Marais Plaster Dome Large

A ceiling fixture with architectural soul, this sculptural silhouette channels gallery-worthy glamour with everyday ease.

Product Description

A fixture doesn’t just light a room—it frames it. The Marais Plaster Dome Large is a piece of ceiling jewelry that recalls the discipline of mid-century Italian design with a distinctly modern American spirit. Named for the Sicilian city where old-world craftsmanship meets contemporary form, this 24-inch semi-flush mount floats just below the ceiling, offering drama without the drop.

Featuring a trio of candelabra lights nestled beneath angular, origami-like panels that alternate between shadow and shine. Its asymmetrical yet balanced design creates a dynamic profile that changes with every viewing angle, making it an ideal focal point for rooms where you want the ceiling to spark conversation.

Neither chandelier nor flush mount, it’s a bold in-between—a punctuation mark in iron and light.

Style Advice from Rachel Blindauer

The Marais is perfect for rooms with lower ceilings that still deserve a sculptural moment—think entryways, dining nooks, or primary bedrooms. I love pairing it with extremely smooth ceilings, tailored furniture and architectural details to highlight its geometric grace. It also plays beautifully with texture: layer it above linen-draped windows, nubby bouclé upholstery, or a matte limewash wall to enhance its interplay of light and depth.

For a cohesive look, echo its shape in accessories—a rounded mirror, a tripod lamp, or angled artwork—so your space feels both thoughtful and visually rhythmic.

Specifications

• Overall Height: 14.75"

• Width: 24"

• Canopy: 4.75" Round

• Socket: 3 - E12 Candelabra

• Wattage: 3 - 6.5W LED B11 bulbs (recommended)

• Weight: 24 lbs.

• Material: Metal

• Finish Shown: Aged Iron

• UL Listed: Yes (UL Only)

• Mounting: Semi-flush ceiling installation

• Ideal For: Bedrooms, foyers, offices, hallways, or any space needing sculptural ambient light

Like a sculptor’s sketch in three dimensions, the Marais transforms ceilings from afterthoughts to art.