Southwestern Lamp Shades

Drum Southwest style lamp shades

Made with high-quality iron ring PVC, this lamp shade is available in various styles, patterns, and colors to suit different decor needs, as well as three sizes—S, M and L—to easily match your lamp base.

Bronze or copper lamp shades New Mexico

This premium Tiffany-style lamp adds a valiant bronze finish to the iconic copper foil method made famous by Louis Comfort Tiffany.

While it might initially sound like a crazy pairing, it’s actually a creative way of adding an elegant touch to your cozy Southwestern interiors. After all, both styles are particularly colorful and characterized by bold geometrical shapes. Thanks to the motifs and hues from its recognizable Southwestern pattern, it’ll allow you to make a cohesive but memorable statement. 

Colorful Mexican lamp shades

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This smaller clip-on Mexican lampshade (3 inches on the top and 6 on the bottom) in a polished brass finish is a real show-stopper thanks to its exotic and bright hummingbird design.

You’re especially going to adore it if what draws you to Southwestern decor is its Mexican and Spanish influence.

Leather style southwestern lamp shades

Made with brown faux paper, this shade has an interesting distressed crackle finish. With 13 inches across the top and 15 on the bottom, it’s suitable for most medium-sized lamps.

This model can be another creative take on the original Southwestern lamp shade idea, especially if you’d like to emphasize this decor’s rustic element.

Southwestern lamp shades in a simpler pattern

This embroidered 12-inch-wide cotton model relies on a recognizable star motif against a monochrome design.

It’s especially handy if you don’t want your new Southwestern lamp shade to be extremely eclectic but not even too basic. Offering a balanced combination between these two more obvious options, this type of design is ideal to match the rest of your palette in a humbler way.

Neutral southwest lamp shades for ornate lamps

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12-inches high, this linen fabric drum shade in a stylish earth-tone finish will brighten up your space with the right amount of light.

It’s also a wiser idea than a bright eye-catching pattern if your lamp base is already quite ornate.

Southwestern lamp shades combining warm & cold colors

Frestree

Consisting of iron rings and PVC, this lampshade is extremely durable. Its drum-shaped Navajo design—including both warm and cold colors from the most iconic Southwestern palettes—actually looks more like a work of art than a primarily functional piece!

If your lamp base is neutral and monochrome, you can really get creative with the shade.

Southwest lamp shades in earthy tones

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With earthy tones, this evocative 12-inch shade draws inspiration from the desert and its surrounding landscapes. Its chrome-finish spider fitting makes it durable and long-lasting.

As for patterns, Navajo prints are one of the most iconic ways of complementing Southwestern decor while homaging traditional native textiles: they mainly involve geometric repetitions of triangles and diamonds.

Metal southwestern lamp shade

This sturdy tin lamp shade (8-inch wide on the top and 9.8 at the bottom) showcases a pattern homaging the iconic stars from the American flag.

Thanks to its metal build, this Southwestern shade can help you adopt another charming take on this design: accentuating the rough but romanticized elements of life in the desert.

Southwestern lamp shades in animal prints

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This leopard design in a polished brass finish (3 inches across the top and 6 at the bottom) is conveniently available in a set of four.

This would help you maintain a cohesive feel throughout the entire room or connect separate ones. After all, it’s not just about leather: from rugs to wall art, animal skins and prints are another popular way of decorating Southwestern interiors.