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Acacia lampshade in a waterlily print with blue leaves and red blooms, on a red glazed ball lamp
Acacia lampshade on its own, linen printed with lotus leaves, lilies and red flowers
Acacia lampshade on a fluted antique brass column lamp on a wooden chest, beside a jug of roses
Acacia lampshade on a mottled green ceramic lamp on a three legged stool, next to a leather safari chair
Acacia lampshade on a red glazed ball lamp on a dark wooden side table, below a framed print

Acacia, M lampshade

Lampshade M

1 900 kr

M

A generous size, made for larger table lamps where the shade is allowed to take up space, and for smaller floor lamps. Handmade lampshade crafted in Europe with premium textile. Each shade is unique and small variations in pattern and colour may occur.

Please note that the adjustable shade carrier is sold separately and the lamp base is not included.

The fabric

Nympheus, GP & J Baker

Nympheus is from GP & J Baker, one of Britain's most storied fabric houses with a history dating to the late 1800s. The house is known for a classic British aesthetic, often with motifs drawn from nature.

Nympheus is one of their most iconic patterns, created in 1915 by William Turner — a nature-inspired motif of plants and birds in green, blue, yellow and muted red.

This fabric is especially meaningful to us, having been present in our childhood.

100% linen

Specifications
DimensionsØ Base 35 cm / Ø Top 10 cm / Slope 23 cm
FittingDuplex fitting. The lampshade is mounted using a separate adjustable shade carrier attached to a threaded lamp holder. This allows the height of the shade to be adjusted to best suit the lamp base. Please note that the adjustable shade carrier is sold separately.

Read more about our fittings here.

CareDry dusting only
Produced in EuropeYes
Note

We recommend using LED bulbs only, as they produce minimal heat and are gentler on both fabric and lining. Excessive heat from traditional bulbs may affect the lampshade’s shape, colour, and overall longevity. As with all textiles, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight may cause natural fading over time. For best preservation, avoid placing the lampshade in strong direct sun.

To clean, gently remove dust using a soft dry cloth or a delicate brush attachment. Do not use water or cleaning products.

Measurements are taken at the widest point and may vary by a few millimetres, since every shade is shaped by hand.

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Questions & answers

How do I know which size lampshade to choose?

We offer five different lampshade models and sizes, designed to work with a range of lamp bases. The right choice will depend on the proportions and size of your base. If you are unsure which one to choose, take a look at our size guide, where you can see all five options with their measurements and compare them on different lamps.

See the size guide

What type of fitting do your lampshades have?

Our lampshades come with different fittings depending on the model and size.

Our XS, S and Box pleated shades have a bulb clip fitting, which attaches directly to the light bulb.

Our M and L shades have a duplex fitting and require an adjustable shade carrier to attach the shade to your lamp base. Please note that the shade carrier is not included and needs to be purchased separately.

Not sure what these fittings mean or how they work? Our fitting guide explains each one and how it is used.

Read the fitting guide

Can your lampshades be used as ceiling shades?

Yes. Our M and L lampshades can also be used as ceiling shades with an adapter ring. We sell the adapter separately, allowing the shade to be fitted to a ceiling light.

If you would like to use one of our shades as a ceiling shade, please contact us by email and we will arrange the correct adapter for you.

What type of light bulb do you recommend?

We recommend using LED bulbs with all of our lampshades. LED bulbs produce much less heat than traditional incandescent bulbs, making them a better choice for protecting the shade and its fabric over time.

For our XS, S and Box pleated shades, we recommend a small, round LED bulb. The shape allows the bulb clip fitting to sit securely and gives the shade the best fit.

What if the lampshade does not fit my lamp base?

If the shade is not right for your lamp, you have 14 days to return your purchase.

Please note that our standard return policy does not apply to custom or special order lampshades, as these are made specifically for you.

We recommend checking the measurements in our size guide before ordering to make sure the proportions will work with your lamp base.

Read the return policy

How much light will the lampshade let through?

The amount of light that passes through the shade depends mainly on the colour and thickness of the fabric.

Lighter fabrics generally allow more light to pass through, while darker colours create a more subdued glow. The weight and weave of the fabric also make a difference, with thicker fabrics allowing less light through than finer ones.

Keep in mind that the appearance of the fabric can change slightly when the lamp is switched on, particularly with lighter or more translucent materials.

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