Description
Zambezi blush drum lampshade in a cotton satin is one of the popular designs by Emma J Shipley.
Part of the Wilderie collection, it is inspired by the artists travels to Botswana.
This particular shade features the leopard spotted elephants and on the luxurious velvet fabric, really make a statement.
To get the best out of this design the height of the shades are 30cm and the diameter starts at 30cm.
Sizes drum:
30cm diameter x 30cm height
35cm diameter x 30cm height
40cm diameter x 30cm height
If you need a custom size, feel free to request it as we are happy to help if we can.
If you’re uncertain about the size, you can find comprehensive information and guidance in our FAQs.
Additional Details:
- These drum feature identical diameters at the top and bottom.
- All shades are crafted on a made-to-order basis. Should you wish to examine a fabric sample before finalising your order, you can easily do so here
- Due to potential variations in pattern placement compared to the showcased photos, including a specific print preference note in your order is advisable, as there is a substantial pattern drop on this fabric.
- Designed to accommodate any UK fitting at 29mm (Bayonet Cap B22) or European 40mm (Edison Screw E27), each lampshade comes with an adapter facilitating compatibility with both fittings.
- For those in need of a US harp fitting shade, a specific request must be made during the ordering process.
- The self-adhesive lampshade panel, having undergone testing in the Lighting Association Laboratories, successfully cleared the glow wire test, meeting The British Standard for Luminaires. Consequently, any fabric, textile, or paper laminated to our panel attains fire resistance.
- We advise the use of a low-energy or LED light bulb, with a maximum power rating of 60w.
- Highly reflective mirror linings emit a warm glow from the shade’s interior, limiting light transmission. This feature makes them particularly suitable for premium shades boasting printed or woven patterns.
- Conversely, white linings diffuse light through the fabric, resulting in increased light emanating from the shade.
