Mysa Minimalist Ceiling Light — Smooth Travertine Shade

Mysa Minimalist Ceiling Light — Smooth Travertine Shade

D 15cm
€90,99
Sale price  €90,99 Regular price 
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Mysa Minimalist Ceiling Light — Smooth Travertine Shade

Mysa Minimalist Ceiling Light — Smooth Travertine Shade

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€90,99
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SizeD 15cm
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Crafted for contemporary interiors, this minimalist pendant fixture combines a sculptural wooden frame with a smooth travertine and glass shade. It casts a warm, diffused glow around a central round bulb, making it an excellent focal point for smaller living or dining areas spanning five to ten square meters. Designed exclusively for indoor environments, the hardwired configuration operates on standard 110V to 240V circuits and carries an IP40 protection rating.

The shade naturally exhibits organic texture, including subtle pits and veining characteristic of genuine stone. These surface variations are inherent to travertine and do not compromise the fixture’s structural integrity or visual appeal. Installation requires direct wiring through a ceiling mount, and professional electrical assistance is advised during setup. A single E26 or E27 socket accommodates up to 40 watts, supporting either traditional incandescent or energy-efficient LED bulbs, which are sold separately.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Fixture Composition Wood framework with a combined travertine and glass shade
Room Compatibility Ideal for living and dining rooms within the 5 to 10 square meter range
Mounting & Wiring Permanent hardwired installation; chain or cord does not adjust
Bulb Requirements One E26/E27 base socket rated for a maximum of 40 watts (incandescent or LED equivalent)
Electrical Rating 110V–240V input voltage with IP40 dust and splash resistance
Package Contents Single ceiling pendant unit ready for assembly

Slight deviations of one to three centimeters may occur due to manual sizing procedures, and screen settings can occasionally alter perceived stone tones. These factors are standard for natural architectural finishes and do not impact long-term performance.

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