Pair of Grey Column Lamp with William Morris Fringed Shades
These one-of-a-kind sculptural grey column lamps make a bold statement with their stacked ceramic bases and handmade fringed shades. Wrapped in a classic botanical print and finished with rich fringe, they strike the perfect balance between tailored and playful.
Scout Curated
A lamp as an accent? Sure. But we'd rather build the whole room around it. That's why every Scout Curated lamp is designed, not assembled. Our team thoughtfully pairs exceptional lamp bases—new and vintage—with hand-selected shades to create lamps that feel original, collected, and intentional. Each combination is chosen with our design team's eye for balance, proportion, and personality. The result is lighting with a point of view that's distinctly Scout and unlike anything you'll find straight off any other showroom floor.
Tinker & Tallulah
Founded by husband-and-wife team Rach and Liam, Tinker & Tallulah is a British brand known for its handcrafted lampshades. Made to order in their Nottinghamshire studio using luxurious fabrics and traditional techniques, each shade is designed to transform a lamp into a statement piece. Inspired by eccentric English interiors and Art Deco glamour, their designs are bold, timeless, and full of character.
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13" Dia., 34" H
WARNING! California's Proposition 65
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Pair of Grey Column Lamp with William Morris Fringed Shades
These one-of-a-kind sculptural grey column lamps make a bold statement with their stacked ceramic bases and handmade fringed shades. Wrapped in a classic botanical print and finished with rich fringe, they strike the perfect balance between tailored and playful.
Scout Curated
A lamp as an accent? Sure. But we'd rather build the whole room around it. That's why every Scout Curated lamp is designed, not assembled. Our team thoughtfully pairs exceptional lamp bases—new and vintage—with hand-selected shades to create lamps that feel original, collected, and intentional. Each combination is chosen with our design team's eye for balance, proportion, and personality. The result is lighting with a point of view that's distinctly Scout and unlike anything you'll find straight off any other showroom floor.
Tinker & Tallulah
Founded by husband-and-wife team Rach and Liam, Tinker & Tallulah is a British brand known for its handcrafted lampshades. Made to order in their Nottinghamshire studio using luxurious fabrics and traditional techniques, each shade is designed to transform a lamp into a statement piece. Inspired by eccentric English interiors and Art Deco glamour, their designs are bold, timeless, and full of character.
Specs & Care
13" Dia., 34" H WARNING! California's Proposition 65
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These one-of-a-kind sculptural grey column lamps make a bold statement with their stacked ceramic bases and handmade fringed shades. Wrapped in a classic botanical print and finished with rich fringe, they strike the perfect balance between tailored and playful.
Scout Curated
A lamp as an accent? Sure. But we'd rather build the whole room around it. That's why every Scout Curated lamp is designed, not assembled. Our team thoughtfully pairs exceptional lamp bases—new and vintage—with hand-selected shades to create lamps that feel original, collected, and intentional. Each combination is chosen with our design team's eye for balance, proportion, and personality. The result is lighting with a point of view that's distinctly Scout and unlike anything you'll find straight off any other showroom floor.
Tinker & Tallulah
Founded by husband-and-wife team Rach and Liam, Tinker & Tallulah is a British brand known for its handcrafted lampshades. Made to order in their Nottinghamshire studio using luxurious fabrics and traditional techniques, each shade is designed to transform a lamp into a statement piece. Inspired by eccentric English interiors and Art Deco glamour, their designs are bold, timeless, and full of character.
Specs & Care
13" Dia., 34" H WARNING! California's Proposition 65
