Caldera Travertine Table Lamp

Caldera is a compact transitional table lamp built around a solid travertine base — two stacked stone columns whose natural pores and warm beige veining read differently on every piece. The tapered shade is sewn from a cotton-linen blend that softens the bulb's glow into an even, library-warm pool of light.

Sized for nightstands, console tables, and reading desks at 30 cm Ø × 36 cm tall (about 12″ × 14″). E26 socket on a plug-in cord — no electrician needed. Bulb sold separately. The travertine base is heavy enough to anchor the lamp securely in everyday use.

Tapered drum sewn from a cotton-linen blend — diffuses the bulb softly into a warm, library-quality pool of light.

Standard E26 socket on a 5 ft cord with inline switch. Plug-and-play — no electrician required. Bulb sold separately.

1 × E26 Bulb

We recommend a 40-60W equivalent LED in 2700-3000K warm white. The warm tone reads naturally through the cotton-linen shade and complements the travertine's beige and amber veining. For dimming, choose a Triac-dimmable LED bulb and pair with a standard Triac wall dimmer.

Base Material Solid natural travertine · stacked column form

Shade Material Cotton-linen blend · tapered drum

Base Finish Natural travertine · matte sealed surface

Shade Finish Off-white cotton-linen

Light Source 1 × E26 bulb (sold separately)

Recommended Bulb 40-60W equivalent LED · 2700-3000K warm white · Triac-dimmable

Voltage AC 110–240 V worldwide

Caldera uses a single E26 (standard medium base) bulb, sold separately. We recommend a 40-60W equivalent LED in 2700-3000K warm white — the warm tone reads naturally through the cotton-linen shade and brings out the amber tones in the travertine. For dimming, choose a Triac-dimmable LED and pair with a standard Triac wall dimmer.

Yes. Cotton-linen shades are flat-packed during shipping, and minor creases relax within a few days of use as the fabric warms slightly under the bulb. For faster smoothing, you can run a steamer over the outside of the shade from a few inches away — never iron directly.