Three handmade alabaster tea light holders in warm brown tones with clearly visible crystal structure and veining
Recognising real alabaster: how to tell it apart from resin, gypsum and marble
Cheyenne van Elk
On marketplaces, all kinds of things are sold under the name "alabaster" — from cast resin to painted gypsum. Five checks you can do without tools, plus the questions an... Read more...
Alabaster drop-shaped tea light holder with a warm glow for autumn ambience
Alabaster in autumn: how to build warm ambient light layer by layer
Pleuni Faber
Shorter evenings don't call for more light — they call for light at more heights. A concrete autumn lighting plan with kelvins, heights, quantities and which alabaster shape belongs where. Read more...
Alabaster cylindrical tea light holder with warm ambient light, suited for hospitality tables
Alabaster in hospitality: how to choose ambient lighting for a restaurant, hotel or lounge
Cheyenne van Elk
Which alabaster shape fits which table, how many holders do you actually need, and why do we recommend electric tea lights? A practical guide for hospitality and interior projects. Read more...
Alabaster tea light holder Coupe, a durable and timeless home accessory in natural stone
Why alabaster is a sustainable choice for your interior
Pleuni Faber
Looking for interior décor that won't be thrown out after one season? Discover why alabaster is one of the most sustainable choices you can make for your home. Read more...
Alabaster tea light holder Frisbee/Pebble styled in an interior
Alabaster in every interior style: from Scandinavian minimalism to warm boho
Cheyenne van Elk
Alabaster is surprisingly versatile at home: from crisp Scandinavian to warm boho. Discover which shape and colour suits each style best. Read more...
Handmade alabaster bowl in white-brown natural stone, suited to business orders
Ordering alabaster as a business: prices, lead times and quantities at a glance
Pleuni Faber
Ordering alabaster as a business at Alabaster Home Interior: how the B2B portal works, what to expect from our stock and delivery, and who our business programme is designed for. Read more...
Handmade alabaster tea light holder with natural stone texture
From quarry to home accessory: how alabaster is made
Cheyenne van Elk
Discover how alabaster is transformed from raw stone in Egyptian quarries into a handmade home accessory — and why that process makes every piece unique. Read more...
Alabaster tea light holder Round in white and brown, ideal as a gift
Alabaster as a gift: for which occasions is it the perfect present?
Pleuni Faber
Looking for a gift that stands out and lasts? Discover for which occasions an alabaster tea light holder, gift set or gift card is the perfect choice. Read more...
Alabaster tea light holders sourced for retail and hospitality
Buying alabaster for your shop, hospitality business or interior project
Cheyenne van Elk
More and more retailers, interior stylists and hospitality operators are discovering alabaster as an addition to their assortment or interior project. Why this natural material is so attractive to source... Read more...
Cleaning an alabaster tea light holder with a soft cloth
Caring for alabaster: how to keep it beautiful for years
Pleuni Faber
Alabaster is a beautiful, natural material, but it needs a little more care than glass or ceramic. With the right attention your alabaster tea light holder stays gorgeous for years.CleaningClean... Read more...
Styled alabaster tea light holders in various heights and shapes
How to combine alabaster tea light holders in your interior
Pleuni Faber
An alabaster tea light holder is beautiful on its own, but the real magic happens when you combine them. A few simple styling tips get the most out of your... Read more...
Alabaster tea light holders side by side
Albast or alabaster: is it the same?
Cheyenne van Elk
You see it everywhere: some shops call it "albast", others "alabaster". Is there a difference, or is it simply the same thing?The short answer: no, no difference"Albast" is simply the... Read more...