isabel stanley contemporary lighting
posted by the scholar on January 26th, 2008filed under: textiles, lighting
i need regular shots of color and more light during these gloomy winter months, so what better way to indulge than admiring the colorful shade choices on these lamps from uk designer isabel stanley? isabel was inspired by beautiful ribbons she found on a trip to latin america ten years ago, and through her love of sewing, textiles and embroidery created her sumptuous stripe collection of shades, made of fine satin, velvet and petersham haberdashery ribbons. there are a multitude of colorways in this collection as well as the two others she produces. you can purchase the shades by themselves or with an ash or wenge wooden base for an additional fee, and everything is finished by hand in her london studio.





look here to see more samplings, and to purchase online.
via contemporist
tags: colorful, handmade, isabel stanley, lamp, lampshade, light, london







January 26th, 2008 at 4:04 pm
i need new lamp shades and any of these would do the trick. they are lovely!
January 27th, 2008 at 12:19 pm
hi sosser,
i know - aren’t they gorge? i like the shapes too.
always a pleasure to see you!
January 30th, 2008 at 8:18 am
love seeing these pretty stripes
January 30th, 2008 at 7:12 pm
hi maryam,
i love her stripe collection too and wish i could admire the loveliness of the ribbons in person.
glad to see you!