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A cord hung pendant light with a shade cut from travertine, a natural stone with an open, pitted grain that catches light instead of bouncing it back. A turned wood sphere sits between the cord and the stone, and a solid wood plate covers the ceiling point.
The reason to choose stone over metal or glass is what happens when it is lit. A frosted disc set into the underside spreads the light softly downward while the body of the shade glows warmly at its edges, so a counter or a table gets usable light without a bright spot in anyone's eyes.
The two finishes are the same light in every respect apart from the tone of the wood. Natural wood is pale and open grained, and it disappears against oak, ash and white ceilings. Walnut is darker and warmer, and it holds its own against deeper cabinets and timber ceilings.
Both carry the same travertine shade, so the choice is only about what the wood sits next to.
The cord adjusts to any length up to 180 cm (70.9 in), which covers a standard ceiling and most raised ones. Over a kitchen island, a drop that leaves about 75 to 90 cm (29.5 to 35.4 in) between the counter and the base of the shade is the usual sweet spot: low enough to light the surface properly, high enough to see across the room.
Over a dining table you can go a little lower, since nobody is standing under it.
Dust the stone with a dry, soft cloth. Travertine is porous, so keep solvents and abrasive cleaners away from it and lift any greasy marks with a barely damp cloth instead.
Because every shade is cut from natural stone, the veining and the depth of tone vary from one piece to another, and screen color and room daylight will read a little differently again.
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Two of them spaced along a counter give you even light across the whole working surface without a single hard shadow.
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Hang a run of them over a long counter and the repeated stone shades read as one continuous piece rather than four separate lights.
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Over a compact island or a round table, a single shade carries the whole room. The stone gives it weight that a metal shade never has.
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The travertine shade measures 15 cm (5.9 in) across and 11 cm (4.3 in) tall, so it reads as a solid piece of stone without dominating a counter. The solid wood ceiling plate is 10 cm (3.9 in) across, small enough to sit quietly against a plain ceiling.
The cord gives you up to 180 cm (70.9 in) of drop and shortens to whatever suits the room. Over a kitchen island most people land somewhere around 75 to 90 cm (29.5 to 35.4 in) above the counter, which keeps the shade clear of sightlines across the room.
Close, but not identical, and that is the point. Travertine is a natural stone, so the veining, the pitting and the warmth of the tone shift from one piece to the next. Every shade is its own piece of stone rather than a printed pattern.
Only the wood tone. Natural wood keeps a pale, open grain that sits well with oak, ash and lighter cabinets, while walnut is darker and warmer and reads better against deeper timber. The travertine shade itself is the same on both.
It covers about 3 to 5 sq m (32 to 54 sq ft), which makes it a natural fit over a kitchen island, a dining table, a breakfast counter or a bedside. A single one suits a small table, and a row of two or more suits a long island or a bar counter.