Flush Mount Ceiling Light, Travertine Wood Hallway Fixture, 8.7 In

This fixture is a hardwired surface mount ceiling light. Turn power off at the breaker and have a qualified electrician mount the base, connect the wiring and confirm the ceiling box can support the fixture.

The source dimension image lists 8.7 in diameter and 1.6 in height, shown as 22 x 4 cm. The lower diffuser is listed at 5.9 in, or 15 cm, across.

The visible ring is yellow travertine natural stone, with an iron body and a wood or walnut look center finish. Natural stone pores and tone variation are part of the material appearance.

The selected finish ships as one ceiling light body with integrated LED light source and the mounting hardware shown by the source product images.

Turn power off before cleaning. Dust the stone and wood-look surfaces with a dry soft cloth, and avoid soaking the fixture or using abrasive cleaners on the diffuser.

Choose Natural Wood for a lighter oak-like look or Walnut for a deeper brown band. Both variants use the same round 8.7 in size and warm white light from the source.

Use it in hallways, entries, bedrooms, lounges, corridors or dry covered transition spaces.

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Yes. It works well as living room secondary lighting, giving a warm 3000K glow without a hanging drop rather than acting as the room's main light. Its low profile round shape sits close to the ceiling, so it adds a quiet accent glow instead of competing with a central fixture.

Yes. It stands only 1.6 in high off the ceiling, so it suits low ceilings and any room where a pendant would hang too low. A hanging pendant needs room to drop below the ceiling; this fixture does not.

Look at the ring, the body and the light effect. This one has a yellow travertine natural stone ring over an iron body, offered in Natural Wood or Walnut finish, with a side halo plus lower diffuser effect instead of one flat glow. It stays a low profile round ceiling fixture rather than a bulky dome.

No, only warm white is available for this fixture. It gives a warm 3000K glow, and that stays the case since it isn't offered in a cooler or daylight tone. The warm color pairs with the travertine and wood or walnut finish for a calm, quiet look rather than a bright task light.

It's compact by design: 8.7 in across and only 1.6 in high, with a 5.9 in lower diffuser doing the actual glowing. That size keeps it from dominating a small room's ceiling, since it reads as a quiet ring of light rather than a bulky fixture.

Yes, that's exactly the idea behind it. The same design suits hallway ceiling light runs, entry ceiling points, bedroom ceiling lighting and apartment corridors, so picking one finish and repeating it through connected spaces keeps the look consistent. Hallways that need a warmer design note get the same warm glow as the bedroom or entry.

Not if texture and warmth matter to the room. Buyers replacing plain disk lights choose this fixture specifically for the yellow travertine natural stone ring and the halo-and-diffuser lighting effect a flat disk light doesn't have. It installs the same way a plain disk light would, so the swap doesn't add extra work.

The center finish is a wood or walnut look paired with a natural stone ring, and the natural travertine's pores and color movement vary from piece to piece, which is a mark of the real material rather than a uniform printed pattern. Choose Natural Wood for a lighter look or Walnut for deeper contrast.

If matching natural materials in the room matters, yes. It's built for natural material interior schemes and walnut or oak furniture pairings, with a quiet wabi sabi ceiling light look rather than a plain manufactured finish. Being upfront, the travertine's pores and color movement can vary from piece to piece since it's real stone.

Pros: real travertine and iron construction, a choice between Natural Wood and Walnut finish, and a compact 1.6 in profile that suits low-clearance ceilings. Cons: it is a hardwired fixture that needs a qualified electrician, it comes in warm white only, it's meant for dry indoor or sheltered dry locations, and the travertine's pores and color movement vary piece to piece.

It runs on 85V-265V power and pulls 28W total, a wide voltage range built to cover different countries' home wiring. That single power spec is the same across both the Natural Wood and Walnut finish options, so your color choice doesn't change the electrical draw.

It needs a ceiling point with existing wiring and a qualified electrician: power is turned off at the breaker, the base is mounted to the ceiling point, the wiring is connected, and the electrician confirms the ceiling box can support the fixture. The ceiling mounting hardware and the integrated LED light source ship in the box, so there is nothing extra to buy.

Mostly, if the room already has ceiling points with existing wiring, since a qualified electrician still needs to handle the hardwired connection rather than a plug-in swap. What renters do get is a surface mounted ceiling format that closes flush over the existing point instead of cutting anything new.