Tyrol collection Tyrolean Pattern Fringed Lampshade
Pairs well with
Mind The Gap Drum Lampshade
Tyrolean Pattern Fringed Lampshade
Elegant, grass fronds creep up this dark green TYROL FOLK PATTERN drum shade, which is highlighted with snowflake-like diamonds. Featuring a metallic gold lining, this handsome design is trimmed with soft brown fringing. Available in three different sizes, our shades come fitted with E27 metallic ring.
Available in three sizes Also available as a pendant lamp.
Premium quality drum and cone lampshades decorated with digitally printed pure linen, vintage wool plaids or woven linen stripes, striking embroideries and even handmade block printed fabrics. For the printing techniques we use only eco-friendly inks. Our shades are reinforced with hidden metallic frames and finished with white fabric lining for an impeccable appearance. To be used only with lamp bases.
| Materials |
100% linen Fringe detail edges Lining Metallic gold |
| Dimensions |
Three size options |
| Extra Info |
This fabric is also available as a pendant lamp in three sizes. Considering the fact that the manufacturing process includes some procedures that are done by hand, this item might present specific marks that gives it even more character. |
| Delivery |
2-3 weeks delivery subject to stock This item is bespoke made to order therefore non-returnable |
Please refer to the products individual information sections and descriptions for delivery lead times. These will also be stated at checkout.
Most our products are made to order to save on waste and this means you will get something unique. Any products that are made to order are non-returnable and non-refundable.
Please refer to our Returns & Refunds Policy for more information. We always recommend to order a sample before purchasing to ensure you are happy with the colour, texture and design.
Please do contact us via email or phone if you need help with calculating how many metres you need for your room to ensure you order the right amount. We are always here to help.
