50cm William Morris Tapered Floor Lamp Shade
$639.00
Have your own piece of William Morris with this 50cm lamp shade.
Have your own piece of William Morris with this 50cm lamp shade.
"Have nothing in you houses that you do not know to be beautiful or believe to be useful" - William Morris
William Morris (1834 - 1896), the 19th century's most celebrated designer, was best known for revolutionising Victorian taste. He was a master craftsman whose designs for fabric, furniture, wall paper, and other decorative arts inspired the arts and crafts movement. His iconic patterns, which focus heavily on natures beauty, are instantly recognisable and can still be found all over the world.
Add a touch of luxurious colour and texture to your home with these gorgeous handmade shades. Beautifully hand made here in New Zealand.
These amazing fabric shades will add luxurious colour and texture to your interior.
This 50cm version is a popular medium size, to be fitted onto a floor lamp.
*Shade Only*
If you wish to use this shade with a floor lamp base, we recommend the Elsie Floor Lamp, found here.
Whenever possible, we try to get your purchase to its destination within seven days, free of charge. This excludes trade orders and out of stock items.
We also offer a generous 30-day refund policy. If the product is not suitable for any reason, return it to us for a refund or exchange. Please remember that the product needs to be in its original condition, and to keep all packaging intact for an easy return. Please download the returns form from our Contact page.
Earthy, Natural, Handmade, Unique
The Organic style celebrates the handmade nature of products and suits an interior that wishes to highlight a unique, one of a kind piece. It is richer in colour and form than Boho and can work across all types of homes. Think of a super minimalist home with one handmade pendant over a dining table or an eclectic abode with a different colour and style of pendant or wall light in each room. This style is about celebrating and investing in custom pieces from small artists and makers in New Zealand to villages around the world.
