Stone Wall Light for Hallway, Travertine Dome, Walnut Cap

Switch it on and the corner it sits in gets warmer. A dome of travertine caps the light and a white globe carries the rest of it down, so what reaches you is soft rather than bright. It is a small fixture that changes how a room feels after dark.

A travertine dome, a walnut cap and a black arm

• Travertine dome — quarried stone in warm tan, left unfilled so the open pores and faint tonal shading stay visible across the face.
• Walnut cap — a solid rounded cap of wood joins the stone to the arm.
• Gooseneck arm — a single black curve carries the shade clear of the wall.
• White globe — a white sphere sits half inside the stone dome and half below its rim.

Three parts stacked in one line

The arm leaves the round wall plate in a single curve and ends at the walnut cap, with the dome hung beneath it. Nothing is strapped round the shade or bolted across it. The stone against dark wood and black metal is the whole design.

Fit and placement

It is hardwired, so have an electrician make the connection behind the wall plate. It suits a bedside wall, an entryway, or a hallway where you want light at head height instead of overhead. Two at matching height either side of a bed or a sofa read as a pair.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Does the head pivot or angle?
No. The arm is one fixed curve with no knuckle at the plate or shade, and the globe hangs straight down. Mount it above whatever you want lit.

What does it look like once it is lit?
The globe reads as one even ball of light, and the dome keeps that light off the ceiling, so the glow gathers on the wall below.

Does it need other stone in the room to work?
No. Travertine sits as a warm neutral, and the walnut cap and black arm anchor it in wood-heavy and dark-metal rooms alike.

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