ADesignStudio Alchemy T1 Table Light – Sculptural Blown Glass Fixture with Alabaster Fade and Atmospheric RefractionListed price reflects starting point only. Final pricing varies based on selected finishes and customisations.Please get in touch with our team to discuss finish options available for this product.The Alchemy T1 Table Light by ADesignStudio is a sculptural lighting piece that merges hand-formed artistry with evolved LED technology. Part of a collaborative capsule collection with designer Sarah Ellison, Alchemy channels emotive potency through rounded, pebble-like forms composed of asymmetrical domes with an alabaster fade, encased in tinted glass.Available in Clear, Sepia, or Salmon, the thicker, tonally rich glass nods to Fitzpatrick’s signature crackled-glass style, refined here to diffuse ambient glows with atmospheric depth. Anchored by contoured brass bases, the fixture casts warm, dappled refractions across surfaces, bringing sculptural presence and transformative warmth to residential and hospitality interiors.Specifications- Made in Australia- Weight: 2.0kg- Dimensions: 190 × 180 × 105 mm- Glass Tint Finishes: Clear, Sepia, Salmon- Light Source: x3 LED (Vf 9V)- Power: 6.3W @ 700mA Constant Current- Output: Ambient- Colour Temperature: 2700K / 3000K- CRI: 90+ (2-step binning)- Ingress Protection: IP20- AC-DC Wall mount power supply with DC plug- Construction: Blown crackle glass, contoured brass baseImportant NoteDue to the hand-made and bespoke nature of this product, variations in glass texture and form are inherent and celebrated. This item cannot be returned or exchanged.About ADesignStudioADesignStudio is an award-winning lighting design and manufacturing practice led by Alex Fitzpatrick. Based in Sydney, Australia, the studio blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary technologies to create lighting that is both poetic and precise. Working closely with architects, interior designers, and lighting specialists, ADesignStudio offers customisation across its collections to suit diverse project needs.