Refresh Your Home for Spring with Besselink & Jones

As spring approaches, colour naturally takes on a more prominent role in the home, offering an easy way to refresh interiors for the season ahead. From softer pastels to brighter, mood-lifting tones, spring colour brings a sense of lightness and optimism - and lighting remains one of the simplest ways to introduce it. Luxury lighting specialists Besselink & Jones offer a wide selection of decorative lights designed to help incorporate colour with ease.

Yellow is a classic spring colour, often associated with warmth and optimism as interiors begin to feel lighter and more open. The T3-031 Small Round Tea Caddy, Hand Painted brings this tone to life through its soft yellow glaze and delicate hand-painted detailing. Paired with a tonal shade, the lamp introduces colour in a way that feels decorative rather than overpowering, making it a natural fit for traditional living rooms, hallways or side tables where a gentle lift is needed.

For those who prefer something with a little more presence, blue offers a striking yet considered alternative. The T7-014 Blue/White Ginger Jar Ceramic Table Lamp with Gilded Base draws on classic blue-and-white patterning inspired by traditional ceramic design. Its rounded form and illustrative detailing create a strong visual focal point - making it the perfect piece to anchor a space without overwhelming it

If a softer, more natural aesthetic appeals, shades of green can provide a calm but impactful way to bring colour into a space. The T3-035G Hand Painted Eau de Nil Tea Caddy Table Lamp combines a crackled green finish with darker accents, creating subtle contrast while retaining a grounded, refined quality. This botanical tone works beautifully as an accent and offers a sense of balance that feels just as relevant beyond spring as it does now.

Pricing:

T3-031 - Small Round Tea Caddy, Hand Painted

T7-014 - Blue/White Ginger Jar Ceramic Table Lamp, Gilded Base

T3-035G - Hand Painted Eau de Nil Tea Caddy Table Lamp

*Shades sold separately