The studio

A small workshop in Bali. We make every lamp by hand, one at a time.

Four linen lamp shades hanging in a light well under a glass roof, seen from below

Bali

Linen, a frame and a pair of hands.

enoue home is a small workshop in Bali. We make a few linen lamps, each one by hand, panel by panel. You can choose fringed seams or clean seams.

No two come out exactly alike. They look like cloth, not like factory shades.

A maker in a green apron lifting a sheet of linen over a lamp frame on a workbench
A maker shaping a round lamp frame at a wooden workbench, tools on the wall behind

01 · The frame

It starts with a frame.

Thin ribs are bent by hand into the shape and size you chose. We check the frame against the drawing before any cloth goes on.

Swatches of linen and open net laid together
Linen swatches pinned to a white wall with yellow tape

02 · The cloth

Then the cloth.

We hold linen and net up to the window before we use them. The weave decides how the lamp looks when it is off and how it glows when it is on.

See the linens
A maker stitching linen onto the ribs of a lamp frame
Close-up of linen shades with a soft frayed edge along the seams

03 · The stitch

Stitched by hand.

Panel by panel, stitched along the ribs. For fringed seams we don’t hem the edge, so the linen frays softly where the panels meet. Prefer a neat line? Choose clean seams on the lamp page.

Close-up of an open net weave on a pear-shaped shade, with a frayed seam
A pear-shaped net shade standing among wrapped frames on a shelf

04 · The net

Linen or net.

Net is an open weave. More light comes through and you can see the frame inside. Linen is denser and softer. Both are made the same way, by hand.

Round linen shades stacked together in the workshop

05 · Packing

Packed to travel.

We check every shade, wrap it and box it. We confirm the delivery date with you before you pay.

A round linen lamp on a table beside three grey ceramic vases An oval linen shade hanging under a skylight

Why so few

We only make a few shapes. That way every size and every linen gets the same care, and we don’t make things just to fill a shelf.

The trade-off is a little waiting time, because each lamp is made for you. We tell you the delivery date before you pay.

Find your lamp.

Pick a shape and we’ll show it to scale, or ask us to suggest one.

See the lamps