Founder, Elizabeth Rose
Elizabeth Rose is a Dorset based landscape painter whose practice spans fine art and interior objects. Inspired by shifting light, atmosphere and landscape, her work explores the relationship between painting and the interior.
She holds a degree in Fine Art from the City and Guilds of London Art School and a Distinction Certificate in Interior Design and Decoration from the Inchbald School of Design.
During the renovation of her Dorset cottage in 2020, Elizabeth began painting lampshades for her own interiors, extending her painterly language beyond the canvas into functional objects for the home. These hand-painted works have since led to commissions for private clients, interior designers and hospitality projects, including The Ned, Max Rollitt and Salvesen Graham.
Alongside her studio practice, Elizabeth has lectured at the Inchbald School of Design, KLC School of Design and Chelsea College of Arts.
A number of her oil paintings are held in the Royal Collection.
Photo credit: Marte Marie Forsberg
Atelier
Drawing on 25 years experience in interior design alongside her fine art practice, Elizabeth Rose creates hand-painted works for interiors informed by a deep appreciation for timelessness, natural materials and the atmosphere of French art and culture.
Her distinctive palette and expressive brushwork move fluidly between canvas and object, where painting becomes both visual and functional. The Stripes and Waves collections extend the same painterly language found within her Landscape Lampshades™️, exploring rhythm, movement and light through gestural mark-making and layered colour.
The hand-painted Landscape Lampshades™️ develop Elizabeth’s ongoing exploration of landscape and memory. Each shade unfolds as a continuous panoramic surface, composed of spontaneous abstract marks that wrap seamlessly around the form. Viewed in the round, the works invite the viewer to experience them as they might a landscape itself, immersive, shifting and atmospheric.