Travertine Headboard Wall Lamp
Travertine Headboard Wall Lamp
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Solid wood paired with natural travertine, with a pull switch on the fixture itself. Travertine is porous and banded, so no two lamps carry the same surface (expect visible mineral veining and small pitting rather than a uniform grain), and the wood warms what would otherwise be a cool stone object on the wall.
The light falls downward rather than into the room, which is exactly what a headboard light should do: enough to read by, contained enough not to wake the person beside you. The pull switch means it can be turned off from the bed without a wall switch or a wired circuit to reach.
Two variations, A and B, differ in the proportion of stone to wood and the shape of the body. Both work as a pair either side of a bed, and both suit a room already leaning towards natural materials and quiet colours. Wipe the wood with a barely damp cloth and dry it straight away, and dust the travertine gently rather than scrubbing it, since the stone is naturally porous and can mark under pressure. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated at the consumer unit before work begins.
- Product type: Wall lamp with pull switch
- Variations available: A, B
- Materials: Solid wood with natural travertine stone
- Note: Stone banding varies between pieces
- Light: Soft downward glow
- Control: Pull switch on the fixture
- Use: Headboards, bedsides, reading corners
- Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
- In the box: 1 x wall lamp, fixings
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Reading Light, Not Room Light
The beam drops down the wall instead of spilling across the room, so you get enough to read a page by while the person beside you stays asleep. That is the whole brief for a headboard lamp, and most bedside fittings miss it.
Stone That Never Repeats
Travertine is porous and banded, so every lamp arrives with its own veining and its own small natural pits. The solid wood behind it warms what would otherwise read as a cold stone block on a bedroom wall.
The Cord You Actually Reach For
The pull switch hangs on the fixture itself, so the light goes off from where you are already lying. No wall plate to find in the dark, and no need to lean out of bed for a lamp base.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it need a switch on the wall?
No. The pull cord on the fixture does the switching, so it can go up on a wall with no switched plate near the bed. That is exactly why it suits a headboard position, where wiring options are usually limited.
What is the difference between A and B?
They differ in the proportion of stone to wood and in the shape of the body. A is the more stone led of the two, B carries more visible timber. Both work as a pair either side of a bed.
How bright is it?
Comfortably bright for reading, and deliberately not bright enough to light the whole bedroom. It is designed as a bedside or corner light, so most people keep a ceiling fitting for general light and use this one in the evening.
Will the travertine mark over time?
Stone is naturally porous, so dust it gently rather than scrubbing and keep sprays away from it. Treated that way it holds its surface indefinitely. The wood wants nothing more than a barely damp cloth, dried straight away.
Can I fit a pair either side of the bed?
Yes, and that is the most popular way to buy it. Choose the same variation for a matched pair, or mix A and B if you prefer a little asymmetry above the headboard. Fitting should be done by a competent person with the circuit isolated.


