Stone Pendant Light for Nightstand, Travertine, Wood Sphere

A pendant this quiet still changes a room. Travertine keeps its pits and tonal shifts on show, so the shade reads as stone rather than a smooth white globe. A wood ball sits on top, a small pause before the light begins. Hang it where you want warmth.

A travertine shade capped by a wood sphere

• A pebble-shaped shade — the stone is worked into a wide, shallow curve, its rim rounded rather than cut square.
• Open stone pits — the pits are left open, so dark flecks scatter across the pale surface.
• Where the cord lands — the sphere sits at the junction, one material handing over to the other.
• A recessed lit face — the lit disc sits back inside the rim rather than flush with the stone edge.

Stone with a pattern of its own

Travertine is cut from natural blocks, so pit density and tonal banding shift from piece to piece. Your shade will carry its own pattern rather than match another exactly. The sphere above it shows its grain plainly, so the wood reads as wood, not as a painted finish.

Fit and placement

It hangs from the slim cord and round ceiling canopy listed in the specifications below. Choose walnut for a darker accent against pale plaster, or natural wood for a lighter one that stays close to the stone's own tone.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What changes between walnut and natural wood?
The wood sphere and the ceiling canopy. The travertine shade is the same in both.

Can I hang two side by side?
Yes. Each pendant installs as a single fixture, so a pair is two of them hung at a matched drop and an even spacing.

How does it look with the light off?
Like a small stone object. The shade stays matt and pale in daylight, with the pits still reading across its surface.

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