The Towa is a compact close-to-ceiling light shaped from genuine yellow travertine stone, paired with a frosted white glass shade and a slim metal frame. Each piece carries its own natural veining and tonal variation — the kind of quiet character that only real stone can hold. The warm glow cast through the glass is soft and diffused, settling into a room without harshness, bringing a grounded, architectural presence to the ceiling that feels considered rather than decorative.The Towa works well wherever a close-to-ceiling light is needed without visual weight. Its modest 16 cm diameter makes it well suited to bedrooms, hallways, home offices, and dining nooks — particularly in rooms with lower ceilings where a pendant is not practical. It pairs naturally with Japandi and Wabi-Sabi interiors, as well as neutral, earthy, or minimalist spaces where natural materials and calm, layered light are the intention. Why You'll Love It Crafted from genuine yellow travertine stone — each light carries its own natural veining and tonal character, no two are identical The frosted white glass shade diffuses light softly, creating a warm, even glow without harsh shadows or glare Compact 16 cm proportions make it ideal for lower ceilings, hallways, and bedrooms where scale is considered Compatible with standard E26/E27 LED and Edison bulbs across AC 110–240V, suitable for both UK and US wiring A quietly grounded piece designed for calm, intentional interiors — at home in Japandi, Wabi-Sabi, and natural material spaces Product Details Material: Genuine yellow travertine stone body, frosted white glass shade, slim metal frame Dimensions: ∅ 16 cm (6.3″) x H 16 cm (6.3″) Finish: Natural yellow travertine with white glass and metal frame Bulb Type: E26/E27 (bulb not included) Voltage: AC 110–240V (suitable for UK and US wiring) Installation Type: Close-to-ceiling / flush-ceiling mount Room Suitability: Bedroom, hallway, dining nook, home office, living room Included: Ceiling light fitting, mounting hardware Size GuideThe Towa Travertine Ceiling Light features a diameter of 16 cm (6.3″) and a height of 16 cm (6.3″), making it a compact, considered close-to-ceiling light. Its modest footprint suits rooms with lower ceiling heights, from bedrooms and hallways to dining nooks and home offices, where a natural stone focal point is preferred without visual bulk. Shipping & ReturnsEnjoy free standard shipping on all Yukiva orders across the UK and United States, with no minimum order value required. Orders placed before 5:00 PM GMT or EST are processed the same business day, while orders placed after this time are processed the next business day. Handling time is 1–2 business days, Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays. Once dispatched, delivery usually takes 6–8 business days, giving an estimated total delivery time of 7–10 business days from your order date. All orders include tracking, and your tracking number will be sent by email once your order has been dispatched. We offer hassle-free 30-day returns on all orders. FAQs Is the Towa suitable for rooms with low ceilings? Yes — the Towa is designed specifically as a close-to-ceiling light. At 16 cm in diameter and 16 cm in height, it sits neatly against the ceiling without dropping into the room, making it well suited to bedrooms, hallways, and other spaces where ceiling clearance is limited. What bulb type and colour temperature work best with the Towa? The Towa uses a standard E26/E27 bulb fitting and is compatible with AC 110–240V, so it works with most LED and Edison-style bulbs available in the UK and US. For the warmest, most natural effect through the frosted glass shade, a warm white bulb in the 2700K–3000K range works particularly well — it complements the tonal warmth of the travertine stone without overpowering it. How do I care for the travertine stone on the Towa? Travertine is a natural stone and should be cleaned gently. A soft, dry or lightly damp cloth is all that is needed to remove dust. Avoid abrasive cleaners, harsh chemicals, or acidic products, as these can affect the stone's natural surface over time. The variation in veining and tone you see is part of the stone's character — it is not a defect.
