Amanda Wells x Hanem Petal Linen Lampshade – Pink and Caramel

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.

This is a handmade linen lampshade with six petals in plain natural linen – pink and caramel – made to order in Amanda's studio. It opens out like a flower and can hang as a ceiling pendant or sit on a table lamp.

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

Plain linen petals in two colours

The pink and caramel petals alternate around the shade, but you can rearrange them in pairs or threes to make different patterns, and change them around with the seasons or your mood.

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. See the full Amanda Wells lighting collection.

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.