Absolutely perfect! It’s bigger than I expected, and being able to choose the marble made it feel even more special. I also love having the rechargeable option instead of hardwiring. Easily a 10/10 for me.


The veining in each backplate was formed in the stone long before it was cut, so the pattern on your light belongs to that piece alone. Hang a pair and they will read as a set, related but never identical, which is exactly what gives real stone its character over a printed finish.

The globe sits in the middle of the stone like a small moon, and its light spills outward across the polished surface. That brings out the colour and veining after dark, so the marble becomes part of the lighting. Beside a bed, it gives a calm pool of light and leaves the bedside table free.

Yes. It is wired into a wall lighting point, so it should be fitted by a qualified electrician.
Yes. The light colour comes from the bulb you fit, so pick a warm white bulb for a softer evening feel or a cooler white for a crisper look. You can change it later by swapping the bulb.
It is best used as ambient or bedside lighting. In a small space it gives a gentle overall glow, but in larger rooms it works alongside a main ceiling light.
Marble is heavy for its size, so the fixing matters. On solid walls, standard masonry plugs are usually fine. On plasterboard, ask your installer to use fixings rated for heavier loads or to fix into a stud.
White Jade, Travertine and Marble sit quietly in lighter, neutral rooms. Dark Green, Coral Red and Bulgari Red make more of a statement and work well as an accent against plain walls.
Dust it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid vinegar, lemon-based or bleach cleaners, because acids and harsh chemicals can dull or etch natural stone.
The Caspier promise
Choosing lighting online should feel straightforward. If your order isn’t right for your space, you can request a return within 30 days of delivery. Keep the item unused and in its original condition and packaging, and our team will guide you through the return process.
How a return works