Happy Monday, y’all!
I’ve been collecting links and photos to some of my favorite light fixtures over the past little while, and thought I’d share them today since I’ve accumulated a big enough collection to make a blog post out of them. Which one is your favorite?
1. La Marina’s Nautical Weathered Anchor Chandelier:
2. Forty West’s Grayton 2-Piece Table Lamp:
3. Pottery Barn’s Rope Chandelier:
4. Artesano’s Metal Pendant Light with Hanging Crystals:
5. Lamps Plus’ Quorum Salento 1-Light Pendant:
6. Shades of Light’s Scallop Trim Hanging Lantern:
7. Feiss’ 5-Light Chalk Washed/Beachwood Chandelier:
8. Kenroy Home’s Nillo 1-Light Pendant:
Here’s a better shot of them on So Much Better With Age‘s blog:
I just noticed they’re on sale for $62.69…tempting!
9. Lemonbest’s Industrial Swing Arm Wall Sconce:
That one is on sale for $42.69!
10. Houzz’s Edison Simplicity 1-Light Wall Sconce:
That one is only $29!
11. Home Decorator’s Ellencott Chandelier:
And last but not least, this (way out of our price range) beauty:
12. Wayfair’s Cyan Design Motivo 8-Light Chandelier:
I’ve been in love with that one ever since I first saw it in the NEST cabin in Tennessee:
Oh! That reminds me! I loved this fixture they had in the bathroom there too:
It’s Amazon’s Industrial Wrought Iron Vintage Retro Crystal Pendant Light and I actually have that one (a gift from a friend), but I haven’t had anywhere to hang it. :-/
Rest assured, I’ll find a place somewhere around here one of these years! 😀
And now that I’ve got all the photos loaded in, let me share what I really (unexpectedly) loved about putting this post together. I see a specific style! I don’t know about you, but sometimes I feel all over the map when it comes to my design style (because I’m just so stinkin’ smitten with so many different styles!) but lately, I’ve really felt like I want to hone. I’m not sure why…maybe it just comes along with motherhood? 😉 Anywho- I see a kind of rustic-meets-refined/industrial chic/farm charm thing happening when I look at all those lights together as a group, and I’m really diggin’ it! #Farminine
I’ll be back soon with a post about Jim and Katie’s banquette table. We repurposed an old IKEA table and it turned out so cute!
Layla
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All of them are beautiful but that anchor light caught my eye and it’s just perfect!
Yes I like that one too!!
My favorite also!
I have the Wayfair chandelier over our dining table right here in The Waters 🙂
Layla–PERFECT timing!!! Thank you for doing some legwork for me! 😉 We will be moving at the end of the school year and I have a whole new house in need of updates. My kitchen will be most likely the classic farmhouse/cottage kitchen with white cupboards, white tiles, black counters, and accents of lighter wood/wicker to soften things. I was looking for some lights with wood for the peninsula/island and dining. I really like so many of these! And I had just checked the kids section at RH and never made it to PBTeen. That one has some SERIOUS texture! Can’t wait to go read the details on these beauties!
I hope you show that Ikea table soon. My husband and I are about to wrap up a kitchen remodel for my sister in law and we are looking for a table to go with her booth that my husband made from church pews. It will seat 4 comfortably in the pews (it’s actually one pew he cut into to make it an L-shape and maybe two in chairs on the other side. I can’t wait to see the transformation you did with the Ikea table.
Love em all especially the last one! We are in process of taking our whirlpool tub out of our town home and installing our newly handcrafted oval wooden bathtub. I’d love to be able to mount a light like this but not sure of “code rules” for bath lighting. Especially over a tub. What did you find in your research for the barn bath? Currently we have just a round ugly canned light with a plastic cover.
Love to be able to show you the tub since my son made in Mongolia and shipped it to us! He and his wife Liz live there with 5 children sharing Jesus and making tubs. Here’s his website
http://www.waterwoodtubs.com with pics of our tub under The story tab. Any ideas we would welcome your input. Currently we haven’t begun the process of removing the jetted tub. Soon though. We have to modify the wall a bit and repaint and put rock tile on the floor since this is a free standing tub.

Oh, I didn’t research for the barn bath. Jim and Katie used an architect and he designed the lighting plan. Off to check out that link! 🙂
Ok sweet. Thanks for all your research. Love your style!!
I do have to admit after re-reading your last comment on this post, I too am on the same trek for the style that fits. So keep it up! I’m watching to see what you come up with next! We just finished that look for my husband’s new office. Former 150 year old Mercantile and now it’s housing office, and a venue spot! It’s sorta vintage-industrial-chic-office-thing!
Layla, I’m sorry but No. 4 is awful. It reminds me of the things they used to put on prisoners head when they executed them. I hope you don’t use that EVER.
No.5 is my fave!!
Ha! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I guess. 😉 I’d still love to find a spot for it!
Funny, it is in the eye of the beholder. #4 is my favorite! With #10 being my second. Good round up, lighting is hard to choose and find. #1 looks like you :). I have a lot of stained glass, because that’s my favorite. To each his own for sure. Some of these would be so hard to clean. 🙁
What is this cleaning you speak of? 😉 (Seriously though, I can’t remember the last time I cleaned a light fixture that wasn’t a lamp. #GrodyButTrue :-/ )
Eeew that is #Grodyforsure
#FiguringOutFamily #WorkinLongerLaterHours #I’llCleanNextYear 😉
Ha! Totally get it
Great finds, I adore both of the wall sconces that you found. The drastic contrast of black and gold always makes such a dramatic impact to your home decor.
I really like no. 7. I am too practical for some of these. They’re all pretty, but the ones with lots of beads and rope just make me think how difficult they would be to clean. 😉
My thoughts exactly!
I like 6 and 7.
Number 5 is my favorite. I also like #3, 4, 10 and 12.
I bought some similar to the Houzz ones but more like the ones above that photo, had a friend ship them to me here in Australia from New York, USA and I LOVE them! I paid only $29 US for them which is about $35 Australian dollars. Had I bought the same or similar here, they would have been over 250 buckaroos! Unbelievable the difference in our prices! (Oh the freight would have been crazy priced but we had a large lot of bits and stuff packed for two people, so that really helped bring the costs down!)
I will be putting them in the front bedroom. The other pair i bought with clear shades (from USA as well!) are in my living room next to my big old Elk photo. I love them sooooo much! Rustic but soooo cool.
I have something similar to that last fixture you posted that we just put up in December. I got a really great fixture from Lighting New York (Jean Marie is fantastic) for $346.00. I did catch a special sale that brought the price down from $460ish. http://www.lightingnewyork.com/product/quorum-salento-chandeliers-6006-9-94.html?page=1&q=french%20umber%20chandelier
I heart #12……