Bloomsbury Revisited
A Unique Collection of
Hand Painted Lampshades
Designed and created by artist Jane McCall, each lampshade is hand painted in the style and earthy tones so loved by the famous residents of Charleston.
Shown below are examples of the different designs:
Peas & Lillies, Birds, Cyclamen, Hounds, Angelica, Vanessa, Muse, Duncan and Violet. Also a selection of One Off designs.
Our hand painted bases come in three sizes:
Small (25cm high round base) best for S and M Coolie
Medium (45cm high square base) best for M and L Coolie and M Empire
Tall (55cm high round base) best for XL and XXL Coolie and L Empire
They are all hand painted and we will select you one to match your shade. Do please ask if you would like to see the combination before we post it.
If you would like to upgrade to a premium base with a metal bulb holder and black cord flex please add £25
In addition to the lamps shown in our collection we are also happy to take bespoke commissions. We can quote on producing any size, shape or fitting of lampshade but if you choose one of our stock shades we charge £25 in addition to the normal price. The more information you send us – paint colour references, fabric swatches or photos of your room, the easier it is for us to create exactly what you want.
Please contact us to discuss your ideas.
The shades will fit British (28mm) or European (40mm) lamp fittings.
Small - base 23cm / top 10 cm / height 16cm.
Medium - base 29cm / top 10 cm / height 18 cm.
Large - base 36 cm/ top 12 cm/ height 21 cm.
X Large - base 41cm / top 13cm / height 24 cm.
XX Large - base 46cm / top 18cm / height 27 cm
Medium - base 30cm / top 23 cm / height 19 cm.
Large - base 36cm / top 27 cm / height 22 cm.
Standard - base 50cm / top 36cm / height 28cm
If you are not completely happy with your purchase, please return it to Bloomsbury Revisited within 14 days. We will refund the full amount of the lampshade less the original P&P.
Return address - Bloomsbury Revisited, Coopers Farm, Stonegate, East Sussex TN5 7EH
Jane McCall and Jane Howard have known each other for many years. One has the artistic talent, the other the business brain. One day the conversation came round to lampshades and Bloomsbury Revisited was duly born as a fun, creative and environmentally responsible enterprise.
With a degree in Art History and Visual Studies, Jane became a successful artist including ceramics. Some of her work sold at Charleston Farmhouse sparking a lifelong interest in the Bloomsbury Group. She passionately believes that art shouldn’t just be hung on a wall.
Twenty years ago Jane sold her London PR company and moved to a farm in the heart of the Sussex Weald keeping cattle, sheep, pigs and chickens. Inspired by Jane’s work she suggested the pair set up a business together, which is now run from a barn above the cowshed.
