AURIGA is available in two, three or four heads and in two wood tones (a light natural ash and a deep walnut), which lets the fixture scale precisely to the length and mood of the space it hangs above.

The two-head configuration is discreet enough for a compact entryway or a bathroom vanity, the three-head reads perfectly balanced above a dining bench or a mid-length hallway, and the four-head becomes an unmistakable ceiling statement across a long entrance corridor or a wide open-plan kitchen island.

Because each stone head is turned individually, the number of heads changes not just the length but the visual rhythm of the fixture on the ceiling: two feels intimate, three feels architectural, four feels bold and sculptural.

Each drum is turned from real natural travertine, its pale stone surface softly grained, slightly porous and marked with the fine pits and striations locked into the material when it originally formed underground.

Because the stone is genuine and not moulded resin, each drum carries its own unique markings, its own subtle color variations from cream to warm sand, its own tactile weight. No two AURIGA fixtures leaving the workshop are ever visually identical, which is exactly the point of choosing a real mineral over a manufactured surface.

The walnut wood beam behind the stones grounds the composition in warm hardwood and gives the piece its architectural line, so the whole fixture reads as a considered pairing of two honest materials rather than a lighting fixture with decorative applique.