The Kario is a twin GU10 wall light in travertine and iron, 315mm high andweighing 2.75kg.

Travertine is real stone, and that is the point

Travertine is a natural limestone formed in mineral springs, full of small pits and a soft bandedgrain. It is a material you normally see in floors and benchtops, not lighting.Every piece is different, it warms in colour under light, and it gives the fitting aweight and presence that a stone-look finish cannot fake which is why this weighs2.75kg.

Twin heads, up and down

Two GU10 lamps throw light up the wall and down it, grazing the surface. Againstbrick, render or stone that grazing light rakes across the texture and shows it a flat wallwastes half the effect, so put it where the surface is worth lighting.

GU10, so you control the beam

Two globes at 6W maximum each, 12W total, not supplied. Because they arereplaceable, you choose: narrow-beam globes give two tight columns of light, wide ones a broader wash.That decision matters more here than on most fittings.

Indoor only

It is IP20. Travertine outdoors would be a different product entirely thisone belongs on an interior wall.

It needs an earth

ClassI hard-wired, earth required, and at 2.75kg the fixingshould be into something solid.

Where it works

• Feature walls in brick, stone or textured render.
• Hallways and stairwells, in a run.
• Beside a bed, as an up-and-down accent.
• Rooms with natural stone or timber already in them.

Specifying it

315mm high, 110mm wide, projection 35mm, weight2.75kg, in travertine and iron. TwoGU10 globes at 6W maximum each 12W total,not supplied. 240V, ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You. Natural stone varies from piece to piece order apair together if they are flanking something.

Questions

What is travertine?

A natural limestone formed in mineral springs, full of small pits and a soft banded grain. Every piece is different, and it warms in colour under light.

What globes does it take?

Two GU10s, 6W maximum each 12W total, not supplied.

Can I change the beam?

Yes. Narrow-beam GU10s give two tight columns; wide ones give a broader wash. That choice matters more here than on most fittings.

Where should it go?

On a wall worth lighting brick, stone or textured render. The up-and-down grazing light shows the surface; a flat wall wastes half the effect.

Can it go outdoors?

No. It is IP20 interior walls only.

Will a pair match?

Not exactly. It is natural stone, so order a pair together if they are flanking something.

What is the warranty?

Three years.