From her rural studio in the grounds of a 17th century farmhouse, British designer, Jenny Worrall creates a range of unique table lamps. Often described as the antiques of the future, Jenny’s designs are much sought after by homeowners, interior designers and the contract market alike.

Jenny draws inspiration from the surrounding Warwickshire countryside, and also from the extensive archives of the V&A Museum and the RHS Lindley Library, creating a range of exclusive decorated glass table lamps, which is as quintessentially English as the environment in which it is made.

Each piece of glass is blown to Jenny’s exacting specification, and the clarity and the extra thickness of the glass create a luminous, almost 3D effect, as well as giving strength to the lamps. The glass is skilfully hand-decorated using the traditional Victorian technique of “Potichomania”. Under Jenny’s direction, a team of local artists apply intricately cut-out (decoupage) images to the inside of the glass and complete the effect with a variety of decorative paint finishes.

All Jenny’s lamps are hand-made to order, allowing flexibility with both design and colour, and making each piece unique and highly individual.

Jenny Worrall Designs also provides an elegant collection of high quality, traditional lost-wax cast and sand-cast brass lamps, candleholders and ornaments.