






Yellow Travertine Circle Wall Sconce
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- Authentic materialsReal travertine, marble, alabaster and walnut. Never imitation.
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- Wattage
- G4 LED, low wattage (free dimmable bulb included)
- Material
- Solid raw yellow travertine
- Finish
- Natural raw yellow travertine
- Light source
- G4 socket hidden behind stone · free dimmable bulb included
- Dimmable
- Yes, with standard wall dimmer and dimmable LED bulb
- Voltage
- 120V
- Bulb type
- G4 LED, low wattage (free dimmable bulb included)
- Style
- Wabi-sabi · Italian minimalism · indirect halo lighting

By design
Made to measure.
Hand-finished from natural materials, the VERONA No.01 sits within a few millimeters of these specifications.
3.9 in (10 cm)
3.9 in (10 cm)
Yes, a free dimmable bulb

A small stone, a quiet halo on the wall.
When we drew VERONA, we kept thinking about the Veronese architectural detail where a single carved stone block sits flush against a plaster wall and throws a halo of grazing light. No globe, no diffuser, just the stone and the surface behind it. We wanted that gesture in a fixture small enough for any home.
VERONA is a 3.9 inch yellow travertine block, flush-mounted to the wall. A small G4 bulb sits hidden behind the stone and casts indirect light up or down the wall, depending on orientation. The result is a soft glowing halo that reveals the wall texture, never the source.
Install one to mark a corner of a hallway. Install several in a quiet vertical line up a stairway. The fixture is small; the effect is large.
Raw travertine, indirect halo
The block is solid yellow travertine, hand-finished to expose the natural pores. The G4 bulb hides behind it and never appears in the line of sight. The result is a halo of warm grazing light on the plaster, like firelight on cave stone.
G4 socket, free dimmable bulb included.
Hardwired, 120V
120V. Hardwires to any standard wall junction box.
One alone reads as restraint. Three in a stairwell reads as composition.

