Metal and glass dominate most lighting collections, and for good reason. But there's a particular calm that comes from fixtures made with something more tactile. Stone, wood, woven fibres.
These materials don't shout for attention. A travertine base or an oak detail doesn't compete with the rest of a room; it settles into it. The imperfections, the natural variation in grain or texture, are part of the appeal rather than a flaw to smooth over.
There's also a practical honesty to it. Natural materials tend to age visibly, and often better, than materials trying to look natural without being it.
Choosing a fixture like this isn't really about following a trend. It's closer to choosing a piece of furniture you'd want to have for a while.