There are different types of shades types that serve specific functions for practical use depending on their placement and purpose. They are available in materials like linen, silk, iron, palm leaf, and rattan. Here are some examples of Joon Loloi's lamp shade varieties.
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Empire (Triangle) Shade- Distinctive silhouette with a gradual flare toward the bottom. Linen- The aesthetic is timeless and classic. Generally, dusting and vacuuming are sufficient. |
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Empire (Triangle) Shade- Distinctive silhouette with a gradual flare toward the bottom. Palm Fiber- crafted from dried and woven fibers of palm trees. Providing the shade with a warm, organic look and feel. Use a soft bristle brush to gently remove dust from the woven fiber. Be careful not to apply too much pressure. |
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Knife-pleated/Caprani Shade- sharp crisp edges, which give the shade a clean and polished appearance. Classic and timeless option for adding texture. Linen- The aesthetic is timeless and classic. Generally, dusting and vacuuming are sufficient. |
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Drum Shade- cylindrical or drum-like shape with straight vertical sides and a circular top and bottom. Linen- The aesthetic is timeless and classic. Generally, dusting and vacuuming are sufficient. |
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Dome- Dome shades feature a rounded, dome-shaped design that curves outward from the top of the shade and gradually slopes down towards the bottom. This shape helps to diffuse light evenly and create a soft, ambient glow. Metal- Dust with a soft dry cloth to remove debris. |
