Travertine Ceiling Light for Bedroom, Flush Stone Disc, 22 cm

A ceiling light that reads like sculpture rather than hardware. Most ceiling fittings ask to be ignored — a white plate, a plastic dome, something you stop seeing by the second week. This one holds a room's attention without raising its voice.

A travertine disc with the collar dropped through its centre

• A pitted stone rim — the outer ring is travertine, its open pores left showing right across the face.
• A collar that steps down — the inner ring drops below the stone disc and carries the lens.
• Light in two directions — a halo rides the ceiling around the stone rim while the lens glows below it.
• A recessed lens — the opal disc sits up inside the collar, set back from its lower edge.

Stone chosen for its markings, not despite them

Travertine is a warm yellow stone, and every ring is cut from its own piece. The veining and the drift of colour differ from one fixture to the next. That is what keeps an exact circle from looking machine-made: the geometry is repeatable, the surface is not.

Fit and placement

It fits tight to the ceiling, with no rod, chain or drop to plan around. That is the point of the low shape — presence in a room that has no height to give away.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Will it suit a timber or dark-clad ceiling?
Yes. Against dark boards the pale stone reads as a bright circle. Against pale plaster it reads as a raised detail rather than a fitting.

Is the light a beam or a wash?
A wash. The whole face of the lens lights evenly and nothing shows through it, so the light lands soft on walls instead of in pools.

What does it look like switched off?
The lens turns matt white and the fixture reads as a plain stone circle — which matters, because a ceiling light spends most of its day being furniture.

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