Maximalist Delft Table Lamp with New House of Hackney Floral Lampshade

A one-of-a-kind statement table lamp handcrafted from a vintage Royal Delft (De Porceleyne Fles) “Delfts Wit / Delft White” ceramic vase, paired with a new bespoke House of Hackney lampshade in the iconic Hollyhocks—Spring textile. With its crisp sculptural white base, brass fittings, and exuberant painterly florals, this lamp is made for maximalist, eclectic, bohemian, romantic, and English country interiors—equally striking on a console, bedside, or side table.

Newly wired with a U.S. plug (or plug for the country of your choice) and ready to use.use. Height includes lampshade.

The ribbed white glazed ceramic base comes from Royal Delft’s Delft White line—introduced in the 1930s as a modern, silhouette-forward evolution of Delftware that emphasizes form, glaze, and shadow over painted decoration. It’s topped with a vibrant drum lampshade in House of Hackney’s Hollyhocks—Spring cotton-linen blend: a saturated, joyful floral riot that feels both pastoral and punchy, with an unmistakably maximalist edge.

Finished with brass hardware and a gold fabric-wrapped cord for a warm, refined contrast against the crisp white ceramic.

About House of Hackney

Founded in London in 2011, House of Hackney is celebrated for its richly patterned textiles and maximalist approach to contemporary British design. Working with artists, archives, and traditional manufacturers, the brand reimagines historic botanical, Art Nouveau, and Arts & Crafts motifs with modern depth and saturated color. Their fabrics are produced in small batches by heritage mills across the U.K., making each pattern both luxurious and highly tactile. Today, House of Hackney is synonymous with bold, expressive interiors—designs that bring drama, romance, and artistry to any space.

About Amitābha Studio

Amitābha Studio is a design atelier dedicated to transforming historic ceramics into one-of-a-kind lighting objects. Each lamp is crafted with deep respect for the original form, using non-invasive methods that preserve the integrity of every vintage or antique vessel. Bases are paired with bespoke lampshades and finished with carefully selected fittings, cords, and custom brass elements, guided by a commitment to sustainability, cultural continuity, and timeless design.