Tangier Ceiling Shade
Tangier Ceiling Shade
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Product Story
Product Story
Get the well-travelled look with our Moroccan inspired Tangier light. The simple scalloped shape is complemented by a velvet trim and hanging hassle. Available in two sizes as a ceiling light and also as a wall scone.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Dimensions (cm): W: 81 H: 56
Shipping and Delivery
Shipping and Delivery
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Inspiration
Inspired by Moroccan architectural silhouettes and layered detail, the Tangier Ceiling Shade offers soft glamour through form and texture. Its gentle scalloped shape, trimmed in velvet, transitions effortlessly between a ceiling fixture and wall sconce—evocative of heritage design with tailored versatility.
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Silhouetted
Scalloped edges evoke traditional Moorish arcades.
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Layered
Velvet trim introduces a tactile glow within the soft form.
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Transposable
Designed to function gracefully as both pendant and wall fixture.

LIVING ROOM
The Tangier Ceiling Shade in Shruti C Reddy’s Beach House Vision Through Ishita Sitwala’s Lens
In her resplendent Chennai beach retreat—designed with graceful restraint by architect Shruti C Reddy and brought to life through Ishita Sitwala’s lens—the Tangier Ceiling Shade emerges as a quiet star. Suspended above the bar area, its softly scalloped form and plush velvet-trimmed silhouette embody worldly allure without theatricality.
Set within a space where heritage materials blend effortlessly with modern warmth, the shade’s velvet edge and tassel add a tactile elegance—a nod to Moroccan craftsmanship—without disrupting the home’s serene dialogue between the old and the new. It’s an object that doesn’t just illuminate—it enriches the atmosphere, infusing it with texture, craft, and a story listeners feel before they speak.