural stone.
Dimensions
Made to order — 25-day production lead time. Each lamp is individually produced to order. Please allow 25 days from order confirmation before shipping. This lead time applies to all stone options.
Bulbs are not included. This lamp uses an E26 (US) or E27 (international) socket. A 6–10W LED globe bulb at 2700K warm white is recommended — the rounded globe bulb shape suits the glass globe shade and the warm tone works across all four stone options. A frosted or opal globe is preferred to avoid a visible hotspot inside the shade.
Plug-in — no hardwiring required. The 150 cm cord plugs directly into a standard wall outlet.
Specifications
| SKU | RDT-QG-1012 |
| Dimensions | ∅ 30 × H 60 cm · ∅ 11.8″ × H 23.6″ |
| Stone Options | Green Marble · Smoke Gray Marble · Purple Marble · White Alabaster |
| Globe Shade | White glass (fixed, all stone options) |
| Accessories | Brass fittings (fixed) |
| Materials | Natural marble or alabaster base · White glass globe · Brass hardware |
| Power Supply | Plug-in · 150 cm / 59″ cord · No hardwiring required |
| Socket | E26 / E27 · Bulbs not included · User-replaceable |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V · Universal |
| Lead Time | Made to order · 25 days production before shipping |
| Best For | Sideboards · Consoles · Large bedside tables · Living room side tables · Contemporary and maximalist interiors |
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FAQ
Which stone suits my interior? +
Green marble is the boldest choice — best for spaces where the lamp is intended as a statement object: maximalist, botanical, and art-forward interiors. Smoke gray marble is the most versatile — the cool neutral tone works across contemporary, Scandi, and transitional interiors without dominating the palette. Purple marble is the most distinctive — the deep amethyst tone suits jewel-toned, eclectic, and artistic rooms where the lamp is an explicit collector's object. White alabaster is the lightest and most refined — the semi-translucent stone has a quieter presence and suits minimal, classical, and warm-neutral interiors.
What is the difference between the marble and alabaster versions? +
The green, smoke gray, and purple bases are marble — a metamorphic stone with a fully opaque surface and bold, defined veining. Marble does not transmit light. The white base is alabaster — a gypsum stone that is semi-translucent: light from the globe may produce a faint luminous quality in the thinner areas of the stone when the lamp is lit, giving the white version a more delicate, glowing character compared to the three marble options. In practical terms, all four produce a globe-only light output; the alabaster version has this subtle added quality.
Why is there a 25-day lead time? +
Each Atlas lamp is individually produced to order using natural stone — the base is hand-finished and assembled with the glass globe and brass fittings after your order is confirmed. Natural stone sourcing and hand-finishing require the full 25-day window to ensure quality. This lead time applies to all four stone options. Orders ship after the production period is complete; shipping time is additional. If you need the lamp for a specific date, please order with the lead time in mind.
What bulb should I use? +
A 6–10W LED globe bulb (G25 or G30 shape) at 2700K warm white with a frosted or opal glass finish — E26 for US, E27 internationally. The round globe shape fits the glass globe shade most naturally and spreads light evenly inside it. A frosted bulb avoids a visible bright spot at the center of the shade. Warm white (2700K) complements all four stone colors: it brings out the warmth of green and purple marble and reads cleanly with gray and white stone. Bulbs not included.
- Unique shape design
- Made responsibly
- High quality material
- Tested for durability
CARE
CARE
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth.
- To protect finish, we do not recommend the use of household cleaners or abrasives.
- Do not exceed specified wattage.
SHIPPING & RETURN POLICY
SHIPPING & RETURN POLICY
Enjoy free shipping on all products. With Front Door Delivery, your item ships from our Distribution Center via UPS within 2–3 business days and arrives at your home in 4–6 weeks. Eligible items may be returned within 30 days of receipt. Made-to-order items are not eligible for return.
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The Marble Series
Sculptural fixtures hewn from natural stone — each one carrying the signature of geology, time, and the human hand.
Pressure, heat, and one hundred million years — nature's slowest brushwork. Each lamp wears a pattern that exists once, and never again.
From Stone to Illumination
Marble is not a finish. It is a material with a memory.
A metamorphic rock, marble is born of recrystallized carbonate minerals — limestone subjected to heat and pressure deep within the earth's crust over geological time. Its distinctive veining, the subtle gradient of its color, the cool weight of its surface — all are records of the forces that shaped it across millions of years.
Three Marks of Authenticity
Three qualities you will only find in genuine, quarried marble — and never in anything cast, printed, or manufactured to imitate it.
Distinctive Veining
Each vein traces the path of mineral seepage millions of years ago. Nature's own brushwork — a pattern that exists once, on this lamp, and nowhere else on earth.
Subtle Tonality
Cream, ivory and pearl grey deepen in soft gradients, occasionally crossed by veins of warm caramel. Quiet, natural tones that grace every interior style.
Cool, Tactile Hand
A density and coolness only ancient stone can offer. Marble holds the air around it — substantial, calming, real. A weight you feel before you see.
Five Stages of Slow Craft
From the raw block extracted at the quarry, to the moment the lamp is wired and tested in our atelier — every fixture passes through five hand-guided stages.
Quarrying
Solid blocks are extracted from the foothills, where geological forces left their finest seams. Only stones with sound structure and clean veining are selected.
Slab Cutting
Diamond-tipped blades part the block into precise slabs — each cut is a first reveal of the unique veining hidden inside the stone for millennia.
Shaping & Carving
Each form is cut by skilled hands — a patient negotiation between the designer's intent and the grain of the stone itself.
Hollow & Polish
The interior is bored to delicate walls so warm light may pass through. The exterior is honed and hand-polished to its final, luminous finish.
Assembly
Wiring, sockets and fittings are integrated by our atelier team. Each fixture is bench-tested and inspected before it leaves the workshop.
See the Stone Awaken
Two minutes inside the workshop — block, blade, hand, and the moment light first travels through finished marble.
Four Silhouettes, One Material
From wall sconce to side table — explore natural marble lighting and objects by the role they play in your space.
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Bedside, console and desk — natural beauty within arm's reach.
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Side tables, bookends and objet — marble beyond light alone.
Bring a piece of the earth into your space.
Whether you are an architect with a project, a designer scaling a vision, or a collector seeking a singular work in stone — our atelier team is at your service.
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Measuring for Pendant Lighting
When installing pendants and chandeliers, it’s important to consider how you want your fixtures to hang in relation to the other furnishings in your space. Read on for our recommendations on how to hang the perfect light.
Kitchen
Aim for 30–36″ from the bottom of your fixture’s shade to the top of your island or countertop. Space multiple pendants 26–30″ apart. For a sense of proportion and balance, allow 12″ from the outermost fixture to the edge of your counter.
Dining Room
For optimal lighting and visibility, the bottom of your pendant should sit 30″ from the surface of your dining table. To scale your fixture, take the length and width of the room in feet, then convert that to inches. For a 10′ by 14′ room, the chandelier should be about 24″ wide.
Bedroom
If you’re hanging a pendant above a nightstand, allow for at least 30″ between the bottom of the shade and your nightstand’s surface. To keep the look balanced, center your pendant over your nightstand.

































