Striped Lamp Shades
Buy the best striped lamp shades selected and recommended by interior designers. By Vanessa Weber.
Here is an interesting idea in lampshades, but not for those with motion sickness. Striped lamp shades are fun, attractive, and give your lamps the feeling of tumbling through Wonderland. In plenty of stripe colors, many offset in white backing, your lamps will be accented well with one of these. See collection for all the striped lamp shades we offer.
Striped Lamp Shades
Buying Guide
Vanessa Weber
Interior Design Expert
Vanessa is a New York-based designer specializing in architectural lighting. Whether you are planning an event, want to illuminate your backyard retreat or simply need advice on what lamp to purchase for your bedroom, Vanessa will be more than happy to share her knowledge and expertise.
Striped lamp shades are available in a myriad of colors, such as the classic white and black and the glamorous gold and white combo. The colors of the stripes will mainly depend on whether you want the lamp shade to complement your current decor or stand out and make a statement. For instance, if yellow accents are scattered around the room, you can keep the cohesion going with a yellow striped lamp shade.
Alternatively, a striped lamp shade in multi-tones such as purple, white, grey, and blue can add vibrancy and visual interest to an otherwise colorless room. Of course, you can count on gold and white striped lamp shades to add an unexpected twist to your space. Striped lamp shades in subtle colors like beige, peach, and powder pink will illuminate the room with understated elegance while those in bold colors such as red and green help create an eye-catching focal point.
Your striped lamp shades don’t necessarily need to match the other lighting fixtures in your room.
However, unless you’re opting for the most eclectic, bohemian, or Hollywood regency room, they should share at least one common feature in order to achieve a cohesive interior style.
For example, you could have striped lamp shades in the same style but different colors. Or how about the same palette but a completely different shape?