Geometric Printed Lamp Shades By Tamasyn Gambell
UK textile designer Tamasyn Gambell,was disillusioned by the waste and lack of innovation in the fashion industry. She went in to collaboration with Ercol to produce geometric printed lamp shades for the house hold. She is an alumni of Chelsea College of Art and the Royal College and has worked at Louis Vuitton and Sonia Rykiel. Her work fabric is all hand printed and uses organic dyestuffs and water based inks.
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