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01

Nature's "Breath": An Irreplicable Micro-Porous Landscape

Travertine's most distinctive feature is the natural porosity on its surface—a texture born from tens of thousands of years of riverine sedimentation. Each piece of travertine retains these naturally formed micro-pores; varying in depth and distributed entirely at random, these voids ensure that no two travertine lamps are ever exactly alike.

02

The Healing Power of Color: The Warm Embrace of Earth Tones

Travertine typically presents a palette of earth tones—ranging from creamy white and milky coffee to light beige—evoking a sense of immersive warmth and coziness. Its creamy base tone perfectly absorbs and refracts light and shadow, creating a visual interplay rich in texture and depth. It dispels the coldness often associated with steel and concrete, fostering an atmosphere of ultimate relaxation.

03

Craftsmanship: The Art of Hand-Polishing

Our artisans engage in a meticulous selection process when choosing raw stone, carefully avoiding large fissures or structural flaws. They select only those pieces featuring beautifully distributed, appropriately sized natural textures, thereby ensuring both the structural integrity and visual balance of every lamp. Each fixture undergoes a multi-stage, artisanal dry-polishing process.

04

The Art of Touch: Primal Texture

Travertine possesses a truly unique tactile quality—a distinct granular texture. Unlike the smooth surfaces of metal or glass, its touch is "rich and substantial." Travertine retains the stone's most primal, matte finish, allowing you to experience an authentic sense of rawness and simplicity—a tangible connection to the primordial earth itself.

Travertine lamp showcasing natural porous texture and warm earthy tones

— Crafted from natural travertine, shaped by time itself —

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Travertine vs. Resin / Faux Stone Glass

A side-by-side comparison of materials

Dimension	Travertine	Resin / Faux Stone Glass
Touch & Texture	The grounded weight of authentic stone. Surface presents a refined matte finish with a tangibly granular feel—warm and substantial to the touch.	Feels noticeably lightweight. A distinctly plastic or glass-like sensation—cold, hard, and lacking the depth of natural material.
Visual Depth	Architectural light layers. Naturally formed micro-cavities catch the light, creating a captivating three-dimensional presence with powerful spatial tension.	Flat, lifeless texture. Surface patterns are merely printed or molded—rigid and uniform, often appearing cheap and lacking authentic depth.
Durability	Timeless endurance. As a natural mineral, travertine remains physically stable—never yellowing, never fading, even after decades.	Susceptible to aging and discoloration. Affected by prolonged heat exposure from the bulb, it may deform or release chemical odors.
Weight & Stability	Solid and grounded as bedrock. The substantial weight of authentic stone delivers a true "presence in hand"—the foremost marker by which discerning buyers judge premium quality.	Light and unstable. Hollow construction or chemical fill makes it prone to tipping. The lightweight feel betrays a lack of the "assurance" expected in premium home furnishings.
Uniqueness	A "one-of-a-kind" creation by nature. Tens of thousands of years of mineral patterning and coloration—every piece is truly unrepeatable, an irreplicable work of art.	Mass-produced replicas. Thousands of identical mold-cast units—lacking individuality, lacking collector value, lacking the soul of natural material.

Description

Experience the versatility of Rectangle Tonya Travertine Wall Lamp, a unique design crafted with premium natural wood and raw travertine stone. Elevate your home with its modern elegance and innovative 180° rotatable design, providing flexible and practical lighting for any space. With high-quality materials and customizable functionality, this lamp is sure to enhance any room with a touch of sophistication.

Tip: To buy a pair, choose the size marked (*2) — the bundled price is better value.

Details

Material: Wood, Travertine
Light source: Integrated LED
Kelvin range: Warm Light (3000K)
Power: Max 40W
Voltage: AC 110-240V
Mounting: Wall
Environment: Indoor
Factory shipment: 5-10 days on average to prepare
Finishes: Beige, Wood Color, Walnut Color
Travertine Shade Color: Beige
Process: Electroplating, Polishing, Cutting
Control method: push button switch (not dimmable)

Product Size

Size: W 4.5cm x H 20cm / W 1.7″ x H 7.8″

Rectangle Tonya Travertine Wall Lamp

Name: Rectangle Tonya Travertine Wall Lamp
Brand: Vidirlighting
SKU: V202504222-1
Price: 727.0 AED
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

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Size: W 4.5cm x H 20cm / W 1.7″ x H 7.8″

Colour: Walnut Color+Beige

Kelvin range: Warm Light

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Built Right, Inside and Out

The beauty of a fixture is easy to photograph. What matters just as much is what sits inside the canopy—the driver, the bracket, the wiring, the hardware in the box. Here is how we build for safety and longevity, so the fixture you order arrives ready to install and made to last.

Install the driver, bracket and other components - Vidirlighting

01 · The Driver

An LED Driver Built to Last

We offer integrated LED drivers in a range of styles—dimmable, constant-current, and color-temperature-adjustable—so the fixture can be matched to how you actually light the room. It runs on 110–240V, works straight out of the box on standard US household power, and is rated for both dry and damp locations, so it fits wherever you'd like to install it.

02 · The Bracket

A Solid Mounting Bracket

Every fixture ships with a sturdy mounting bracket sized to a standard US junction box—so it hangs true and stays secure, year after year. No improvising, no trips to the hardware store.

03 · The Box

Everything You Need, in One Box

Open the carton and it's all there—canopy, mounting plate and bracket, screws and wall anchors, the driver, and a pair of clean cotton gloves for handling the glass. Nothing missing, nothing to source separately. It's the small stuff, packed with care, that makes installation day feel easy.

04 · The Wiring

Clean, Color-Coded Wiring

Clearly labeled leads and a tidy factory harness make professional installation quick and unambiguous. Hand it to your electrician and they'll have it up in minutes—standard L / N / E hardwiring, the way a considered fixture should be.

Order with confidence: what arrives at your door is a fixture built to be lived with—considered on the inside, finished on the outside. Wiring should be carried out by a qualified electrician in line with local code.

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Characteristics of Travertine Lighting Fixtures → → →

01

Nature's "Breath": An Irreplicable Micro-Porous Landscape

Travertine's most distinctive feature is the natural porosity on its surface—a texture born from tens of thousands of years of riverine sedimentation. Each piece of travertine retains these naturally formed micro-pores; varying in depth and distributed entirely at random, these voids ensure that no two travertine lamps are ever exactly alike.

02

The Healing Power of Color: The Warm Embrace of Earth Tones

Travertine typically presents a palette of earth tones—ranging from creamy white and milky coffee to light beige—evoking a sense of immersive warmth and coziness. Its creamy base tone perfectly absorbs and refracts light and shadow, creating a visual interplay rich in texture and depth. It dispels the coldness often associated with steel and concrete, fostering an atmosphere of ultimate relaxation.

03

Craftsmanship: The Art of Hand-Polishing

Our artisans engage in a meticulous selection process when choosing raw stone, carefully avoiding large fissures or structural flaws. They select only those pieces featuring beautifully distributed, appropriately sized natural textures, thereby ensuring both the structural integrity and visual balance of every lamp. Each fixture undergoes a multi-stage, artisanal dry-polishing process.

04

The Art of Touch: Primal Texture

Travertine possesses a truly unique tactile quality—a distinct granular texture. Unlike the smooth surfaces of metal or glass, its touch is "rich and substantial." Travertine retains the stone's most primal, matte finish, allowing you to experience an authentic sense of rawness and simplicity—a tangible connection to the primordial earth itself.

— Crafted from natural travertine, shaped by time itself —

Recommended Choice

Travertine vs. Resin / Faux Stone Glass

A side-by-side comparison of materials

Dimension	Travertine	Resin / Faux Stone Glass
Touch & Texture	The grounded weight of authentic stone. Surface presents a refined matte finish with a tangibly granular feel—warm and substantial to the touch.	Feels noticeably lightweight. A distinctly plastic or glass-like sensation—cold, hard, and lacking the depth of natural material.
Visual Depth	Architectural light layers. Naturally formed micro-cavities catch the light, creating a captivating three-dimensional presence with powerful spatial tension.	Flat, lifeless texture. Surface patterns are merely printed or molded—rigid and uniform, often appearing cheap and lacking authentic depth.
Durability	Timeless endurance. As a natural mineral, travertine remains physically stable—never yellowing, never fading, even after decades.	Susceptible to aging and discoloration. Affected by prolonged heat exposure from the bulb, it may deform or release chemical odors.
Weight & Stability	Solid and grounded as bedrock. The substantial weight of authentic stone delivers a true "presence in hand"—the foremost marker by which discerning buyers judge premium quality.	Light and unstable. Hollow construction or chemical fill makes it prone to tipping. The lightweight feel betrays a lack of the "assurance" expected in premium home furnishings.
Uniqueness	A "one-of-a-kind" creation by nature. Tens of thousands of years of mineral patterning and coloration—every piece is truly unrepeatable, an irreplicable work of art.	Mass-produced replicas. Thousands of identical mold-cast units—lacking individuality, lacking collector value, lacking the soul of natural material.

Description

Experience the versatility of Rectangle Tonya Travertine Wall Lamp, a unique design crafted with premium natural wood and raw travertine stone. Elevate your home with its modern elegance and innovative 180° rotatable design, providing flexible and practical lighting for any space. With high-quality materials and customizable functionality, this lamp is sure to enhance any room with a touch of sophistication.

Tip: To buy a pair, choose the size marked (*2) — the bundled price is better value.

Details

Material: Wood, Travertine
Light source: Integrated LED
Kelvin range: Warm Light (3000K)
Power: Max 40W
Voltage: AC 110-240V
Mounting: Wall
Environment: Indoor
Factory shipment: 5-10 days on average to prepare
Finishes: Beige, Wood Color, Walnut Color
Travertine Shade Color: Beige
Process: Electroplating, Polishing, Cutting
Control method: push button switch (not dimmable)

Product Size

Size: W 4.5cm x H 20cm / W 1.7″ x H 7.8″

Raw travertine limestone blocks being cut in the factory

Vidir lighting / Travertine

Natural stone lighting

It starts as a block this size.

Every travertine fixture we make begins in a yard like this one — a raw block chosen for its banding, sawn down, and hollowed out by hand until what is left is a shade. Nothing is cast, veneered or filled.

Shop travertine lighting Commission a piece

Solid stoneCored from one block, never a veneer

Pores left openUnfilled and hand-honed, not resin-polished

Cut to orderSize, finish and hardware to your drawing

4–6 weeksFrom approved drawing to shipment

Our stone yard

The material

Travertine is not manufactured. It is formed.

Laid down over thousands of years by mineral springs, then cut once and finished by hand. What arrives is a piece of that record, not a copy of it.

Natural beige travertine, porous surface close-up

Quarried stone · honed by hand

01

Real stone, worked by hand

Quarried, cut and honed — nothing compounded

This is travertine out of the ground, not a compound. Engineered stone is crushed mineral bound in polymer and pressed into sheets; it can look convincing in a photograph, but the pattern repeats every metre or so and the surface is really plastic holding stone dust. Ours comes off a block cut in a quarry, and every piece carries whatever that block happened to contain.

Finishing is done by hand, grit by grit. A machine polisher would take minutes and leave a flat, glassy face — it shears off the high points, seals the pores and gives you a surface that reflects light rather than holds it. Hand honing takes hours instead, working coarse through ultra-fine until the stone is smooth to the touch but still open, with its pores and banding exactly where the block put them.

You feel the difference before you see it. The surface is cool and faintly textured, with a soft sheen rather than a shine, and small shadows that shift as you walk past. That is what stone does when it has not been filled and buffed into something else.

A machine can make stone look perfect. Only a hand can leave it looking like stone.

Quarried block Cut from solid travertine, graded at origin. No composite, no reconstituted stone.

Honed by hand Coarse through ultra-fine grit, finished matte or satin. We do not high-polish travertine.

Care Dry brush or soft cloth. Keep acids away — they etch natural stone permanently.

Geometric travertine forms, sculptural display

Cut forms · cylinder, dome, arch, disc

02

Cut as sculpture, not as a shade

Hollowed from one solid block

Most stone fixtures on the market are panels bonded to a metal drum. It uses a fraction of the material and it is far quicker to build, but the banding breaks at every joint and there is always a seam somewhere that catches the eye once you have noticed it.

Ours are cored out of a single block. The banding wraps continuously around the form, the wall thickness is even the whole way round, and there is no join to find because there is no join. It costs several times the stone and a great deal more time on the lathe, and it is the difference you register from across a room without being able to name it.

Working from solid also means the geometry is open. Cylinders, domes, arches, stacked discs, tapered cones — anything that can be drawn can be cut, at the scale the room needs rather than the scale a stock mould allows.

Switched off, it is still an object in the room. Glass and metal only exist once you flip the switch.

Any form Cylinder, dome, arch, disc, cone, or built from your own drawing.

Any dimension Cut to size in inches or centimetres, single pieces or project quantities.

Hardware Brass, brushed nickel or blackened steel, chosen to sit with the stone.

01Porosity

The stone softens the light itself

Natural voids scatter the beam on its way out, so the warmth sits closer to candlelight than to a bulb: soft, slightly irregular, never clinical. No diffuser, no frosted glass and no warm-tinted lamp is doing that work — the material is.

02Palette

Between cream and walnut

From pale bone through sunlit beige to deep earth brown, with the colour running through the block rather than sitting on the surface. It is a neutral that has warmth in it, which is why travertine sits as comfortably against oak and linen as it does against plaster and steel.

03Permanence

Made to be kept, not replaced

Stone does not yellow, sag, cloud or delaminate. It takes on a quiet patina where hands touch it and otherwise stays exactly as it arrived. That is the argument for buying one fixture properly instead of three cheaply over the same fifteen years.

40,000+ Years for the stone to form, before anyone cut it

1 / 1 No two pieces carry the same banding or pore pattern

100% Natural travertine, cored from solid, never a veneer

How We Shape Every Travertine Lamp

Each lamp begins as a raw block of natural travertine. In our workshop, the stone is cut and finished in careful stages, so its pores and veining stay true to nature while the surface gains a soft, even finish.

Precision Cutting

An industrial diamond saw slices each raw travertine block into workable pieces. The fine blade leaves clean, accurate edges and helps protect the stone from chips and cracks.
Hand Polishing

Craftsmen polish each piece by hand, keeping the surface wet to control heat and dust. This slow finish brings out the stone's warm tone and flowing veins and gives it a smooth, refined feel.

Explore the Quiet Beauty of Our Travertine Lamps

Every travertine lamp we make begins as natural stone, formed layer by layer in mineral springs over thousands of years. Its open pores and flowing veins come straight from the earth, so no two pieces are ever quite the same.

Choose the tone that suits your room and bring a calm, organic warmth into your home.