The Embroidered Cotton in Magnolia

Name: The Embroidered Cotton in Magnolia
Brand: Imogen Pope London

Imogen Pope London

£105

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A patterned lampshade defined by its warm butter cross-stitch embroidery. Against a backdrop of our creamy lightweight cotton, the pairing is demure and gentle for bedside lamps or sitting room wall lights alike. Trimmed with our signature frill. Being lined in white organic cotton adds a pleasing weight and means the light doesn’t come through too harshly. The embroidery allows the slightest shafts of light through too giving off a balanced, ambient glow. The table lamp design can also be used as a wall light, and it also comes as a pendant light shade for ceiling fixtures. Looking for a diff

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Registered at Companies House as IMOGEN POPE LONDON LTD, number 14232467. Checked 2026-08-29.
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The Embroidered Cotton in Magnolia

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