Brighten up dark corners and add some personality to your home with my statement bird lampshades. My drum lampshades are all made to order in the UK with high quality frames and using UK Printed cotton and linen fabrics. The 30cm and 40cm frames are reversible meaning the shade can be used for ceiling or lamp stands. Bespoke sizes can be made, please get in touch for your quote.

We have a wide range of lampshade designs but my bird design lampshades are always a customer favourite. Not only are my lampshades brilliant for lighting up your home, the bold bird print lampshades will add personality and character to your room decor with minimal effort. They can create a feature point in your room and add colour and pattern to a plain decor scheme.

British Bird Design Lampshades to Suit Your Home Interiors

There are many bird lampshades to choose from so hopefully you can pick a favourite. I take my inspiration from British birds and wildlife so all of my bird lampshades feature birds you can spot in your garden or around the British countryside. If you are a lover of British birds, there will be a lampshade to suit your taste and colour scheme of your home. Alternatively, a lampshade can be a great place to start when redecorating as you can take inspiration from its colours.

Yellow, Blue and Peach Bullfinch Interior Design

This Bullfinch Lampshade design is fun with a bright pop of peach colour from the beautiful Bullfinches. The bright feathery peach breasts of the Bullfinch are a delight to see feasting on flower buds in woods of the British Isles. Their secretive disposition makes them even more of a treasure to see and I remember the thrill of spotting them as a child. This lampshade captures the Bulfinch’s vivid colouring and swift movements. This bird lampshade would work well in grey or neutral coloured interiors so that the birds can add the splash of colour.

Grey, Brown and Cream Bird Pattern

This Goldcrest Lampshade with goldcrests in greys, beige and browns, is made from 100% cotton and digitally printed in the UK. Inspired by the chirp of tiny birds dancing delicately between the needles of pine trees, this soft print exudes a dainty grace. This bird lampshade has a more neutral palette and subtle design so could work in a colourful room to add interest and texture.

British City Bird, Urban and Country Green Colourway

My love of British birds continues with the gorgeous Greenfinch Lampshadedesign. A visitor to gardens in both city and country, the vivid green bird is seen here in flight against a springtime backdrop of apple blossom. This bird lampshade has subtle colours which you could use to enhance the rest of your decor, perhaps pick one of the colours to use across elements of your room design.

Juneberry and Bird Light and Airy Lampshade

As a child, these beautiful Great Tits nestled outside my bedroom window. Integral to British hedgerows, I fondly remember growing up next to these colourful birds and recreated my childhood memories of them in my lampshade designs. Juneberry and Bird is the most popular of my prints, it brings accent splashes of refreshing blue and yellow to brighten up your space. This bird lampshade design is so versatile as it looks great in bedrooms, nurseries and kitchens.

Long-Tailed Tit Grey/Blue Lampshade

This elegant grey/blue bird lampshade featuring pink long-tailed tits in Magnolia trees was inspired by walks in South London. This design is part of my Bloom collection which celebrates the array of small wildlife I have photographed whilst admiring the flowering plants and shrubs in British parks and gardens.

Robin Lampshade

The British robin is a much loved garden bird all year round, especially at Christmas. A regular visitor to my childhood garden, the Robin is a familiar and endearing bird. They can be spotted throughout the year in town gardens and country hedgerows. They are charming and inquisitive garden companions. My robin lampshade is a modern and elegant design which has a Scandinavian edge.

Spring Ivy Lampshade in Blue

This blue tit lampshade in blue hues features two blue tit birds on spring ivy plants and berries. My eye was drawn to the lush leaves of ivy cascading down the walls of a Georgian home on my walk to the studio when I lived in London. I had to include the blue tit in her designs. They are regular garden visitors and enjoy the plump berries offered in the cooler months.