Dalton Pendant Light

Travertine and walnut — industrial charm, vintage warmth. The Dalton Pendant Light combines industrial design with vintage charm. A textured travertine shade — available in Black or Yellow — pairs with brass detailing and a dark walnut body to create a sophisticated yet rustic appeal. Perfect for kitchens, dining rooms, or as an accent piece, it brings both warmth and character to any space. About the black travertine shade — genuine stone with a matte black surface finish The Black Travertine version uses genuine travertine stone with a matte black surface coating — rather than left in its natural off-white state. This is an intentional design choice: the weight, density, and natural pore structure of genuine travertine are preserved, while the surface colour is controlled. The Yellow Travertine version shows the stone's natural warm amber colour with no coating applied. Natural travertine — formed by geological processes Travertine is formed in the natural environment through thousands of years of complex physical and chemical processes. Whether black or yellow, the pore distribution and stone characteristics of each piece remain entirely unique. 🔍 These are all natural phenomenon · click to enlarge Features Two Travertine Shades Black Travertine (matte coated) or Yellow Travertine (natural stone colour). Dark Walnut Body Warm walnut wood handle and body — softens the industrial stone form. 59″ Adjustable Cable Standard 59″ cable with adjustable hanging height — extendable on request. Size 🔍 Tap to enlarge Single size ∅ 4.7″ × H 8.7″ Dia 12 cm × H 22 cm 59″ adjustable cable · Extendable on request Kitchen Dining room Accent Materials & Finish Black Travertine Genuine travertine, matte black surface Yellow Travertine Natural stone — warm amber colour, no coating Dark Walnut Natural dark walnut wood body Bulb & Light Source E26 (US/CA) or E27 (EU/AU) Compatible with LED and Edison filament bulbs. A warm filament bulb (2700–3000K) is recommended to complement both the stone and walnut materials. Guide to E26 and E27 bulb selection →