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Cute and Quirky
A whimsical, fun style that makes a striking accent light in any room. Mix and match with other colours and sizes for extra impact.
Playful Contrast
The ribbon detail accentuates the shape of the shade, adding visual interest. In a contrasting colour for a cute, eye-catching look.
Perfectly Made
With a weighted metal base for extra stability and topped with a cotton mix shade. Takes a 60W max E27 bulb - not included.
As Seen In
This collection is a press favourite, and we hope you like it just as much. Here's a recent example of who loves it and where it's featured.
Win, Design Director
“ The Madame lights strike you straight away as something a little bit different. They're sweet and playful, and have a very designer feel to them.
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| Get this dispatched | Within 10 - 14 weeks |
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| Standard delivery price | £9.90 (free on orders over £300) |
| General Dimensions | H150 x W31 x D31cm Shade height 33cm |
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| Packaging Dimensions | 34 x 40 x 49cm |
| View dimensions diagram |
| Materials | Metal stand; 10% cotton, 90% polyester shade - white and black |
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| Finish | Glossy powder coating - black |
| Bulb | Requires max 60W E27 bulb - not included |
| Switch | On/off foot switch on cable |
| Assembly | Easy |
| Weight | 2kg |
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