The Tavia is a travertine-look wall light in acrylic and iron 3Wgiving 278lm at 3000K in a full 360, weighing1.5kg.

Choosing between the Tavia and the Fiora? Every specificationwe hold for the two is identical, so the difference between them isshape, not performance. Compare the photographs and ask us ifyou want the dimensions of each confirmed before ordering.

The look of stone, without the stone

The finish is travertine-look acrylic, not real limestone. Its sibling theFiran is genuine travertine and that is a real difference, not a cosmetic one(see below).

Brighter than real stone, on less power

The Tavia draws 3W and gives 278lm. The stone Firan draws 5W andgives 120lm. Acrylic transmits light where stone blocks it, so the look-alike ismore than twice as bright on less power. If the fitting has to actually light something, choose anacrylic one.

360, which stone cannot manage

Light passes through the body rather than escaping only at the edges, so the Tavia glowsin every direction an even halo on the wall rather than a rim around a solidblock.

Integrated LED, nothing to buy

Included and non-replaceable, fixed at 3000K withCRI >80. Not dimmable. It isClassI hard-wired, earth required andIP20 indoor only.

Where it works

• Corridors and hallways, in a run.
• Beside a bed, as a soft glow.
• Stairwells and landings.
• Rooms wanting a stone look without the weight or price.

Specifying it

1.5kg, canopy projection 35mm, in acrylic and iron witha travertine-look finish. Integrated3W LED giving 278lm at 3000K, included, beam360, CRI >80. Not dimmable. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

How is the Tavia different from the Fiora?

Every specification we hold is identical, so the difference is shape rather than performance. Compare the photographs, and ask us if you want the dimensions of each confirmed.

Is it real travertine?

No. The Tavia has a travertine-look acrylic finish. The Firan is the genuine stone version.

Which is brighter, this or the stone one?

This one, considerably 278lm at 3W against the Firan’s 120lm at 5W. Acrylic transmits light where stone blocks it.

Is it bright enough for a hallway?

In a run, yes 278lm each is usable at wall height.

Is there a globe to replace?

No. The LED is integrated and included, fixed at 3000K.

Can I install it myself?

No. It is ClassI, hard-wired and requires an earth.

What is the warranty?

Three years.