Amanda Wells x Hanem Anna Petal Lampshade

I loved visiting Amanda Wells in her East Lothian studio and seeing how she works – whether it's rattan, silk, linen, tassels or a velvet trim. She's a true creative with a really interesting background: she's a descendant of Whytock & Reid, the Edinburgh cabinetmakers and furniture designers that generations of Edinburgh families knew and loved. These petal shades are her latest creation – elegant, with a touch of whimsy.

The Anna Petal is a handmade fabric lampshade in a soft floral block print, made to order in Amanda's studio. Six petals open out like a flower, and it can hang as a ceiling pendant or sit on a table lamp.

Amanda designed the Petal shade with interior designer Hannah Learmont. Each fabric-covered petal hooks onto an antique-brass-toned frame, so the petals can be taken off and swapped.

The Anna fabric

A floral block print in warm, mellow tones, with enough pattern to lift a plain ceiling or a dark corner without taking over the room. Amanda named it after a much-loved family member, a florist who puts as much into her local community as she does into her flowers.

Anna is one of four fabrics in the Petal Stories Collection – Anna, Eleanor, Nancy and Naomi – each named after a woman who has inspired Amanda or Hannah.

Size and fitting

• Bottom diameter 56cm (22") x height 18cm (7")
• Fits B22 (bayonet) and E27 (screw) lamp holders
• Choose Pendant for a ceiling light, or Lamp base for a table lamp

The price is for the lampshade only – pendant fittings and lamp bases are sold separately.

How the shade is made

Each shade is made up of six separate fabric-covered petals. They clip onto an antique-brass-toned frame and are held in place with small, discreet stoppers, which gives the shade its sculptural, flower-like shape. Because the petals are separate, they can be taken off and rearranged or swapped. The shade can hang as a ceiling pendant or sit on a table lamp.

Handmade to order in Scotland

Each shade is made by hand in Amanda's East Lothian studio, with a lead time of around 3–4 weeks, and is sent to you directly from her.

Read more about Amanda and her studio in Meet Our Makers.