Morris & Co Pimpernel - Olive | Fabric Lampshade

A beautiful classic William Morris design with a strong pattern of entwined foliage, circular shapes and pimpernel plants with small flowers.

This captivating pattern, originally created for wallpaper in 1876, showcases Morris's exceptional talent in capturing the grace of nature.

Once adorning his personal dining room at Kelmscott House in London, it's a piece of art with a rich history.

White large and small flowers bloom sit among sage green leaves on an olive background.

This pattern will suit a wide range of lamp shade sizes. Put around a tapered light shade will give a less structured look as it 'bends' around the shade compared to a straight sided frame.

The fabric is a high quality quilting cotton.

Please refer to the size charts in the photos to choose the dimensions for your lampshade. There are two styles to choose from: tapered or straight sided, and 15 sizes, which are all numbered for ease of ordering. For example 'Tapered 15'

Use the drop down menus to make your choice - see below.

To order a lampshade in this fabric:

In the 1st drop down menu select the style and shape of lampshade - all dimensions are illustrated in the photos.

Ceiling lights are best chosen from the straight sided options and most of the tapered shades are only suitable for table or floor stands and are not available for ceiling pendants.

In the 2nd drop down menu select whether your lampshade is for a table lamp / floor stand, or to be hung from the ceiling. A guide can be found in the photos.

In the 3rd drop down menu select the ring size of the shade frame.

The options are either bayonet bulb fitting or screw bulb fitting. (See photo).

The light shade frame is manufactured to fit screw fit bulbs (E27 & E14) or, a converter (reducer) adaptor is added to reduce the hole so it can fit bayonet bulbs (B22). 

If in doubt, select bayonet bulb fitting as this will come with the flexible adaptor which can be flipped out to make the bulb holder larger if needed.   More information.