Curved Travertine Wall Light for Hallway, Stone Sconce

A single slab of travertine, bowed gently across its face. Switch it on and a soft, honeyed halo spreads across the wall around it — warm, low, never glaring. Switch it off and it reads as a pale block of stone, hung like a piece rather than a fixture.

The light stays behind the stone

• Open pores — The face is pitted all over, with darker pockets and faint mineral lines running across it.
• Eased corners — The corners are rounded and the edges softened, so the block reads soft rather than sharp.
• No visible hardware — No arm, stem or bracket breaks the front; you see the stone and the light it throws.
• A halo, not a beam — On the wall the glow opens into a soft oval, with no hotspot and no hard edge.

Travertine, cut and left matte

Travertine is a limestone, formed in mineral springs and cut into blocks like this one. This piece is left matte rather than polished, so it takes light softly instead of bouncing it back. Under a warm glow the pale sand colour turns deeper and the texture across the face stands out.

Fit and placement

This sconce wires directly into the wall, with no plug or cord, so have an electrician make the connection. Leave clear wall around it and keep shelves or frames out of the way of the light.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Which way does the light throw?
Up and down. Light leaves at the top and bottom edges, so the wall above and below lights up while the stone face itself stays unlit.

How much light does it give?
Treat it as accent light. It lights the wall it sits on rather than the whole room, so keep a ceiling fitting or a lamp for reading.

Will the stone look exactly like the photographs?
Close, but not identical. The pattern of pores and veining shifts from block to block, so yours will be its own.

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