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Tufa Travertine Wall Light with Walnut Wood Cap

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Natural Stone Warmth for Calm Bedrooms, Reading Nooks and Hallways

The Tufa Wall Light pairs a small conical shade cut from natural yellow travertine with a turned walnut-tone wood cap and round wooden backplate. The porous, softly veined stone lets a gentle warm glow show through while the light falls downward, making Tufa a quiet, tactile accent for Japandi and warm-minimal interiors.

Why you'll love it

  • Real travertine shade: natural stone with its own pores and veining, so no two shades are exactly alike.
  • Warm wood details: turned wood cap and round backplate in a rich walnut tone, finished with a slim black arm and finial.
  • Soft, focused light: a downward pool of light for bedside reading or lighting a console, with a faint glow through the stone.
  • Compact size: just 11cm (4.3in) across, ideal for narrow walls, landings and either side of a bed.

Where to use it

Beside the bed, above a reading chair, along hallways and landings, in dining nooks or flanking a mirror. Use singly or in pairs. For indoor use only.

Dimensions

  • Shade diameter: 11cm (4.3in)
  • Total height: 15cm (5.9in)
  • Wall plate diameter: 10cm (3.9in)
  • Wall plate depth: 2.5cm (1in)

Specifications

  • Materials: natural yellow travertine shade; wood cap and backplate; black metal arm
  • Bulb fitting: E27 screw (takes standard E26/E27 screw bulbs)
  • Light colour: warm white (2700–3500K) recommended for the glow shown
  • Voltage: AC 110–240V – suitable for UK, US, EU and AU mains supplies
  • Installation: hardwired wall mounting; fitting by a qualified electrician recommended
  • Use: indoor only

Care

Switch off and let the bulb cool before cleaning. Dust the stone and wood with a soft, dry cloth; avoid water, oils and acidic or abrasive cleaners, which can mark natural travertine. Colour, veining and pores vary naturally from piece to piece.