Contemporary Table Lamps with Fabric Shades
Fabric and textile shades are a classic for a reason, they beautifully diffuse light around your room while maintaining a homely feel amongst your soft furnishings. However, things have come a long way from crimped shades with slotted ribbons; our selection of hand-picked fabric shade floor lamps vary from the uber-modern, to artistic wooden styles, and of course updated classics.
Perfect Size Lamp For Living Areas and Bedside
8 Products£82.00
Large Lounge Table Lamp - White or Black with Diffused Shade
2 Products£314.94
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Black Felt Shade with Cut-Out Roses on Black Base
£69.00
Table Lamp with Hexagonal Open Base - Fabric Shade 305mm
3 Products£42.81
Ribbed Glass Base Table Lamp with Optional Shade
6 Products£58.55
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Chrome & Fabric Shaded Table Lamp - Belid
£60.00
Elegant Loop Table Lamp - Brass or Nickel
3 Products£114.55
Dimpled Glass Base Table Lamp with Shade
2 Products£120.59
Architectural Table Lamp in Contemporary Matt Brass with Black Shade
£135.00
Architectural Table Lamp in Clean Brushed Nickel - Black Shade
£135.00
Rectangular Table Light with Fabric Shade
2 Products£144.00
Pineapple Base Table Lamp and Pleated Shade
6 Products£201.37
Fabric Shade Table Lamps - Tips and Advice
Table lamps are incredibly versatile in design and placement opportunity and can quickly change the appearance of a room without the need for an electrician. If you're looking to add ambience and upgrade your interiors, lighting can be hugely impactful. One of the most effective ways to add interest with lighting is to introduce multi-level lighting through incorporating lower level lighting, such as table lamps, in addition to your ceiling lighting. This also allows you to pick and choose the lighting scheme of a room throughout the changing light of the day and to suit different activities.
Table lamps can be hugely impactful when used in symmetrical pairs on sideboards or end tables, but that doesn't mean that one singular lamp can't be just as impactful on its own. In fact, many interior designers now look to create a-symmetry in their room designs for less formal and more lived-in aesthetics, opting instead to use mirrors or ceramics to balance out sideboards and console tables with an oversized lamp on one side.