Orange lampshades

To add warmth to your home and create a welcoming atmosphere, an orange lampshade is a bold and stylish choice. Perfect for the living room or bedroom, it provides soft lighting and highlights your décor. Embrace this colourful lighting accessory to enhance any room.

Maloe

Scandinavian pendant light with metal and wood shade maloe

18 variantes

~~$247~~$225 −9 %-10% EXTRA

Vintage Japanese style LED pendant light with copper socket and glass shade

Alexa

Suspension à abat-jour en verre et métal vintage

24 variantes

~~$484~~$225 −54 %-10% EXTRA

Tiffany floor lamp with orange stained glass shade

Rebia

Tiffany floor lamp with orange stained glass shade

~~$2,174~~$1,205 −45 %-20% EXTRA

Designer LED pendant light in metal with asymmetric shade

Wasku

Designer led pendant light in metal with asymmetric shade

Lampe à poser à abat-jour en métal et plastique

4 variantes

~~$225~~$112 −50 %-10% EXTRA

Creative Nordic wall light with adjustable lampshade for indoor decor

Cœur

Applique murale ronde en métal

6 variantes

$337-15% EXTRA

Danish designer decorative glass lampshade pendant light

Wallo

Suspension à abat-jour en verre scandinave

6 variantes

$304-15% EXTRA

Orange lampshades : faites le bon choix

An orange lampshade adds a vibrant touch, transforming lighting into a bold accent.

The orange lampshade is an adventurous choice to energise an interior, whether it’s for a modern living room, a retro bedroom or a creative office. Its warm hue, ranging from vivid tangerine to burnt copper, subtly colours your walls and shapes the atmosphere. You’ll find it as a cylindrical shade for floor lamps (30–40 cm diameter), a conical bedside lampshade (20–25 cm), or an oversized pendant up to 60 cm for living spaces. The orange shade diffuses light gently for a cosy colour temperature—ideally between 2700 and 3000 Kelvin—avoiding glare. It works equally well with an 8–12 W LED bulb (equivalent to 60–100 W incandescent) or a halogen source, depending on your needs.

What materials are used for orange lampshades?

Fabric: Cotton and linen are most popular, offering soft, even light. An orange fabric shade of 200–300 g/m² keeps its shape and shows deep colour. Polycotton is more robust for kids’ rooms or high-use spaces. For a more sophisticated look, orange velvet gives a vintage note and absorbs more light for a plush, cosy glow. Most fabric shades can be dry cleaned or steam cleaned for easy care.

Glass: An orange glass shade—blown, frosted or opal—gives a bolder light and brighter colour. These are mostly used as pendants or ceiling lights in sizes from 25 to 40 cm across. Orange tinted or textured glass suits a designer or industrial look. For bathrooms or damp spaces, choose at least IP44 rated shades.

Paper: Lightweight and affordable, a Japanese paper orange lampshade (80–120 g/m²) offers a superb translucent effect and a graphic feel. Ideal for temporary pendants or boho style. Make sure to keep it away from heat and use low-heat LED bulbs only.

Rattan: For a natural touch, orange-dyed rattan or woven natural fibres offer unique shadow play. These shades (30–50 cm diameter) work well in ethnic or Scandinavian style decor. Just dust regularly with a soft brush to keep them fresh.

To discover other textures and inspiration, the rattan lampshade collection offers natural, warm alternatives.

What size and wattage for each room?

Choosing an orange lampshade depends on the room and the effect you want. In a living room, pick a 40–60 cm diameter shade for a central pendant, hung at 210 cm to avoid any direct view of the bulb. Over a dining table, a 35–45 cm orange shade hung 80 cm above the table provides a welcoming, glare-free glow. In bedrooms, a 20–30 cm shade is perfect for bedside lamps, paired with a 400–600 lumen (4–7 W LED) bulb for a relaxing mood.

For offices or reading corners, an orange lampshade should channel light without making it harsh: a conical or cylindrical design with an 800–1000 lumen (8–10 W LED) bulb gives practical but warm illumination. For ceiling lights, choose a diameter suited to room size: 30 cm for 8–12 m², 40 cm for 12–18 m². Fabric or glass shades spread the light most evenly.

To coordinate your space, the living room lampshade range makes it easy to mix and match colours and shapes.

How do you style an orange lampshade with your decor?

An orange lampshade pairs effortlessly with neutrals like grey, beige or off-white for a fresh, bright contrast. In vintage interiors, it looks superb with brass or dark wood accents. In modern homes, vivid orange adds energy to minimalist furniture or charcoal walls. For a boho look, it works beautifully with patterned textiles and natural-fibre accessories.

For a harmonious palette, echo the orange shade in cushions, a rug or a vase. Create visual interest by grouping several pendants in different sizes (20, 30, 40 cm) and brightness levels to add rhythm to your room.

If you want to explore other shades or play with contrasts, the white lampshade collection offers complementary options to balance your decor.

If you’re drawn to bold design, the designer lampshade selection features original shapes and sophisticated finishes—ideal for showing off orange in a contemporary interior.

And for those needing large-scale solutions for floor lamps, the floor lamp lampshade collection includes models made for large formats and higher wattages, ensuring a bright and stylish finish.

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