
4.9 / 5 ★★★★★
Trusted by people who take rest seriously
From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
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The shelf finally sits still
I styled our oak shelf for a year and it always looked temporary. One 10 cm sphere in front of the books and the whole thing settled down. The pitting is much prettier in person — like tiny craters.
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Heavier than it looks
The 12 cm one has serious weight — it now holds down the mail tray and nothing moves. The beige banding picks up our limewash wall almost exactly.
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Bought one, came back for two
Started with the small one on the nightstand. Ended up with all three lined down the console like moons. Guests always pick up the little one first.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it real travertine?
Yes — each sphere is honed from a solid block of natural travertine. The pores, pits and banding are the stone's own, not a moulded effect.
How heavy are they?
Stone-heavy: the 8 cm ball is about half a kilo, the 12 cm noticeably more. That weight is exactly what makes them such good anchors for shelves and trays.
Which size should I choose?
Ø 8 cm for nightstands and desks, Ø 10 cm for shelves and stacked books, Ø 12 cm for consoles and coffee tables. The trio together is the stylist's move.
Will it match my room?
Travertine lives in the warm beige-to-cream family — the same palette as oak, linen and limewash — so it settles into warm-neutral rooms effortlessly.
Can it scratch furniture?
The honed surface is smooth, but stone is stone — on high-gloss or soft wood, set it on a tray, a stack of books, or a felt dot.
Why does mine look different from the photo?
Because no two blocks of travertine are alike. Pore pattern and banding vary from sphere to sphere — that variation is exactly what you're buying.
