Category: kap lampu
Tuffley was designed in the mid-19th century and was originally created for clothing textiles, reflecting the growing fascination with natural motifs during the era. This design, codenamed 'seaweed' in the design studio captures the essence of organic forms and nature-inspired beauty.
The fabric has this lovely historical depth to it—knowing the pattern started life as a clothing textile in the 1800s makes the seaweed motif feel even more special. The green-blue tones shift beautifully depending on the light, and the 30cm empire silhouette sits perfectly over our reading lamp wit
The empire shape gives the room a proper traditional feel, and the green-blue tones really bring out the seaweed pattern when the lamp is lit. Fabric feels thicker than most shades I've handled, so it should hold its structure well.
The shade casts a lovely warm glow at night—the green-blue tones shift beautifully depending on the light. It’s exactly the 30cm size I needed for my bedside lamp, and the cotton fabric has a nice, substantial feel.
